PCC
TODAY
A REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY 2016
KIRBY RECEIVES AWARD
DONALD WILSON HONORED
STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARDED
North Carolina Main Street Center presents an award of merit for “Best Façade Project.”
“He is a true leader for our institution and we are extremely grateful for his commitment over the years.”
Students recognized for their work in the classroom and volunteering in the community.
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“Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education.” Martin Luther King, Jr.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Executive Council serves as an advisory committee to the President in administrative matters such as College updates, operations, policies and procedures, and planning.
Dr. Walter C. Barltett
Dr. Walter C. Bartlett, President Piedmont Community College
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s President of Piedmont Community College, I am grateful for the outpour of support for the Connect NC Bond that passed in March of this year. It was exceptional to see our communities recognize the benefits North Carolina will receive from this overall investment.
In fact, these benefits will not only boost economic activity, but also improve the aging facilities on both the Person and Caswell County campuses. With your help, Piedmont Community College will continue to make a difference in the lives of our students by providing quality services in up-to-date facilities. Three initial projects related to the Connect NC Bond funding, renovations to the HVAC system, Barnett Auditorium in Buildling D, and Student Center in Building E, have been submitted for approval. Progress updates will be provided to the community as the projects are underway.
Dr. Joyce Johnson
Richard Self
Dr. Doris Carver
In addition, PCC is making changes to ensure that students will be more competitive in the workforce. Our Continuing Education and Curriculum programs are focused on providing educational avenues that match the employment landscape in our communities and surrounding areas. The credentials PCC students receive, however, are also nationally recognized, thus opening the door to a better tomorrow, no matter where a student chooses to reside.
Rick Farmer
Shelly Stone
Elizabeth Townsend
To what do I attribute PCC’s continued success in developing improved educational, economic, and cultural environments in our communities? The answer is our people - students and employees alike - and the valuable community partnerships established over the years. As you will see in the pages that follow, Piedmont Community College’s people and partnerships have allowed for great things, such as:
Dr. Jeff Paton
David Wehrenberg
Cindy Fox
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Improving student learning at all levels Increasing volunteerism and the spirit of community devotion Raising funds in recognition of those who care for our community Making communities better while improving our own drive to make a difference Touching others with our gifts and words of encouragement, and Creating award winning structures that help revitalize a significant piece of the community
In an effort to continue this individual and community evolution, I hope you will join us in future partnerships so that we can strive to do great things together! 2
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OUR LEADERSHIP
LEADING OUR COLLEGE WITH A MISSION, VISION, AND VALUES LEADERSHIP
OUR COLLEGE VALUES: LEADERS Learning-Centered Philosophy
The College embraces a learningcentered instructional environment supporting multiple student learning styles.
Economic Development
The College acts as a catalyst for local and regional economic development by providing education and training to address current and emerging workforce needs.
Accessibility
The College provides affordable and accessible education and training.
Diversity/Globalism Citizenship
The College promotes understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures and global citizenship.
Ethics/Social Responsibility
The College values the principles of personal ethics, integrity, academic honesty, civic responsibility, and accountability.
Resources
The College provides learning resources and student development support designed to address diverse student learning styles and academic needs.
Student Success
The College values individual student success as the single best indicator of institutional effectiveness in the community.
PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES MISSION
Mr. Bayard Crumpton Chair
Mr. Phillip Allen
Mr. Ronald K. Booker
Mr. Eddie Burton
Mr. J. Linwood Cates
Piedmont Community College enriches lives by providing education, training, and cultural opportunities for lifelong learning and professional success in local, regional, and global communities.
VISION
Mrs. Tanya Evans
Mr. Tim Gilliam
Mr. Donovan Harper
Mrs. Nicole McGhee
Mrs. Gail Stilwell
Mr. Donald Wilson
Mrs. Maggie Whitt
Mr. Larry Wilkerson
Mr. James J. Woody, Jr.
