January Cougar Champion: Lauren Winkens

Lauren Winkens
Music Instructor

How long have you worked for CCCC?
I have been a full-time music instructor for 5-1/2 years, but was an adjunct for a year before this.

What brought you to CCCC?
The opportunity to teach music appreciation.

Describe what you do for CCCC.
I teach all things music! Besides MUS 110, I also teach Intro to Jazz and we have added History of Rock Music. I also advise A.A. students, and when I can, help organize music for campus events, like graduation.

Where were you born?
Houston, TX.

Where did you grow up?
In Houston and a suburb, Sugar Land (yes, there was a sugar factory).

Where do you live now?
I live in Sanford.

Educational credentials?
I have a Bachelor of Music degree from Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, and a Master of Music degree from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. My concentration for both degrees was clarinet performance. Currently, I am working on a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Ethnomusicology at UNCG.

Tell us about your family!
I have been married to my husband, Tommy, for almost 23 years. He teaches French here at CCCC (oui, we have French classes!). We have two kids: Tex, who just turned 17, and Violet is 13.

What are some of your hobbies or other interests outside of CCCC?
Well, they are musical, of course! I am a founding member of Reedy or Not, a woodwind chamber group and the principal clarinetist of the Lee County Community Orchestra. When I get the chance, I play polka gigs with the NC Polka Time All-Stars, tenor sax with the Heart of Carolina Jazz Orchestra, and as many pit orchestras that will allow me to bring my giant haul of woodwinds. I also play mountain dulcimer and sing in UNCG's Old Time Ensemble. When I am not practicing my clarinets, bass clarinet, saxophones, flutes, or dulcimer, I am probably eating delicious food, either at one of my favorite restaurants or made by our household chef de cuisine, Tommy.

Who is one of your favorite fictional characters and why?
Liz Lemon from the TV show 30 Rock. Somehow I relate to her blend of kooky creativity, wit, childish humor, sarcasm, mix of cynicism with earnest wonder, and devotion to food and night cheese. Plus, I love Tina Fey (my sister and I saw Tina and Amy Poehler's live show over the summer!). Random musical connection: Tina Fey's husband, who composed the music for 30 Rock, used the clarinet for Liz Lemon's melodic themes. Yay clarinet!

What is your favorite meal?
Cheese enchiladas with tiny diced onions on top - bonus if I am eating them with my family in Texas.

Anything else you'd like to share with the CCCC family?
A huge thanks to everyone in Humanities that puts up with the sounds of instruments and music that blares from my classroom and office. Your support means so much to me. Also, when you hear the music, a spontaneous dance party is always welcome!

January Cougar Champion: Robert Howard

Robert Howard

Fire Academy Coordinator

How long have you worked for CCCC?
Eight years.

What brought you to CCCC?
I received a lot of training through CCCC with my volunteer fire department to obtain certifications. When I became a certified fire instructor, I began as an adjunct instructor with CCCC. I began assisting with the fire academy and eventually was selected to be the academy coordinator.

Describe what you do for CCCC.
I am in charge of coordinating the schedule and instruction of the Fire Academy. I also assist with the coordination of training for other departments, serving as an instructor for some classes, and assist with the maintenance of equipment for the firefighter training and the emergency services training center.

Where were you born?
Sanford.

Where did you grow up?
Broadway.

Where do you live now?
Broadway.

Educational credentials?
I have an Associate in Applied Science in Electronics from CCCC as well as multiple certifications through the NC Office of Sate Fire Marshal in firefighting, driver operator, technical rescue, and fire officer.

Tell us about your family!
I have a wonderful wife of almost 31 years, Lisa. We have two daughters, Kamryn and Karey Beth, a son-in-law David, and a beautiful granddaughter, Presley.

What are some of your hobbies or other interests outside of CCCC?
Lisa and I enjoy going to the beach as much as we can.

Who is one of your favorite fictional characters and why (from a favorite book, tv show, movie, etc.)?
I enjoy pretty much all of the Marvel movies. I grew up watching the cartoons and reading the comics.

What is your favorite meal?
Pizza.

Black History Month

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Help Name Our Colony Animals

The VMT Program needs YOU to help name our colony animals once again!

