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Part-Time CCCC Employee of the Month!

March Part-Time
Employee of the Month: Evan Riley

"Evan is willing to serve both our BioWork continuing education course as well as using his expertise in the AAS degree program. He takes on new challenges like course development and values continual improvement. In the Downstream course, Evan created a capstone project, which gave students the opportunity to dive deep in project development for biopharma manufacturing. The examples and guidance he gave students resulted in a group project of exceptional quality. The project also opened students up to different roles in biopharma manufacturing and provided a broad, high-level perspective while at the same time digging deep into the details."

"Evan has been instrumental in bringing the Downstream Processing course to CCCC. Evan not only taught the Downstream course, which ran for the first time in many years this spring, he also developed the course by partnering closely with instructional designers at the college. Evan also identified learning objectives and content for a field trip to the Capstone Center and BTEC at N.C. State. Being willing to include field trips allows our students to gain experience and knowledge we don't currently have access to at our campus."

"His industry experience is clear in his teaching and adds so much value to student learning. Evan created a process for his teaching in BioWork where he reviews operational units frequently to connect past content with current content. He's continued this approach with the introductory unit in Downstream Processing and continues to work with our Instructional Design team to create a positive student experience. Evan also does an exceptional job with resume development with our students to assist students with job applications."

Evan Riley

Adjunct Professor in Biotechnology

How long have you worked for CCCC?
I have worked for CCCC about 1.5 years.

What brought you to CCCC?
I moved to the area and saw the college across the street from my house and decided I would try and apply. I am a consultant in the biomanufacturing field and thought it would be fun to teach the subject as well in my free time.

Describe what you do for CCCC.
I mostly teach the Biowork continuing education program to help students enter the biomanufacturing field. I recently developed a downstream processing course that focuses on a portion of this field where purification happens. Taking these courses allows people to work for companies such as Astellas or Pfizer here in the area.

Where did you grow up?
I was born and raised in W.Va. but moved to N.C. after college to start my career.

Where do you live now?
I currently live in Sanford.

Educational credentials?
I have a Master's in Biomanufacturing and will be completing my Master's in Business Administration this December. I also have over 12 years of bioscience experience in local facilities.

Tell us about your family!
I live here with my wife Alyssa Riley who is a lawyer that works for the local Pfizer, and a 9-year-old daughter. My mother also lives in Sanford and works for Pfizer as well. My father lives in Columbus, Ohio where he works as a tax auditor and urban farmer.

What are some of your hobbies or other interest outside of CCCC?
Outside of teaching and consulting I enjoy gaming and competitive BBQ.

What super power would you most like to have?
I'll take the superpowers Steve Rogers got to become Captain America.

What is your favorite meal?
Beef Stroganoff. Hands down.

Anything else you'd like to share with the CCCC family?
I've enjoyed working with everyone and can't wait to make more friends in the Cougar family. Thank you all for the kindness and help you gave me over the past couple years. This is one of the few jobs I've had in life where I look forward to going in to work each time.

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CCCC Employee of the Month!

April Full-Time
Employee of the Month: Amy Gustavson

"Servant leadership in always providing our CCCC students with CCCC resources and unwavering support. Mrs. Amy Gustavson is creative in continually identifying new ways to meet the needs of our students and faculty. She has acclimated with great grace learning the many different health science programs culture in efforts to help others in the best way possible. In doing so, she identified many creative opportunities for the students."

"She identified best study practices and scheduling practices for each different type of learner. In addition, last fall she organized exam cheer sessions to welcome and uplift students the morning before an exam and/or as they exited the exam rooms. Mrs. Amy has helped the students feel more confident that CCCC is a team and that numerous faculty and staff are here to guide them in completing their academic goals and dreams."

"Amy took it upon herself to get to know each health science trade by getting to know the faculty and their various roles here at the college. She asked questions and worked with my team in asking the faculty of how she can best support the students. Amy identified that students could use the additional support before labs or classes begin. The students really felt supported and they were very grateful for her generosity feeling more confident and organized for their academic/patient care day. I witnessed student gratefulness as they scrubbed in and gowned up for their lab sessions. The students were surprised that Mrs. Gustavson would take the time to provide confidence or support before an important practical day. The faculty were equally impressed by this act of kindness to support our nervous students on such an important day."