Ms. Libia Gaviria
Vice Chair
Past-Chair
Piedmont Community College strives to be the leading contributor to the economic, educational, and cultural vitality of our communities by providing high-quality services and programs that ensure student success in personal development and professional achievement.
SGA President
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KIRBY WINS AWARD North Carolina Main Street Center presents an award of merit for “Best Façade Project for more
than $15,000” to Person County Government, Piedmont Community College, Person County Arts Council, Carver Agency, Inc., City of Roxboro, Brockwell Associates, Legacy Building Company, LLC, and Jo Ramsay Leimenstoll, AIA for the Kirby Rebirth and Uptown Renewal Project.
On March 17, 2016, Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Commerce John Skvarla presented the North Carolina Main Street Center Awards. The Kirby Rebirth and Uptown Renewal project was one of 14 recognized for excellence in uptown/downtown revitalization efforts in categories that included design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion. Skvarla said, “This year’s winners represent some of North Carolina’s best ambassadors promoting business friendly downtowns, historic preservation, and artistic streetscapes.” 4
The Kirby Rebirth Project won “Best Facade Rehabilitation Project for Over $15,000”. The Kirby Rebirth and Uptown Renewal Project was a partnership between Person County Government, Piedmont Community College, and Person County Arts Council and gained wide support from the community.
Kirby Hours Tues. - Fri. 1 - 5 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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To tour or rent the facility contact Donna or Erin at (336) 597-1709
Week to Engage Week to Engage connects students, faculty, and staff to the community, forming relationships with community partners. In 2015 students made blankets for the Caswell County Shelter, created soap bunnies and gave manicures for residents of area nursing homes and assisted living facilities, participated in a campus beautification project, painted the fence at the Richmond-Miles Historic Museum, assisted with renovations at the Thomas Day Museum, and helped with gardens and the library book sale at the Gunn Memorial Library.
Duke Energy Foundation Grant Piedmont Community College received a $248,315 Mechatronics Engineering Technology grant from the Duke Energy Foundation. The funds purchased equipment that emulates a real industrial assembly process, incorporating technologies required by today’s automated industries. In addition, the Duke Energy Foundation grant will provide resources to implement the Siemens Certified Mechatronics Systems Assistant (SCMSA) certification and expand current advanced manufacturing training pathways.
Second Free Little Library at PCC Now both campuses have a Little Free Library. Both were built by PCC carpentry students. The newest library was stocked by children from PCC’s Child Development Center who donated their own books during the official opening to ensure a full library.
SERVING PERSON AND CASWELL COUNTIES FOR OVER 40 YEARS FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT US ONLINE AT
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OUR COMMUNITY Donald and Becky Wilson celebrated for their dedication to PCC and Person County Past Trustee Board Chair, Donald Wilson, has played an active role at Piedmont Community College since joining the Board of Trustees in 1990. In June, friends and colleagues celebrated his commitment to the College and to the community with Donald and his wife Becky at the Roxboro Country Club. “In his role, Donald assists the College in planning for a future that will best meet the needs of our students and the communities the College serves,” shared, Dr. Walter Bartlett, Piedmont Community College president.
“He is a true leader for our institution and we are extremely grateful for his commitment over the years.” Bartlett also presented a plaque and announced that donations in the amount of nearly $30,000 were raised to create the Donald and Becky Gentry Wilson Scholarship Endowment. The funds will support PCC students in perpetuity. During the event, Representative Larry Yarborough presented Donald with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine award. “The Order of The Long Leaf Pine is the most prestigious award given to civilians by the Governor of the great State of North Carolina and I am honored to present it to Donald Wilson,” announced Yarborough. 6
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PERSONALITY PERSON COUNTY
Each year, PCC faculty, staff, and students participate in Brightleaf Hoedown, sponsored by the Caswell County Chamber of Commerce, and Personality, sponsored by the Roxboro Area Chamber of Commerce. Under PCC tents, participants explore new activities and opportunities with College representatives. This may include educational demonstrations, interactive challenges, and one-on-one conversations about programs available at the College. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT US ONLINE AT
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OUR PARTNERSHIPS
PTK
SHINES
Jeanean Bustamante, PCC’s 2015-16 Phi Theta Kappa President, cuts ribbon to open new outdoor exercise equipment area with officials from Caswell County.
