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Why would Ivy Tech, which is so critical to the continued economic growth of Indiana, and which provides the edcational gateway to a successful life for thousdands of Indiana residents, hire a 70 year old person to lead this most critical institution? Doesn’t Ivy Tech need a much younger professional who can serve for no less than a decade and who is much closer in age to the students Ivy Tech serves? I am both confused and concerned by this selection.
Pollio is not 70, but he is frequently mixed up with a 70-year-old comedian from Louisville with the same name.
States in the article that he is 53.