"It`s a special time for health science students as they begin to take their national licensing exams and pass. Amy volunteered her time to also prep the students for their exams. She researched and identified best study methods, learning styles, and test taking strategies to help provide student success. This week with each passing student score received, words of thanks for 'Mrs. G' are included when the students reflect on their journey here at CCCC."

Amy Gustavson
Success Coach, Health Sciences & Human Services

How long have you worked for CCCC?
It will be nine years in July!

What brought you to CCCC?
A good friend worked at Pitt Community College. She talked about her love of community colleges, her students, and her colleagues. I knew from hearing her experience that I really wanted to work at community college. The open door mission of community colleges to serve our fellow North Carolinians is at the heart of who I am. I think it's vital that we help people get from where they are to where they want to go!

Describe what you do for CCCC.
I'm a Success Coach for Health Sciences and Human Services. I support students with their academics (time management, study skills, test taking skills, etc.); career planning; life balance (balancing life/work/school, financial needs, financial emergencies, etc.); and answering questions about CCCC. I also cheer them on! I encourage students to reach out and ask if they have any questions. I work closely with faculty and staff in the health sciences, human services, bioprocessing, culinary, and library technology programs to support our students. I've learned a lot working with these programs!

Where did you grow up?
Tryon, North Carolina - It's a small town in the foothills of western North Carolina.

Where do you live now?
Cary

Educational credentials?
I have a Master's in Library Science from N.C. Central University and a B.A. in Arts Applications (think Arts Administration) from N.C. State.

Tell us about your family!
My husband and I will be married for 17 years in June. We met at N.C. State. We have an energetic 10-year-old son who loves running, math, and sloths.

What are some of your hobbies or other interests outside of CCCC?
I love riding roller coasters. My coaster count is currently 135 individual roller coasters that I've ridden. I have plans to ride many more with my family this summer! My favorite coaster is Steel Vengeance at Cedar Point in Ohio. My favorite roller coaster design company is either RMC (Rocky Mountain Construction) or Intamin. And my favorite classic coaster is Jack Rabbit at Kennywood in Pa.

What superhero power would you most like to have?
Teleporting! I need to get places quickly.

Which actor would portray you in a movie about your life?
Tina Fey for sure!

What is your favorite meal?
This one is so tough! I'd probably say pizza or Mediterranean food.

Anything else you'd like to share with the CCCC family?
Thank you to all of my colleagues that I've worked with over many years. It's nice to work with people that want to help our students!

Part-Time CCCC Employee of the Month!

April Part-Time
Employee of the Month: Sharon Hawes

"Mrs. Sharon is ALWAYS friendly, warm, and goes above and beyond in her role."

"In our buildings, she makes sure items are in stock, certain doors are opened for us and lights are on to make it easier on arrival. If she is out on vacation or sick, as soon as I walk in the building...I know! Our whole department can tell. We realize how much she does for us and spoils us to make work that much easier, such as moving items around for our ease of access. Without asking, she will stock our rooms up. As an example in the COS and EST clinics, we use paper towels, soap, Windex, etc. Usually we'd have to ask and wait for delivery. Mrs. Sharon will come first thing in the morning, stock up our supplies, which usually we do or have students do, and place extras in our inventory for us. She is so helpful and things like that make our day so much easier and we appreciate it so much!"

"Sharon was such a huge help especially during COVID. COS and EST were one of the few departments in person and on campus during the start and heights of COVID. She was always helping. She would come often throughout the day, she would make sure everything was spotless, disinfected and stocked up."

"Sharon helped us with social distancing and within our department such as posting signs and closing and locking areas not permitted. All we had to do was ask or mention what we had to do and she was giving us a helping hand."

Sharon Hawes

Custodian

How long have you worked for CCCC?
I’ve been with the college for three years.

What brought you to CCCC?
After 34 years of working in healthcare, where I enjoyed meeting and helping others, I decided to continue my gift of helping people but in a smaller and educational setting.