Members of PCC’s Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society received the following recognition in 2015: • Award of Excellence For Outstanding Participation in the Carolina Regions Service Program: Connecting the Carolinas Through Service • Award of Excellence for Outstanding Participation in the Carolina Regions Honor in Action Project • Carolinas Region Super Stars • Achieved Four Star Level in the Five Star Chapter Plan • Three students received a Carolinas Region Hall of Honor Award: Joel Daniel, Lisa Fowler, and Tricia Davis • Distinguished Chapter Officer Team • Advisor, Edna Brown, received the Distinguished Advisor Paragon Award • President, Dr. Walter Bartlett, received the Distinguished College President Award The Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society’s mission is two-fold: 1) Recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and 2) Provide opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service, and fellowship programming.
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PTK RIBBON CUTTING PTK members were awarded a $25,000 grant from the Danville Regional Foundation. The funds were used to purchase and install outdoor exercise equipment at a Caswell County Parks and Recreation facility. Jeanean Bustamante, chapter president, led the charge to complete the project.
Jeanean Bustamante (previous award winner 2015) presented the 2016 Student Engagement Award to Mr. Trenton Istre. Trenton is also accompanied by Howard Istre, his uncle (left) and his mother Darla Istre (far right).
SMALL BUSINESS ACHIEVEMENTS Cindy Sumner continued taking seminars at the Small Business Center because they “have been empowering”. When thinking back on starting His Second Hand Shop and the Small Business Center seminars she’s participated in, Cindy said, “I fell in love with the seminars. The presenters and staff make themselves truly available through phone calls, emails, and personal contact. It’s like they not only invest their time with the students, but they invest their heart.”
UNC-GREENSBORO
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Piedmont Community College is partnering with UNC-G to bring their RN to BSN program to the PCC campuses, encouraging registered nurses with associate’s degrees to earn a bachelor’s degree from UNC-G at PCC.
Piedmont Community College and North Carolina Wesleyan College reached a partnership agreement that allows PCC students in a variety of programs to transfer 60 credit hours towards a baccalaureate degree and enter NCWC with junior status.
OUR PARTNERSHIPS
PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY
AVERETT UNIVERSITY
A collaborative effort between Piedmont Community College and Pfeiffer University will provide educational opportunities to any student and/or employee of PCC, as well as citizens of Person and Caswell Counties with tuition discounts. In addition, students will experience a smooth transfer to Pfeiffer University to complete a bachelor’s degree in several programs.
Piedmont Community College and Averett University created a partnership to ensure a smooth transition for students transferring into Averett University’s Bachelor of Applied Science program, offered through the Graduate and Professional Studies (GPS) or IDEAL programs or the RN to BSN program.
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OURPEOPLE STUDENT , FACULTY, & STAFF SUCCESS AT PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PCC students Micah Yarber and Patrick McCoy were asked to display six pieces of Digital Effects and Animation Technology artwork at the International 2015 SIGGRAPH (Special Interest Group on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques) conference held in Los Angeles, CA.
SIGGRAPH CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
“Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.” John Dewey
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Kimberly Bowes and Madeline Erdner earned 3rd and 5th place in the Total Evening Elegance category of the 2015 State Fair Cosmetology Competition. Multiple students from seven community colleges participated in this event.
