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Students in Central Carolina Community College minority male mentoring program, Men of Academic Distinction and Excellence (MADE), recently attended the Male Minority Mentoring Conference in Durham, 'The New Renaissance: An Innovative Approach to Education.' Pictured (from left) are Talia Higgs, co-director of MADE; students Chris Wilson and Sam Headen, of Lee County; conference speaker Dr. David Washington; students Dustin Mauldin and Kelly Zelaya, of Chatham County; and Solomon McCauley, co-director of MADE.