Describe what you do for CCCC.
I ensure the daily cleanliness of the campus for a safer environment for the staff, students, and visitors.

Where did you grow up?
Sanford

Tell us about your family!
I have three daughters, which the oldest is a 2002 graduate of CCCC and now an Aetna/CVS Health employee. My middle daughter works for Lee County School System and the youngest is a director for a hospital in Hilton Head, S.C. I am also a proud grandmother of four, and a great-grandmother of four.

What are some of your hobbies or other interest outside of CCCC?
I like to bake a variety of desserts. My most popular is homemade pound cakes and banana pudding. I enjoy spending time with family, friends, listening to music, exercising and softball.

What super power would you most like to have?
I would like to have the gift of telepathy.

Which actor would portray you in a movie about your life?
Alfre Woodard

What is your favorite meal?
My favorite meal is fried chicken, baked beans, potato salad and green beans, along with dessert.

Anything else you'd like to share with the CCCC family?
I am very thankful and grateful for this recognition and being a part of the Cougar team!

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WOW! WHAT A TEAM!

Graduation Ceremonies

Faculty and Staff at 1 p.m. ceremony

Faculty and Staff at 3 p.m. ceremony

Faculty and Staff at 5 p.m. ceremony

Retiring Faculty and Staff Members

Recognized during the CCCC graduation were three retiring CCCC faculty members – Richard Biggs (Information Technology instructor), Lisa Key Brown (Developmental Education, Chair), and Karen Owen-Bogan (English instructor), as well as college administrator Dr. Linda Scuiletti (Vice President of Assessment, Planning & Research).

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TRiO Upward Bound Graduation Celebration

The Central Carolina Community College TRiO Upward Bound Programs recently held a graduation ceremony to celebrate senior graduates and their families at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic & Conference Center in Sanford.

Upward Bound works with students from Western Harnett, Overhills, Harnett Central, Triton, Southern Lee, and Lee County high schools with the ultimate goal of providing support and motivation for students to obtain entrance into a post-secondary institution after graduating high school.

These students worked hard through high school coming to Upward Bound Saturday sessions, tutoring, special events, and participating in a six-week program each summer. The Upward Bound staff is very proud of our students as they submitted over 250 applications and received 184 college acceptance letters leading to a 72.5% acceptance rate for our students. Additionally, UB students received $275,698 in annual scholarships & financial aid leading to a grand total of over $1,000,000 over the four years that our students will attend college.

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Summer 2022 Student Farm Market

The student farm will be setting up a farm stand weekly every Thursday 2 to 5 p.m. starting May 26 through July 14. Our summer sustainable agriculture students will get a chance to learn about a marketing model and you will get the opportunity to buy our spring and summer certified organic goodies at a wholesale price. This will be a cash only market. All proceeds from the sales will support the sustainable agriculture program.

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Cross Country

Congratulations to Bersai Perez (center) and Coach Richard Briggs (right) of the CCCC women's cross country team. Perez has been recognized as the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III East Region Athlete of the Year and Coach Briggs has been recognized as the NJCAA Division III East Region Women's Coach of the Year by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. They are pictured with CCCC Athletic Director Jonathan Hockaday (left).

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Applied Technologies Day

CCCC welcomed area high school students for Applied Technologies Day on May 4. Students learned more about various programs, including Bioprocess Technology; Broadcast Production Technologies; Computer Integrated Machining; Computer, Electronics & Mechanical Engineering; Automotive Systems; Auto Restoration; Industrial Systems; Motorcycle Mechanics; and Welding.

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Employee Celebration Day

A 2022 CCCC Employee Celebration was held on May 2 at the Chatham Health Sciences Center. Similar celebrations have been held at the Lee Main Campus and the Harnett Main Campus. Thanks to the Student Learning Division for hosting these celebrations.

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Spring Fling Cougar Carnival

CCCC Student Activities presented the Spring Fling Cougar Carnival for students on the CCCC Lee Main Campus on April 27. Here are some scenes from the day's activities.

CCCC Student Activities presented the Spring Fling Cougar Carnival for students on the CCCC Harnett Main Campus on April 21. Here are some scenes from the activities.