OUR PEOPLE
TILLMAN FIRST STUDENT TO PASS MICROSOFT OFFICE SPECIALIST TEST
Jennifer Tillman became the first PCC student to successfully pass the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Excel 2013 certification test. Tillman shared, “The certification exam was very challenging. However, the CTS 130-Spreadsheet course properly prepared me to earn the Microsoft Excel Level 1 certification. I look forward to listing this certification on my resume when applying for a medical office or business administrative position.”
“The capacity to learn is a gift; the ability to learn is a skill; the willingness to learn is a choice.” Brian Herbert
FACULTY SUCCESS Sitting: Edna Brown, Jody Blackwell, Katie Hester; standing: Tracy Harris, PCC Foundation Chair; Angel Solomon, Janie Clayton, and Patti Morgan were named recipients of the PCC Foundation’s 2015 Excellence Awards during PCC’s annual convocation.
VOLUNTEERISM AWARDS The Danville Center for Community Engagement and Career Competitiveness recognized the great work of students, faculty, and staff who have been engaged in volunteerism, internships, and servicelearning at Averett University, Danville Community College, and Piedmont Community College. PCC students Jeanean Bustamante and Lisa Fowler were recognized for their efforts. The winners were presented with plaques for their hard work in the community and engaging others to get involved in projects and initiatives to improve the Caswell County community.
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STUDENT SUCCESS The Honorable Elaine Marshall, North Carolina Secretary of State, offered the keynote address during this special event.
PCC’s first Honors Convocation was held to recognize students who exemplify academic excellence, committed and creative leadership, and thoughtful service – all core values of the College.
VIVIAN KPENOSEN PCC’s 2016 Academic Excellence Recipient A childhood experience in Nigeria encouraged Vivian to move to America and focus on healthcare as a profession. She graduated in May with a 3.75 grade point average from Piedmont Community College’s Nursing Program. Prior to graduation, Vivian was offered and accepted a position at Durham Regional. “The thought of being a nurse and putting a smile on people’s faces, well, it gives your life meaning,” shared Vivian.
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“I THOUGHT ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE I COULD MAKE AND THE HAPPINESS THAT WOULD BRING.”
MECHATRONICS TECHNOLOGY Dave Wehrenberg introduces robotic engineering principles in 2016
This program will prepare students to use basic engineering principles and technical skills in developing and testing automated, servomechanical, and other electromechanical systems. It will also address the training needs of six local industry partners.
CONNECT NC BOND Thank you for Voting!
The Connect NC Bond will enhance and improve all community colleges in North Carolina with $350 million for new construction and repairs that will enable colleges to train North Carolinians to meet the demands of a changing workforce. Piedmont Community College will receive over $4.85 million. This funding will be used to address long standing critical needs in an effort to improve student experiences and workforce development opportunities. The Connect NC Bond is the first statewide bond referendum since 2000. Since then North Carolina has grown by more than 2 million people.
Graduates of this program can pursue career opportunities that include: instrumentation technician, robotics technician, automation engineer technician, electro-mechanical technician, industrial engineering technician, process technician, petroleum technician, industrial maintenance technician, field automation technician, and pipeline/distribution operator. Individuals completing the Siemens Certified Mechatronics Systems Assistant (SCMSA) certification qualify for entry-level positions as machine operators, industrial maintenance technicians, wind farm facility operators, power plant operators, and building maintenance technicians. North Carolina ranks fourth among states with the highest job vacancy and job growth rate for mechatronic engineers and mechatronic engineer technologists.
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OUR FOUNDATION A MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDATION BOARD CHAIR The PCC Foundation is a nonprofit organization established to promote the students, faculty, staff, and programs of Piedmont Community College by building a strong relationship with the local community, acquiring and managing contributions, and funding activities which support the College. Your gift enables the PCC Foundation to create opportunities, change lives, and meet needs! Here’s just part of the support YOU enabled the Foundation to provide in the 2014-2015 academic year: • $81,000 endowed and designated scholarships awarded to 98 curriculum students • $5,000 to fund three faculty and staff mini-grant proposals • 22 awards to faculty and staff in the amount of $12,000 for professional development and faculty and staff excellence • $5,000 to fund one course in a vocational or technical program to nineteen students who completed his or her high school education through the Adult Basic Skills program at PCC Through the continued support of individuals, businesses, and civic organizations, Piedmont Community College has become an institution that empowers individuals to build better lives! With assistance, our faculty and staff can also focus on enhancing our economic development efforts and improving the quality of life for everyone in Person and Caswell Counties. Enclosed you will find an envelope offering various levels of giving. Please remember that any gift will assist in enabling the many dreams of our students to become realities. Thank you for investing in the future of our community!