Our newly adopted furry friends need names and we need ideas. To submit a name, please stop by the VMT Building (Building 5 attached to Lett Hall) and you will see a table set up (pictured below). The table will be set up through the remainder of the semester. Instructors are welcome to inform their students about the opportunity as well. Envelopes are available to place into the box. Include the following:

• Your name and email
• Date
• Your name idea
• $2 (per name)

**It may take some time for your name to be used, but you will be contacted when we do so. If your submitted name has already been used in the past, we will reach out to you so that you can submit a different name. Proceeds will go to the VMT Program's SCNAVTA (Student Chapter of the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America).

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CCCC Veterinary Job Fair

Here are scenes from the 2024 CCCC Veterinary Job Fair—an event sponsored by the Career Center in collaboration with local employers and recruiters—held on Feb. 20 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic & Conference Center.

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Cross Curriculum Sharing

Megan Morgan and Justin Pedley of VMT visited HFS recently with some furry friends as the HFS students are exploring teaching stress management while also honing their teaching skills for eventual group exercise.

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CCCC Hosts myFutureNC

CCCC was proud to host myFutureNC, a statewide nonprofit organization focused on building the state’s future workforce and increasing educational attainment. Top regional education, government, business, and community leaders were at the Feb. 15 event—one of eight simultaneous events taking place across the state.

As part of the convening, updated information regarding the State of Educational Attainment in North Carolina was unveiled and leaders worked together to acknowledge what partnerships are working and identify targeted next steps to address the urgent need for more skilled workers to support the state’s growing economy. Here are scenes from the event at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic and Conference Center in Sanford. #2Millionby2030

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8th Annual International Culture Night

International Culture Night will be celebrated from 6 to 9 p.m. March 7 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic & Conference Center in Sanford.

This event—sponsored by El Refugio and Central Carolina Community College—highlights the different cultures represented in our community with food, music, and exhibitions.

International Culture Night is a platform to exchange knowledge, showcase our community's diverse cultures by embracing the spirit of international cooperation, as well as discovering new traditions and cuisines. This project is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

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Welcome VUB Team Members

The Veterans Upward Bound Program is excited to welcome two new team members! Our growing team allows us the opportunity to better serve our Veteran students and those who are military affiliated.

Davena Blair, VUB Program Coordinator:
"Hello! My name is Davena Blair and I am excited to be a part of the TRiO Veterans Upward Bound team as the new program coordinator. My family and I recently moved here from Clarksville, TN but we are originally from Oregon. I am joining the team with prior experience working with military students, and look forward to being able to continue providing support to our veterans pursuing postsecondary education. Being a first generation college student and a military wife I have a personal passion to serve our students and veterans."

Jessica Hooks, VUB Program Assistant:
"My name is Jessica Hooks. I am excited to be a part of the Veterans Upward Bound Program. I am an Army Veteran who is passionate about fostering growth and I believe in the power of continuous learning and evolution. I pride myself in serving others and one thing I firmly believe in, is that in the midst of all of our accomplishments, we should always find ways to give back to the society/community."

Please join us in welcoming them to the CCCC Family!

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NC Reconnect

The John M. Belk Endowment NC Reconnect aims to engage adult learners and improve student retention specifically amongst adult learners in North Carolina. This initiative is intended to help former students successfully navigate the challenges of re-enrollment and re-entry, while developing a plan to complete a degree or credential. In 2022, Central Carolina Community College became a part of a second cohort to collaborate with the John M. Belk Endowment NC Reconnect endeavor.

On Jan. 22, April Raines, CCCC NC Reconnect Coordinator, hosted a CCCC NC Reconnect Spring 2024 Orientation located at the LMC Student Center. Our Board of Trustees members (Gladys McAuley and Patricia Kirkman), Financial Aid Department, Career Services, Workforce Development, Cougar Market, and faculty and staff were well represented. The evening was filled with information about resources, icebreakers, and academic journey testimonies.

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Lee Early College 5K Color Run and Family Friendly Event

On March 16, rain date April 16, Lee Early College's Parent Teacher Student Organization (LEC-PTSO) will host a family friendly fundraising event.

The event will be held at Kiwanis Park from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and will feature a 5K color fun run/walk, a basket raffle, vendor tables and a variety of family friendly games and activities. We are excited about the opportunity to increase awareness for our school in the community, and to raise money that will benefit LEC students through improving their educational environment.

Read more about the March 15 event

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Survey Design Tips

Thinking of creating a survey? Here are some helpful pointers you can keep in mind when composing your survey questions.