CCCC Student Activities presented the Spring Fling Cougar Carnival for students on the CCCC Chatham Main Campus. Here are some scenes from the activities.

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Sports Banquet

Congratulations to all Central Carolina Community College athletes and coaches, who were recognized at a banquet Tuesday evening, April 26.

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Dog Statue

A special thanks to Dr. Judith Stutts of Asheboro for her generous donations to the CCCC Foundation – including this fabulous dog statue that now graces the outside of Dalrymple Hall, which is home to the CCCC Veterinary Medical Technology program.

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Coach Academy

CCCC staff members participated in the recent N.C. Community College System Coach Academy—training for Success Coaches, Minority Male Success Initiative Coaches, TRIO Coaches, and Career Coaches.

CCCC’s Candice Solis, Jairo McMican, and Adam Wade facilitated the training. The Academy took place April 20-21 in Winston-Salem. Pictured are, left to right: front row, Kimberly Dresser, Jessica Hinsley, Megan Burgess, Tracey Autry, Candice Solis, Amy Gustavson, and Adam Wade; back row, Joelle Chase, April Hammonds, Douglas Wells, and Fred Staton. Not pictured: April Raines and Jairo McMican.

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Culinary Showcase

Here are scenes from the Central Carolina Community College Culinary program's Culinary Showcase, which was held April 20 at the CCCC Lee Main Campus.

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Earth Day at Chatham Main Campus

The Central Carolina Community College Culinary Program participated in Earth Day festivities on the Chatham Main Campus in Pittsboro.

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Summer Camp Dates

We have our summer camp dates set for this year. Our camp dates this year will be:

View the cccc.edu/yes Youth Enrichment Series (YES) Camps as well.

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CCCC Sustainable Agriculture

Thanks to ncIMPACT and PBS North Carolina for sharing this video of CCCC's Sustainable Agriculture program training the next generation of farmers.

View on YouTube

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Retiree Celebration

Please join us for a celebration of CCCC's newest retirees (years 2021 and 2022) on June 14. This celebration is a thank you to each of these retirees for their dedicated and appreciated service. We look forward to seeing you at the event!

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Thank You From Foundation

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Prevent Diabetes

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5th Annual Car Show

The 5th Annual Central Carolina Community College Car and Motorcycle Show was held Saturday, May 21, at the CCCC Emergency Services Training Center, 3000 Airport Road, Sanford.

There was no registration fee for the show, with free spectator admission. However, donations were gladly accepted at the show to support the CCCC Automotive Restoration and Motorcycle Mechanics programs.

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Inaugural Red Carpet Registration

by Mary Schmid-Carter, College Access Coordinator

CCCC's inaugural #RedCarpetRegistration has now officially concluded. In the first two weeks of May, we visited 10 high schools in our service area (and logged 419 miles) to help graduating seniors prepare for fall classes at CCCC. 209 students attended #RCR, and 113 of them were registered for fall classes during the events! The general feedback has been that this was an awesome experience for our students. We didn't take a lot of student photos due to privacy concerns, but our staff sure had some fun hanging out with Charlee Cougar! (below)

This event was an enormous collaboration across many departments, and simply saying thank you isn't enough, but it's all I've got! The following folks were involved in one form or another:

CCP Advisors
Sara Newcomb (general planning/support)
Lara Abels (Southern Lee HS)
Tracy Autry (Triton HS)
Megan Burgess (Harnett Central HS)
Kelly Dorman (Chatham Central HS)
Timarie Franco (Northwood HS)
April Hammonds (Jordan-Matthews HS)
Samantha Lane (Overhills HS)
Heather McKenzie (Lee County HS)
Ben Thomas (Western Harnett HS)

Marketing
Marcie Dishman (giveaway items and general marketing)
Morgan Steele (RCR website)
Neil McGowan (design; handouts and the life size Charlee Cougar!)
R.V. Hight (general marketing)

Admissions/Education Navigators/Success Coaches
Adam Wade (general planning/support; attended events)
Jennifer Babb (attended events)
Mary Brown (attended events)
Ashlee Dockery (attended events)
Amy Gustavson (attended events)
Jessica Hinsley (attended events)
Derek Lewis (attended events)
April Raines (attended events)
Douglas Wells (attended events)