One Mission. One Goal. Many Dreams. The PCC Foundation exists to support students, programs, and faculty and staff at Piedmont Community College. Raise resources from community members, businesses, and organizations to help enhance the quality of education and expand educational opportunities for all individuals who have the desire and drive to learn. Opening the doors of opportunity… fulfilling educational dreams… building brighter futures… inspiring a belief in ability and self… stirring the desire to go further … recognizing that the possibilities are endless!
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MARK DUNCAN PCC FOUNDATION CHAIR
“Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference.” Kathy Calvin
OUR FOUNDATION
ONE MISSION. ONE GOAL. MANY DREAMS. HOW TO GIVE Every act of philanthropy, no matter how large or modest, impacts the lives of PCC students in a significant and meaningful way – it says someone cares about their future.
GIFTS OF CASH Restricted and unrestricted gifts made by cash, check, or credit card are the most common and simplest for donors and PCC. Generally tax-deductible in the year in which it is made, your cash gift can be put to work immediately.
APPRECIATED STOCK Charitable contributions of stocks, bonds, and other appreciated securities may provide you a maximum tax benefit. Typically deductible at the market value on the date gifted, your contribution of securities allows you to avoid capital gains tax on any appreciation.
MATCHING GIFTS Many companies match their employees’ contributions to higher education. You might double or even triple the value of your gift to PCC! To release these funds, you must initiate a process with your or your spouse’s employer.
PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Phillip Allen
Mark Duncan
Sharon Slaughter
Thompson-Allen Insurance PCC Trustee
Chair Legacy Building Co.
Person County Farm Bureau Insurance
Dr. Chris Atkins
Tanya Evans
Shelly Stone
Trustee Representative Duke Energy PCC Trustee
Provost and Dean, Caswell Curriculum Programs, Caswell County Campus, PCC
Tom Gilliam
Dr. Gary Sullivan
John R. Bradsher, DDS
Dr. Walter C. Bartlett Secretary President, Piedmont Community College
Treasurer Camp Chemical
Gary J. Sullivan Chiropractic
Retired, Person County School System
Tracy Harris
Union Bank
Past-Chair Wells Fargo
Bryan Westmoreland
Will Carver
Jane Long
Ronnie Bugnar
Carver Agency, Inc.
Billy Crumpton
ASAP Printing
Stephen Wilson
Interim Treasurer Roxboro Savings Bank
Caswell Family Medical Center
Bonnie Meeler
Greg Duhon
Saundra Shoe
Upper Piedmont Environmental
Shady Terrell
Donald W. Wilson, CPA
James. J. Woody, Jr. Retired
Oakland, LTD Retired, GKN Driveline
FORMER COSMETOLOGY INSTRUCTOR REMEMBERED WITH SCHOLARSHIP AT PCC Leona Page Aldridge became a Cosmetology instructor at Piedmont Community College (then Piedmont Technical Institute) in 1970. It was there she realized that although Cosmetology became her profession, teaching was her passion. Leona passed away on March 1, 2015. She leaves behind a legacy of compassion, service to others, strong Christian values, and a love for education. A scholarship has been established for Cosmetology students at Piedmont Community College to carry on Leona’s legacy and belief: that an education empowers everyone to make a better life for themselves and those around them. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT US ONLINE AT
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THANKYOU 2015 GIVING
* DENOTES PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER ** DENOTES LIFETIME PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER
PLATINUM CLUB ($10,000 +) City of Roxboro* The Community Foundation of the Dan River Region Womack Foundation
FOUNDATION GOLF CLASSIC The Annual Golf Classic serves as a major fundraiser for the PCC Foundation. Funds raised help support scholarships and other programs in support of PCC students. For more information about the Golf Classic, contact the Foundation at (336) 322-2105.
