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Archives for July 2008

CCCC Machining holds open house

07.28.2008 • College & Community  •  

SANFORD – The Machining Technology program at Central Carolina Community College hosts an Open House 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 4, in Room M211, Wilkinson Hall, on the Lee County Campus. Machining and tool & die making are great hands-on, high-tech careers with many opportunities and good pay. New industries locating in the area look for skilled metalworkers. ...

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Central Carolina PBL students win big at nationals

07.28.2008 • Clubs  •  

Central Carolina PBL students win big at nationals

SANFORD – Three Phi Beta Lambda members from CentralrnCarolina Community College placed among the top 10 in their categories atrnNational PBL Conference competitions in Atlanta the weekend of June 20. PBL, a national business student organization, promotesrnbusiness leadership in its members. The conference attracted about 1,000rncompetitors from about 250 college ...

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CCCC Chatham offers Geriatric Aide training

07.25.2008 • Continuing Education  •  

PITTSBORO – A Geriatric Aide training program takes place at Central Carolina Community College’s Chatham County Campus Sept. 2-Nov. 10. The program will develop specific skills to address the complex needs of the older adult. The 160-hour program includes 112 hours of class/lab and 48 hours of clinical experience. Topics to be covered include: nutrition, hydratio ...

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Chatham couple endows CCCC scholarship

07.17.2008 • Foundation  •  

Chatham couple endows CCCC scholarship

PITTSBORO – Ed and Mary Hayes Holmes, of Pittsboro, have established the Edward S. and Mary Hayes B. Holmes Endowment with the Central Carolina Community College Foundation. The endowment will fund a $500 scholarship for the 2008-09 school year and a $1,000 scholarship in future years for students attending Central Carolina C.C. To be eligible to apply for it, stu ...

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Career Readiness Certificate exams at CCCC Harnett

07.15.2008 • College & Community  •  

LILLINGTON – Career Readiness Certificate tests will be given at Central Carolina Community College’s Harnett County Campus on Friday, July 25. Based on test results, one can be certified at the Bronze, Silver, or Gold level. Holding a North Carolina CRC credential validates a worker’s skill level and ability to handle the tasks of an occupation, increasing employ ...

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Marchant is next CCCC president

07.15.2008 • College & Community  •  

CCCC hosts youth volleyball camp

07.15.2008 • College & Community  •