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Couch to 5K Challenge

We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of our recent Couch to 5K challenge for the month of January. Our top three winners of the challenge were Jordan Carter, Carla Etchison, and Elaine Wilderson. We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every participant for their dedication, enthusiasm, and hard work throughout this past month.

The Couch to 5K challenge aimed to encourage a gradual and achievable approach to running or walking with a fun challenge to get out, moving, and motivated in the cold weather month of January. Over the past few weeks, we witnessed incredible determination and perseverance from our participants, as they embraced the challenge and worked toward their fitness goals.

Whether you sprinted to the finish line or took steady strides, every effort made a significant impact on your personal well-being. We are proud to have seen the positive effects of this challenge not only on physical fitness but also on mental resilience and a sense of accomplishment.

A big thank you to everyone who contributed to the success of this wellness initiative- from the participants who laced up their running shoes every day to those who had accountability partners. We acknowledge that the app was not the most user friendly for some and we do apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused, but overall we feel that it was successful in tracking our challenge for the majority. Everyone's commitment and enthusiasm made this couch to 5K challenge a true celebration of health and wellness within our campus.

As we wrap up this challenge, let's continue to support one another in our ongoing fitness journey. We look forward to more opportunities to come together and create a healthier, happier Cougar Nation. Feel free to send over your wellness challenge ideas you would like to participate in the future.

Thank you once again for your participation and dedication.

Best regards,
HR Department

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Career Communities event

Thanks to the panelists—and to all who attended—the CCCC Health Sciences Career Panel on Feb. 7 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic and Conference Center in Sanford, N.C.

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Attorney Jimmy Love

CCCC Board of Trustees' Chair Julian Philpott presented a resolution, on behalf of the Trustees, to Attorney Jimmy Lewis Love Sr. in appreciation for his exemplary legal counsel and service to the Trustees since 1991. Mr. Love also received a print of CCCC landmarks by artist Jerry Miller.

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Tour of ESTC

CCCC faculty and staff had the opportunity to explore Central Carolina's Public Safety Career Community and experience first-hand what goes on at the Emergency Services Training Center on Feb. 7—thanks to the CCCC Center for Organizational Excellence! The tour included the chance to drive a police car, delve into crime scene investigations, and gain insights into the operations of our esteemed law enforcement, fire services, and EMS programs.

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Latin Dance Step Class

Want to get your heart rate up while moving to some Latin beats? Join us for a Latin Dance Step Class and move your feet to salsa, bachata, merengue and more. It's as easy as 1, 2, 3! No partner dancing, just solo swaying for a great midday workout. Dr. Cristy Holmes, Dean of Arts and STEM, will be instructing in person.

Date: Thursday, March 7 and Thursday, March 28
Time: 1-2 p.m.
Location: Dennis A. Wicker Civic & Conference Center, Room 103

Please remember to bring your water bottle and comfortable footwear. Remember to mark your calendars! Let's continue to prioritize our physical health and well-being together!

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March Wellness Event

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Preceptor of the Year from ECU

Congratulations to Dr. Barbara Campbell, Central Carolina Community College Department Chair of the CCCC Louise L. Tuller School of Nursing, for being named The ECU College of Nursing Preceptor of the Year for Nursing Education.

We're proud of you, Dr. Campbell!

The Preceptors of the Year are a representation of the multitude of nurses who volunteer their time to serve as preceptors to both undergraduate and graduate College of Nursing students. They are chosen by students and faculty for their valuable contributions to the education of our students and the devotion they have in helping year after year.

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Annual EGGstreme Spring Fling

Chatham County Parks and Recreation invites the community to step into spring with The EGGstreme Spring Fling!

This epic Easter Egg Hunt will take place at the CCCC Chatham Main Campus in Pittsboro:
Date: Saturday, March 16
Time: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Location: 764 West Street, Pittsboro
(Rain date, March 17 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.)

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The Art of Mapping

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The Copy Center has gone Digital

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Views From Around CCCC

Picturesque beauty on the morning of Jan. 22 on the Central Carolina Community College Lee Main Campus in Sanford. Photos by Kelly Klug, CCCC Director of Grants Development.

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Capturing the enchanting allure of the Administration Building at Central Carolina Community College's Chatham Main Campus as the sun gracefully sets on Monday evening, Jan. 29.

Please feel free to send along any images you might capture from around all of the CCCC locations! Send them to Cris at coliver@cccc.edu. Thanks!

