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Perry Emmons (left), Central Carolina Community College telecommunications instructor, enjoys the reaction of Linda Carmichael (center), career development coordinator at Chapel Hill High School, and Victoria Dietrich (right), Lee County High School counselor, as they and other counselors and career coordinators see the analog signals created by the phones they are using displayed on the equipment in front of Emmons. The demonstration was part of a Networking and Telecommunications Technology workshop, one of four programs featured at the college’s 34th annual Information and Planning Conference Nov. 13 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Educators from schools in seven counties gathered to learn about educational opportunities for their students and graduates at the college. The 2009 event had workshops on the University Transfer/Associate in Science, Networking and Telecommunications Technology, Green Central Sustainable, and Business Technologies programs. 

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Janice Fenner (left), chair of the Cosmetology Department at Central Carolina Community College, shares information about the programs in the department with Triton High School counselors Heather Williams (right, front) and Kari Kite (right, back) during the college’s 34th annual Information and Planning Conference Nov. 13 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Educators from schools in seven counties gathered to learn about educational opportunities for their students and graduates at the college. The 2009 event had workshops on the University Transfer/Associate in Science, Networking and Telecommunications Technology, Green Central Sustainable, and Business Technologies programs. Other programs, including Cosmetology, had display and informational areas.

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Linda Carmichael (left, front), career development coordinator at Chapel Hill High School, and Fletcher Womble (left, back) career development coordinator at East Chapel Hill High School, listen as Laura Lauffer (right), Sustainability coordinator for Central Carolina Community College, responds to questions about the college’s green programs. Lauffer presented the Green Central Sustainable workshop, one of four at the college’s 34th annual Information and Planning Conference Nov. 13 at the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center. Educators from schools in seven counties gathered to learn about educational opportunities for their students and graduates at the college. The 2009 event had workshops on the University Transfer/Associate in Science, Networking and Telecommunications Technology, Green Central Sustainable, and Business Technologies programs.