Student Onboarding and Outreach
Kelvin Hunt (general planning/support; attended events)
Stephanie Whitaker (attended events)

Financial Aid
Amber Werkheiser (general planning/support; attended events)
Amy Berrier (attended events)
Emma Coffer (attended events)
Kaleigh Gibson (attended events)
Anna Hoel (attended events)
Nichelle Lariviere (attended events)
Verenice Soto (attended events)

Copy Center
Christa Mashburn (general and emergency print jobs!)
Kathy Sheffield (general and emergency print jobs!)

Misc. Others
Heather Willett (general planning/support)
Jamie Childress (general planning/support, virtual attendance at events)
Erin Blakeley (general support; attended events)
Stormy Mascitelli (general support, data processing)
Katy Jones (photo booth items, rolling cart, candy, InstaMax cameras, etc.)
Nicole Mallott (for trusting me with the van for two full weeks!)
BJ Thompson (loaning us half a dozen laptops for student use)
David Haire (misc support for VPN issues)
Tommy Holder/MontE Christman (loan of a hotspot device, general support)

Special thanks to AVP Byington and the rest of our PC team for your enthusiastic support of this event. If I missed anyone at all in this massive list, I'm so sorry! I will owe you a personal future shout-out. I'm really proud of the teamwork from our folks; this event would not have been successful without each and every one of you!

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Rats and Rabbits

The CCCC VMT Program will have rabbits and rats available for adoption starting at the end of May! Adoptions will run through the middle of June. If you are interested in adopting a rabbit or a rat, please contact Justin Pedley, VMT Animal Facilities Manager at jpedley@cccc.edu or (919) 777-3758.

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Federal Work Study Requests for 2022-2023

by Amy Berrier-Gerber, Associate Director of Financial Aid

Please make your plans now to request student assistance through the Federal Work-Study Program for the 2022-2023 academic year. Please complete the request form as soon as possible.

All supervisors must attend annual FWS Supervisor training prior to receiving a FWS student. I will contact you at a later date to schedule virtual supervisor training.

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Summer Schedule Reminder

During summer schedule Friday closures, the HVAC systems in CCCC buildings will be programmed to operate on a setback/modified schedule beginning May 27 to July 29. If there are any special needs/events planned on a Friday during this time, please send an email to Danny Furr at dfurr942@ccccc.edu or Nicole Crissman at ecris992@cccc.edu as soon as you are aware with preferably at least two to three days prior to the event date.

Friday closures:

  • May 27
  • June 3
  • June 10
  • June 17
  • June 24
  • July 1
  • July 8
  • July 15
  • July 22
  • July 29

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French Beginners Foreign Language Class at PMC

"Bonjour à tous! Venez apprendre ma langue native au CCCC. Je m’appelle Corinne et je serais votre instructeur de français! A bientôt j'espère!" if you want to know what it means sign up for French Beginners at CCCC.

That's right! Continuing Education is now offering French language classes for beginners at the Chatham Main Campus. Day and evening classes are being offered. You can find the class on our web page at Foreign Languages.

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A Note of 'Spring Fling' Thanks

To the CCCC Family,

There are not enough words for me to adequately express my sincerest thanks to all of you for your help in supporting the three Spring Flings this past April. To those of you who were able to come out and volunteer for the event itself, thank you! To those who would ask "What can I help with?" Thank you! To those who allowed their students to come during class or encouraged their class to attend Spring Fling, thank you! To those who worked behind the scenes to help plan, strategize, and implement the events, thank you! To those who encouraged me to dream big and were willing to listen when I started with, "Okay, so hear me out. What if.....?" thank you!

I need you all to know that I could not do my job without YOU! So, thank you for all you do for our students and for supporting student activities. I am so excited to see what we can all accomplish together in the upcoming school year!