GOLD CLUB ($5,000 +) Duke Energy Foundation* P & A Industrial Fabrication, LLC
SILVER CLUB ($1,000 +) Drs. Walter and Melissa Bartlett * Capital Power Carolina Pride Carwash, Inc.* CenturyLink Patti Clayton* Russell Clayton Kathy Duncan* Durham Coca-Cola Bottling Company * Eaton Corporation Farm Bureau Insurance Agency – Harry Walters
GKN Driveline Horner Financial Services* Houghton International Reverend and Mrs. Wallace Kirby Naomi Johnson Loyal Order of Moose Patti Morgan* Mastec/North America, Inc. * Dr. H. James and Leah Owen ** Dr. Jeff Paton * Person County Tourism Development Authority
Remax Premier Realty Richard Lee Proctor * Republic Services * Roxboro Kiwanis Club Roxboro Rotary Club Roxboro Woman’s Club Spuntech Industries, Inc. * Steel Bar Therma-Tru Corporation Joe Weinberger Wells Fargo Bank
THE ARC OF PERSON COUNTY ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP The Arc of Person County, Inc., an organization that is committed to advocacy and education for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families, and service providers, recently created a scholarship endowment for Piedmont Community College students. The earnings from this scholarship endowment will support second year students who are enrolled in programs of study where graduates may have direct contact with children and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities in their future occupations. 16
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PCC AMBASSADORS Each year the PCC Foundation selects two students to serve as PCC Ambassadors. These students serve the College by assisting with campus tours and special events. They also promote PCC and the Foundation on campus and in the community. In return for their year of service, Ambassadors receive a $2,000 scholarship. To be considered for the honor of PCC Ambassador, each applicant must have at least 12 credit hours, maintain a 3.0
GPA, and be nominated by a faculty or staff member of the College. Prior to final selection, the applicant must also undergo an interview, which includes making a presentation about the College. Jennifer Tillman of Roxboro and Savannah Allen of Hurdle Mills were chosen as PCC Ambassadors for the 2015-2016 academic year. Both Tillman and Allen are enrolled in PCC’s Medical Office Administration program.
GIFT-IN-KIND
CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE ($500 +)
* DENOTES PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER ** DENOTES LIFETIME PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER Page and Laura Allen Anonymous Ernest Avery* Better Cable Systems, Inc. Carver Agency, Inc. * Camp Chemical Corporation * Comfort Systems USA (Midatlantic), LLC Lisa Cooley * Alan Duncan and Dr. Tisha Duncan* Wanda Duncan Endless Summer Tanning Salon Farm Bureau Insurance Agency - Sharon Slaughter* Valerie Fryczynski G&W Equipment Gravitte’s Floor Designs Katie Hester Holler Enterprises, Inc.* Marcus Hutchins Dr. Joyce Johnson* MWP Contractors, LLC Jean Newell North Carolina Highway Patrol Nu-Way Cleaners, Inc. * Vanessa Olson Piedmont Security Insurance Agency, Inc. Roxboro Savings Bank* Richard Self* Saint Gobain Abrasives, Inc. C. M. Solomon & Son Grading & Utilities, Inc.* Shelly Stone * Tar Heel Chevrolet Olds GEO Jody Thacker Elizabeth Townsend * Tricia’s Espresso, Inc. Union Bank and Trust Company * Cleve Wagstaff Stone Masonry, LLC* Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Maggie Whitt* Donald W. Wilson, CPA* Leigh C. Woodall, Jr.*
Drs. Walter and Melissa Bartlett Carver Brothers Farms, LLC Caswell Pines Golf Course Drake Safe Company Food Lion McDonald’s of Roxboro McIntyre Massage & Bodywork Moving Screens, Inc. North Village Pharmacy Shawn O’Hara Person County Arts Council
Person County Tourism Development Authority Premium Tanks and Stone Lee Proctor R & S Sporting Goods Rio Grande Royal Textile Mills, Inc. Sharon Slaughter Sunbelt Rentals Treyburn Country Club
BECOME A PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER President’s Club Members make a contribution of $275 or more per year in support of Piedmont Community College’s greatest programs and students’ needs. Members are invited to events throughout the year where they have the opportunity to learn more about the College, meet others who share in their commitment to education and meet those who benefit from their support.
