A rift has formed at Spartanburg Community College, where some faculty members are in revolt against what they say is a school administration that has been heavy-handed in its approach to governance since new leadership took over three years ago. The school, which has seen a sharp increase in enrollment since President Michael Mikota took over in summer 2020, says it has had to step in to quell discontent that has become a distraction. The most-outspoken among the faculty has asked outside oversight agencies to investigate the school’s actions.