-Katy Jones, Student Activities Coordinator

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A Great Way to End the Semester: Exam Cram

Student Activities finished up the year by hosting Exam Cram on all three Main Campuses! Students at Chatham Main Campus and Harnett Main Campus enjoyed a Brunch "Bruffet" and Lee County Students enjoyed some Jersey Mike's subs. All students were able to de-stress during finals week with fidget toys, coloring, art, and music. A special shout-out to Jalen Cheek, Adana Arnold, and Morgan Pruitt for helping these events comes to life! Our goal is to make Exam Cram a signature program and tradition that our students can get excited about and look forward to every semester! Just check out that Brunch "Bruffet" at the Harnett Campus!

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News from the Foundation

Steve Heesacker, Business Faculty, Academic Advisor

Dear Faculty and Staff,

In my role as your representative to the CCCC Foundation Board, I want to remind everyone that the Foundation is here to serve you as well as our students. As we close in on the end of the academic year, now is a good time to consider asking about Foundation funds to cover the procurement of something you may need to enhance student learning or enable the college to better support learning overall next fall.

Equipment, software, training aids or professional development opportunities, as well as many other educational multipliers, are all on the table. I encourage you to contact Emily at ehare@cccc.edu or Abby at awalker@cccc.edu with your ideas or questions. Additionally, if there is something you would like me to address with the Foundation's Board of Directors, please contact me any time.

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TRIO Student Support Services

by Kim Dresser, Academic Coach, TRiO Student Support Services

TRiO Student Support Services Honors TRiO Scholars

On April 13, the TRiO Student Support Services Staff, accompanied by Dean Jairo McMican, hosted a celebration lunch for the TRiO SSS student scholars who earned Fall 2021 President’s and Dean’s List honors. We were honored to celebrate seven President’s List and five Dean’s List scholars. The students were honored to be celebrated and continue to work hard on their academic goals.

Cooking on a Budget

On April 29, TRiO SSS hosted an event for students called “Cooking on a Budget.” The college’s very own Chef D. Atkinson taught the students how to make an egg roll in a bowl while using inexpensive ingredients. The purpose of the event was to teach students budgeting skills and cooking skills to be used in their everyday lives while using a minimum budget.

A presentation was also given to the students by Chef D. about ways to shop for inexpensive food, the use of financial programs, and ways to shop for healthier items while on a budget. The students made the deconstructed egg roll bowls from scratch and learned cooking skills in each step of the process from boiling the rice to cutting the carrots in a fancy “julienne” cut. We are very appreciative of Chef D. taking the time and effort to teach our students more valuable life skills.

Contact TRIO

TRIO Student Support Services & Students Support Services STEM and Health Sciences are two Department of Education funded grant programs that provide specialized services for students who are low-income, first generation, or have a disability. If you know of a student who could benefit from our program's services, please refer them to us by emailing sss@cccc.edu or calling (919) 718-7567. Our office is located in Hockaday Hall/Student Center.

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Veterans Upward Bound

Jen Servi-Roberts, Director of Veterans Upward Bound and Military Affiliated Initiatives

Veterans Upward Bound Hosts Family Fiscal Adventure

Veterans Upward Bound hosted an outdoor Family Fiscal Adventure on Saturday, April 23, at Chatham Main Campus for our participants and their families. We engaged in team-building exercises, learned different strategies for saving, budgeting and earning additional income through everyday activities, and shared lunch together. After enjoying this educational and community-building exercise, participants left with practical tools and ideas to improve their financial literacy.

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PERSONNEL NOTES

Welcome New Full-Time Employees!

Updates as of April 30

  • Brianna Clark, Job Corps Scholar Personal Counselor
  • Jessica Holt, ADN Nursing Instructor
  • Quentin Tatum, Career Center Coordinator

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Thank you

To my CCCC Family,

Thank you for all the love, support, prayers, condolences, cards, plants, calls, and texts during my sister Karen Letisha Key's battle with cancer. She gave it a good fight, but she is in a better place. Heaven is prettier due to her planting flowers on a Golden Lake. She was a guest speaker in an Introduction to Business class here probably 20 years ago about the pharmaceutical industry. I am so blessed to be surrounded by such wonderful friends, not just colleagues. Words can not express how much all of this meant to me. Again, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your friendship and your thoughtfulness!

Lisa Brown

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Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

by Human Resources

Please contact Trinity Faucett with any questions.