Contact Patti Clayton at (336) 322-2015 or at patti.clayton@piedmontcc.edu.
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VISIONARY ($275+)
* DENOTES PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER ** DENOTES LIFETIME PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER Dr. Michelle Aheron* Thomas and Jean Andrews * Dr. Christopher Atkins, Jr. * Vanessa Bass * Kay Blackard * Belle Booth* Bowes Collision Center * Dr. John R. Bradsher * Wallace and Pam Bradsher* Brann’s Wrecker Service Brooks & White Funeral Home* Ronnie and Kay Bugnar * Eddie and Laura Burton * Dr. Doris Carver * Caswell Family Medical Center, Inc. * Lin Cates and Dr. Terri Cates* Janie C. Clayton Community Pharmacy of Roxboro * Lisa Covington* William Crabtree Kim Davis * Shirley L. Deal * Dewberry * Edward Jones Investments* Rick Farmer*
Patricia M. Fogleman Keith and Cindy Fox * The Honorable Mark and Maxine Galloway * Guy Guidry Donovan Harper * Alan Hicks, Attorney-at-Law * Erin Hill Charles E. Hubbard * Huff’s Insurance and Realty, Inc.* Greta Jeffers * Larry and Janice Johnson * Kerr Stump Grinding Service, LLC LP of Roxboro* Legacy Building Company, LLC The Honorable James Long * Nancie McDermott Alisa Montgomery * Walter Montgomery * Beverly J. Murphy * Nancy Newell Dr. W. Jeffrey Noblett * Oakland Ltd.* Paul Dowling Phillips Person County Board of Education* Richard E. Plott *
Pointer & Associates * Gordon A. Powell* PSNC Energy * Walter and Millie Rieb * Eugene Ritter* Arnold Rogers * Roxboro Area Chamber of Commerce* Roxboro Civitan Club Roxboro Family Vision * Roxboro Medical Associates, P.A.* Karen H. Sanders* Robert and Mindy Moore Satterfield Robert and Kathryn Simons* Rhonda Strickland * Dr. Gary Sullivan Taylor Business Products* The Courier-Times, Inc. * Thompson-Allen, Inc. Tommy Lawrence Electrical Contractors * Vision Financial Federal Credit Union W. Ruffin Woody and Associates, Inc. * Lynn Ward * Wesgate Properties, Inc. * James and Darcus Woody *
Golden Corral * Grissom & Holloman, PC Debra B. Harlow Patricia Hatchett Tommiann Hill Paula Hindman Pam Hobbs Homestead Steakhouse Sarah Humphrey Adam Irby J. E. S. Properties, Inc. ** Louise Jones Wendy Jones John Alan Justice K. B. Hamlett Insurance Kendrick’s Tree Service, Inc. Kathleen Kersey Tracy Kirby Dr. Dawn Langley Kelli Lennon Link Tool & Mfg. Division of Cobra Tool Mark Lloyd Nan MacFadyen Matt’s Trucking, Inc. James McCormick Nicole McGhee * Walter McGhee Dr. Elizabeth McPhaul-Moore Meccanica Nova Corporation Cory Melton Tracey Puryear Melton Gene Moore Tammy H. Morris Edwin Moye Andrew Murphy North State Medical Center
