Hlscc Executive and Leadership Team

Michael O'Neal, the President (2005 2008) at Hlscc, directed the institution's strategic vision and operational execution during a pivotal period. Overseeing all academic and administrative functions, O'Neal focused on enhancing the college's program offerings and fostering community engagement. This leadership involved cultivating intellect and stewardship among students, faculty, and staff. Michael O'Neal's tenure emphasized the development of career pathways and the provision of essential resources for student success, aligning with the college's mission to serve future and current students, parents, visitors, faculty, and staff. The role required close collaboration with various departments to ensure the delivery of high-quality education and professional development courses, thereby strengthening Hlscc's position in the British Virgin Islands.

Judith Vanterpool, the Acting President (2018 2019) at Hlscc, provided interim leadership, ensuring continuity and stability during a transitional phase. Vanterpool managed the day-to-day operations of the college, maintaining focus on student success and program integrity. This role involved overseeing the diverse range of over 47 programs and professional development courses, ensuring they continued to meet the needs of students and the community. Judith Vanterpool's responsibilities included fostering an environment that cultivated intellect and stewardship, while also supporting the college's mission to develop specialized skills through its institutes and centers. The Acting President's leadership ensured that Hlscc remained a vital resource for future students, current students, parents, visitors, faculty, and staff in the British Virgin Islands.

Obe Wheatley, the President (1991 2005) at Hlscc, established and guided the college's foundational growth and strategic direction for over a decade. Wheatley's leadership was instrumental in developing the college's diverse range of programs and professional development courses, significantly expanding educational opportunities within the British Virgin Islands. This extensive tenure focused on cultivating intellect and stewardship, embedding these values into the college's culture and operations. Obe Wheatley championed the importance of career pathways and student success, ensuring the institution provided robust resources and specialized training through its various institutes and centers. The President's vision shaped Hlscc into a key institution serving students, faculty, and the wider community.

Janet Smith, the Interim President (2016 2018) at Hlscc, provided critical leadership during a period of transition, maintaining the college's commitment to excellence and community engagement. Smith oversaw the operational continuity of Hlscc's extensive academic offerings, including over 47 programs and professional development courses. This role focused on ensuring that students, faculty, and staff continued to have access to the resources necessary for intellectual growth and career advancement. Janet Smith's leadership reinforced the college's mission to cultivate intellect and stewardship, while also supporting the development of specialized skills through dedicated institutes and centers. The Interim President ensured Hlscc remained a steadfast educational resource for the British Virgin Islands community.