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Member Focus Newsletter

by Human Resources

The Member Focus Newsletter keeps you up-to-date on your State Health Plan benefits. View the most recent issue at Member Focus Online.

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Birthdays

Birthday list provided by Human Resources

5/26 Susan Macklin
5/27 Melissa Fogarty
5/27 Drew Goodson
5/27 Christa Mashburn
5/27 Victoria Morris
5/27 Lauren Weaver
5/31 Thea Boyer
6/2 Shelly Hodges
6/4 Travis Perry
6/5 Joe Farley
6/5 R.V. Hight
6/6 Beverly Diniz
6/7 Garrick Ewers
6/7 Anthony Farrior
6/9 Christopher Bailey
6/9 Amy Gustavson
6/10 Robin Kohanowich
6/10 Holly Schofield
6/10 Linda Scuiletti
6/12 Christy Jones
6/13 Lisa Chapman
6/13 John Jackson
6/16 Amanda McLamb Collier
6/17 Sandra Bowen
6/18 Barbara Bera
6/18 Rhonda Goldston
6/18 Dave Myers
6/19 Kate Bruce
6/19 Megan Burgess
6/19 Alonzo Glover
6/20 Carl Bryan
6/22 Linda Bradford
6/23 Teresa Butler
6/23 Phillip Pappas
6/24 Frank Bedoe
6/24 Faye Stone
6/25 Tim Short
6/27 Christi Copes
6/28 Alyson Cochrane
6/29 Randy Baker
6/29 Cliff Sizemore

If you would prefer not to be listed or if your name does not appear as you'd like, please email marketing@cccc.edu and let us know.

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News From The CCCC Family

Please keep Bianka Stumpf, Social Sciences Lead Instructor, and family in your prayers as her mother, Elizabeth "Liesa" Frank, passed away on April 23rd.

Visit Bridges - Cameron Funeral Home to leave condolences.

Our deepest condolences to Melissa Fogarty, Medical Assisting Program Director, and family, as her father-in-law Donald J. Fogarty, passed away on May 10th. Read more about Mr. Fogarty's life in the Highland News-Sun.

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CCCC-BAY

Things Wanted, For Sale, or For Free!

What a great time of year to sell some things! CCCC-Bay is happy to post your items in Cougar Bytes! Send an email (photos would be great) to Marketing at marketing@cccc.edu and we will feature in next month's publication.

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COUGAR PETS

Cougar Pets News

Cougar Pets is a local animal rescue group housed on the Lee Main Campus. As part of the Veterinary Medical Technology program, our animals help teach veterinary technician students essential skills that will help future animals. All of the animals are rescued from shelters, and all are adoptable.

Meet AJ

Cougar Pets

My name is Aj, a black domestic shorthair. I am 2-1/2 years old! It is time for me to find my furever home!

AJ

Meet Curly
Cougar Pets

Hello there! I’m Curly, an introverted homebody with the sweetest smile. The great outdoors can be a scary place. I prefer staying in and cuddling up beside my favorite person in peace and quiet. My perfect weekend would be staying in to watch reruns of Jeopardy while I sneakily gaze into your eyes. If you’ve got an empty spot on the couch, I’d be ecstatic to fill it!

Curly

See all of the happy endings, or rather Happy Tails of Cougar Pets.

All adoptable dogs and cats are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on all vaccines. They have had regular dental cleanings, blood work, and physical exams. We pride ourselves on the care that our cats and dogs receive during their stay. Contact us at www.cougarpets.org for more information on our colony dogs and available cats.

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College Services

Barbering, Cosmetology and more services available for all staff and faculty. View all Salon Services.

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CONTRIBUTE

Contribute to Cougar Bytes

Send along your Cougar Bytes contributions! Our monthly Cougar Bytes newsletter focuses on staff and faculty. We welcome your images of the campuses, staff and faculty successes, events, and shout-outs in each issue. Please submit your contributions to marketing@cccc.edu with any questions or suggestions.

Deadline for contributions is June 20 by 5 p.m. for the next issue. Upcoming issues:

  • June 23
  • July 21
  • August 26
  • September 23

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