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CCCC REGULARS

WWGP Radio

Listen live to WWGP Radio

Thanks to WWGP Radio and Margaret Murchison (right) for hosting Megan Morgan (left), Veterinary Medical Technology Department Chair, on Feb. 9.

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News from HR

Blood Drive Success

We are thrilled to announce the success of our recent blood drive on Feb. 8, organized by our Human Resources Department in collaboration with the Red Cross for our faculty, staff, students, and the community. With your overwhelming support, we were able to make a significant impact on our community’s healthcare needs.

A few highlights that made it a success is that we had a total of 31 appointments scheduled for the blood drive, reflecting the strong commitment of our faculty, staff, and community members to contribute to this important cause. We are delighted to share that 22 donors successfully donated blood during the drive. Each donation has the potential to save up to three lives, meaning our efforts have the potential to positively impact countless individuals in need.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to each donor who participated in the drive. Your selfless act exemplifies the spirit of kindness and solidarity that defines our community. If you were unable to participate in this blood drive, there will be future opportunities to get involved and contribute to our community’s well-being. Stay tuned for updates on upcoming events and initiatives.

Once again, thank you for your unwavering support and dedication to making a meaningful impact. Together, we are truly making a difference.

Warm Regards,
HR Department

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News From The Library

by Jessica Thomas, Lee Main Campus Library Programming Assistant

Lee and Harnett Highlights

Faculty & Staff Short Story Book Club
Time/Date: Feb. 23 at 1 p.m. and March 22 at 1 p.m. on Zoom

The short story for February is F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Cut-Glass Bowl" and short story for March is Alice Walker's "To Hell with Dying."

Want to join the book club? Email Morgan at mpruitt@cccc.edu to receive the Google calendar invite or if you have any questions.

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Words on Wheels @ Lee Main Campus
Time/Date: Feb. 28

Jessica and Elaine will be taking the 'Words on Wheels' cart to Lee Main Campus faculty and staff offices on the last Wednesday of each month (excluding holidays). From YA and graphic novels to popular fiction and nonfiction, there's a little bit of something for everyone!

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Who's who from the CCCC Archives: 90’s Edition
Time/Date: March 12 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Help us preserve CCCC's history! We need your help identifying students, faculty, and staff from the college's past! Pop into the Lee Campus Library and take a look at the photos and slideshow on display.

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Chatham Community Library Highlights

NC Reads Author Event Livestream
Time/Date: Feb. 27 at 6 p.m.
Location: Holmes Family Meeting Room

Join us in the Holmes Family Meeting Room to watch a lives-treamed discussion about Beyond Innocence, featuring author Phoebe Zerwick and attorney Mark Rabil. Beyond Innocence is the story of Darryl Hunt, a young Black man who is falsely accused of murdering a Winston-Salem woman and is sentenced to life in prison. He spent 19 years behind bars before his tireless attorneys were able to prove his innocence. Part true crime drama, part chronicle of a remarkable life cut short by systematic prejudice, Zerwick’s narrative powerfully illuminates the sustained catastrophe faced by an innocent person in prison and the difficulty all formerly incarcerated people face when they try to restart their lives. This event may also be viewed from home.

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Advance Healthcare Directives
Time/Date: March 2 at 10:30 a.m.

Nansi Greger-Holt RN, MPH, MSN, will discuss advance directives, legal documents that provide instructions for medical care and only go into effect if you cannot communicate your own wishes. The two most common advance directives for health care are the living will and the durable power of attorney for health care. Advance care planning is important at any age, as a medical crisis could leave you unable to communicate your own health care decisions. Planning now for your future health care can help ensure you get the medical care you want and that someone you trust will be there to communicate your end-of-life wishes.

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Live Irish Music with BogTurtle Band
Time/Date: March 9 at 2 p.m.

BogTurtle is a family music group playing Irish folk-rock and traditional music, as well as modern Celtic fusion featuring vocals, violin, tin whistle, guitar, bodhrán (Irish drum) and other percussion instruments. With a setlist of over 150 songs, they perform traditional Irish/Celtic and contemporary songs by groups such as The High Kings, Gaelic Storm, Dervish, Ed Sheeran, The Chieftains, The Dubliners, The Irish Rovers, and more. All ages welcome.

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Library Event Calendars

Want to know what else is happening in the Lee, Harnett or Chatham Library this semester? Keep an eye on the Lee and Harnett Library Events Calendar and Chatham Events Calendar for events that interest you!

