Skip to Main Navigation

College News

Archives for September 2014

Chinese artist teaches calligraphy to CCCC students

Read the full story, Chinese artist teaches calligraphy to CCCC students

SANFORD - "A once in a lifetime experience." That's how Central Carolina Community College history instructor Bianka Rhodes Stumpf described a special lesson that her World Civilizations students received on the art of Chinese calligraphy. Guan Wang, the college's Confucius Classroom instructor, and her mother, Feiyan Liu, from the People's Republic of China, ...

Read Story, Chinese artist teaches calligraphy to CCCC students

25th Anniversary Lee Golf Classic a winner for CCCC Foundation

Read the full story, 25th Anniversary Lee Golf Classic a winner for CCCC Foundation

SANFORD - Since 1989, area golfers have been hitting the links at the Central Carolina Community College Foundation's annual Golf Classic to financially assist students at the college. The 25th Anniversary Golf Classic, held Sept. 17 at the Sanford Golf Course, attracted 140 golfers and raised $25,000. "The tournament was a huge success again this year" said ...

Read Story, 25th Anniversary Lee Golf Classic a winner for CCCC Foundation

Duke's Professor Munger to speak on 'Crony Capitalism' at CCCC

Read the full story, Duke's Professor Munger to speak on 'Crony Capitalism' at CCCC

SANFORD - Dr. Michael Munger, professor of Political Science, Economics, and Public Policy at Duke University, will be the first speaker of the school year for the Free Market Lecture Series sponsored by Central Carolina Community College's Business Technologies Department. Dr. Munger will speak on "Crony Capitalism" at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, in the Lecture ...

Read Story, Duke's Professor Munger to speak on 'Crony Capitalism' at CCCC

Chinese martial arts masters wow audience

Read the full story, Chinese martial arts masters wow audience

SANFORD - Swords slashed the air, bodies powerfully leaped and twisted, and feats of skill and precision brought loud applause and excited "ah's" and "wow's" as an audience of several hundred enjoyed a martial arts performance by the Shaolin Kung Fu Mission. The demonstrations took place Sept. 16 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center, attracting a crowd of all ages. ...

Read Story, Chinese martial arts masters wow audience

CCCC history students learn about tobacco farming

Read the full story, CCCC history students learn about tobacco farming

SANFORD - For decades, tobacco flourished as the South's No. 1 cash crop. Even though the popularity of cigarettes began to dwindle in the 1960s, demand for domestically grown tobacco is still great enough to support a number of large farmers throughout the South. The names Harrington, Kelly and Thomas represent big tobacco production in Lee County. Patrick Kelly ...

Read Story, CCCC history students learn about tobacco farming

N.C. Wesleyan, CCCC sign agreement (posted 09.10.2014)

CCCC hosts Kung Fu performance (posted 09.08.2014)

CCCC Central Carolina Works lead advisor featured by UNC-CH Carolina Covenant (posted 09.06.2014)

10 Graduate CCCC Detention Officer School (posted 09.05.2014)

Lee teachers learn manufacturing needs 'soft-skills' (posted 09.04.2014)

Categories

Archives

... older archives