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From Institutional Research

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Navigate News

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STUDENT NEWS and EVENTS

Psychology Majors Organization

If you know students who will transfer to a college or university after graduation, pass this information along about psychology major meetings. Psychology is a liberal arts degree that offers a lot of opportunity.

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CCCC Graduate Named NAVTA VMT Tech of the Year!

Congratulations to Central Carolina Community College graduate Sam Geiling for being named the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America Veterinary Technician of the Year! Read full story.

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HFS visit to YMCA

The HFS program is making its rounds to various health clubs and fitness centers. Recently, they worked with Amanda Isham, Branch Executive Director for the Sanford YMCA. Amanda worked with the students on aqua aerobics as well as a HIIT class. Also pictured with Dr. Carl Bryan is Amanda and Kristin Rogers who is a YMCA board member along with Dr. Bryan. Kristin wanted to work out alongside the students.

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Military Affiliated Resource Center (MARC)

CCCC cares about its Veterans and Military Affiliated students! One of the services provided to this distinct population is CCCC's Military Affiliated Resource Center (MARC). The MARC provides a place for students to complete school work, engage in some comaradery, and locate numerous resources and assistance. There are computers with a printer for use while in the center, a lounge area, and various snacks/drinks. The center is open to all Veteran and military-affiliated CCCC students. Stop by and visit the new location!

Location: J.F. Hockaday Hall, Room 66, Lee Main Campus
Hours: Monday - Thursday: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., closed on Fridays

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Welcome2CCCC New Student Orientation

We're thrilled to share some positive outcomes from our recent Welcome2CCCC New Student Orientation sessions! In January 2024, we hosted four in-person sessions across our campuses, with a total of 56 students and 15 guests in attendance.

These sessions were a testament to our commitment to student success, featuring Resource Row and Choice Sessions that showcased key campus services and support, including the Library, Cougar Market, Veterans Affairs, Transfer Pathway Programs, Financial Aid, Business Office, and Brothers of Excellence.

A highlight of the event was a student panel discussion led by leaders from Phi Theta Kappa, the Student Government Association, and SOS Orientation Leaders, where attendees engaged in meaningful dialogue and learned about various programs and student organizations. The feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive, with attendees expressing gratitude for the insights gained, connections made, and overall sense of belonging and community fostered during the orientation.

We're excited to continue supporting our new students as they embark on their academic journeys here at CCCC and we are especially grateful for all of the support we received from our faculty and staff!

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Brothers of Excellence 2024

Brothers of Excellence launched their spring 2024 interest session here at CCCC on Feb. 5. During these sessions, students had a chance to hear about the program, meet past and current mentors, and enjoy some tasty meals.

The program is designed to assist minority males with academic and personal challenges while providing a role model for personal growth. The Brothers of Excellence was launched in 2016 and redesigned to enhance student outcomes.

Jonathan Silva and Jalen Cheek are coordinating the program. If you know of any students who could benefit from the mentor program, please feel free to contact mmsi@cccc.edu.

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Introducing the 2024 Career Carnival!

The 2024 PROPEL Leadership cohort is providing an enriching opportunity for our students to learn more about the various career pathways available here at Central Carolina Community College. This "Spring Fling" style event is designed to highlight the college's Career Communities while allowing students to EXPLORE pathways, CONNECT to Career Communities, and PROPEL their next adventure!

The Career Carnival will be held individually on each of the three main campuses from March 19-21. During each event, students will be given a passport. The students will take their passport to the various Career Community tables where they will participate in activities that allow them to learn more about that Career Community or Department. After participating, the "vendor" will stamp the student's passport and the student will continue on to explore other Career Communities. After visiting all of the Career Communities, students will then turn in their fully stamped passport to receive a free lunch! The passports will contain the student's information and which Career Community the student is interested in learning more about. This will be shared with each of the Career Communities after the event.

This event will not be possible without your participation! We will need vendor volunteers from all of the Career Communities on all three campuses. Our goal is to have at least two Departmental representatives from each of the seven Career Communities present during each of the events. Your role during this event will be doing what you do best: highlighting your Career Community or Department! During the event, you will be able to provide a fun activity for students to view or participate in which will give the student a better idea about the various opportunities within your Department or Career Community. What you would like to present is completely up to you! For example, the Health Sciences Career Community may have their Dental Hygiene Department demonstrate proper brushing and flossing. Or perhaps the Criminal Justice Department within the Public Safety Career Community will show how to dust for fingerprints. Let your creativity run wild while aiming to connect student's to a career that they may not have considered!

Once you have decided your activity, please fill out the Spring 2024 Career Carnival form to notify us of what activity you will be hosting for our students. You will be able to select the campus that you will be attending in addition to the Department/Career Community you will be representing. We also have spaces for various games and activities outside of representing your Career Community as well!

We look forward to seeing our students TAKEOFF on their new career journeys and we look forward to sharing this fantastic day with you! For questions, please email coe@cccc.edu.

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Financial Aid Awareness Day

The Financial Aid Office held a Financial Aid Awareness Day celebration on Feb. 21—with coffee, hot chocolate and treats.

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PERSONNEL NOTES

Congratulations!

We were thrilled to share a special milestone celebration with our Associate Director of Human Resources, Kelly Hall. Kelly graduated from Western Carolina University with a B.S in Business Administration & Law in December 2023.

To celebrate this milestone, the Human Resources Department organized a small surprise graduation celebration for Kelly. The event was filled with joy, laughter, and heartfelt congratulations as colleagues gathered to recognize and celebrate this remarkable achievement.

Congratulations Kelly, for all of your hard work and accomplishments!

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Birthdays

Birthday list provided by Human Resources

Happy Birthday
to each of you!

2/24	Janice Heller
2/25	Diana Brown
2/25	Heather McKenzie
2/26	Joelle Chase
2/26	Regina Minter
2/27	Sylvester King
2/28	Lisa Matthews
2/28	Chesure Tate
2/28	Lauren Winkens
2/29	Dave Malenick
3/1	Ed Mercer
3/1	Kiel Rhodes
3/1	Macy Woods
3/3	Ronnie Measamer
3/3	Andrew Walser
3/4	Angie Estes
3/4	Joe Harris
3/4	Samuel Nickens
3/5	Ashley Byrd
3/7	Susan Johnson
3/7	Daniel McNeill
3/8	Jessica Holt
3/9	Maria Buxens
3/10	Brandi Hernandez
3/11	Paul Reynolds
3/13	Jason Harloff
3/15	Jamie Childress
3/16	Alisha Carwise
3/16	Theresa Ellis
3/17	Tonya Davis
3/20	Amanda Carter
3/20	Elvira Lagunas
3/21	Fred Brucker
3/21	Jeff Gannon
3/22	Amy Bell
3/22	Nick Testa
3/23	Carla Parrish
3/25	BJ Thompson
3/26	Peggy Cotten
3/26	Ken Hoyle
3/26	Jarett McLamb
3/26	Michelle Sroka
3/28	Erin Blakeley
3/28	Bill Freeman
3/28	Chris McNeill
3/30	Fernanda Perry
3/30	Lorraine Whitaker

If you prefer not to be listed or if your name does not appear as you'd like, please email Cris Oliver.

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CCCC-BAY

Things Wanted, For Sale, or For Free!

WANTED!

Vet Med is looking for six metal cabinets to store feed in!

Do you have a two-door metal cabinet in your area that you are not using or is taking up space? Vet Med would love to take the cabinet off of your hands! These cabinets are great for storing animal feed and they are looking for about six cabinets in total. If you have a cabinet that you do not need, please contact Animal Facilities Manager Justin Pedley at jpedley@cccc.edu. Below is a reference picture of the two-door metal cabinets.

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COUGAR PETS

Cougar Pets

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 Oregano

Are you looking for a sweet household companion? If so, I will fit right in! I am a very social cat who doesn't seem to have many cares. I enjoy people but I prefer to be the queen when it comes to other cats. I will definitely brush up against you for some sweet head scratches.

Oregano

Meet Gumbo

My name is Gumbo. I am the epitome of man's best friend. I love to play and I don't think I have ever met a stranger. I am very easy going although I do get the zoomies from time to time. Just like any good meal, you will want to savor me!

Gumbo

See all of the adoptions, 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 regular dental cleanings, blood work, and physical exams. We pride ourselves on the care that our cats and dogs receive during their stay. Contact www.cougarpets.org for more information on our colony dogs and available cats.

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College Salon Services

The mission of the Barbering and Cosmetic Arts Department at CCCC is to provide quality education and learning experiences for Barbering and Cosmetic Arts students.

For this reason, all services are available to faculty and staff. Services are performed exclusively by students under the supervision of Barbering or Cosmetic Arts instructors.

See all Salon services.

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