Shawn O’Hara Nicholas Ogada Olive Hill Welding and Fabrication, Inc. Buck and Carole Pearce Person to Person Insurance Piedmont Maintenance & Services, Inc. Pratt Industries Production Services Management, Inc. Martha Pruitt Quality Equipment, LLC Ronnie’s Appliance Roxboro Auto Body Roxboro Family Medicine and Immediate Care Roxboro Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center Satterfield Farms Mindy Scott Debra J. Seamster Saundra Shoe Ossie Smith Gail Stilwell * Etta E. Swann Talbert Building Supply, Inc. Joseph Scott Tatum Timberland Restaurant Triple Springs Fire Department Janine Wall Julie Wenta Bryan Westmoreland Vanessa White Barry Williams Larry Yarborough & Dr. Kimberly Yarborough Denise Zdanowicz
HONOR ROLL ($100+) Ace Home & Building Center Lynn Bailey Heather Barker Suzanne Beshears Olivia Bottoms Brad’s Tree Service David and Margaret Bradsher * Wallace Bradsher, District Attorney Jeannette Briggs Jacquelyn Brown C.S. Wade Landscaping Cambridge Hills Assisted Living Center Carpet One Floor and Home Carver Brothers Farms, LLC Gordon and Kay Carver Caswell Pines Golf & Land Co. Chandler Concrete Company, Inc. Suzanne Clay William Cole Jennifer Collier Country Club Convenience Catering, Inc. Linda Crisp D & W Vaughan, Inc. DATCO, LLC DPC Pawn & Gun Shop, Inc. Bonnie Davis * Janice Davis-Winstead Dixon Farm and Tree Service Tammy Duncan Dunevant’s Insurance Agency Barbara W. Ferguson First Piedmont Corporation Footwear Plus, LLC Carolyn Funderburk Amanda Garrett * Wanda Gill
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LEAVE A LEGACY WITH A PLANNED GIVING GIFT HERE AT PCC Will and Living Trust Consider donating specific amount or percentage of your estate through a will or living trust to education. Charitable Remainder Trust You can retain income, immediate income tax-deductions and make a significant gift to PCC using this method.
Charitable Lead Trust Support PCC while retaining control over the distribution of assets to your heirs and avoiding estate tax on future appreciation.
Emergency Student Fund A Student Emergency Fund has been created to financially assist PCC students who find themselves in temporary and unexpected financial hardship due to circumstances beyond their control. This fund exists to support such students when referred by faculty or staff members of Piedmont Community College.
FRIENDS OF THE COLLEGE ($1+) * DENOTES PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER ** DENOTES LIFETIME PRESIDENT’S CLUB MEMBER Robert Acker Felicia C. Allen William and Barbara Arel Courtney Ashley Lisa Ashley Peggy Bane Sheila Barker Donald Barnes Mary Jo Bartlett Dr. Jay Bayliff Pecolia Beatty Jody Blackwell Adrienne Blalock Barbara Bocik Christy Bondy Rev. Ron Booker, Sr. Janet Bottoms Rosa Brandon Tracey Pyles Brandon Bernice Briggs Carrie Briggs Morgan Brooks Edna Brown James Brown Zana Brown Eugene Brunson Angela Bullock Shirley Bullock Calyn Burke Dee Dee Burton Dan Butler Josephine Cameron Carol Carr James Carver Ross Carver Thomas Carver, Jr. Beth Cates Linda Cates Gail Chambers Michael Chaney Alissa Chapman Bruce Chisholm Christi’s Dance Center Tiara Chicas Cynthia Claiborne Jessica Clarke Clayton & Hurdle Disposal Service, Inc. Betty Jean Clayton Brandon Clayton Janice Clayton Jimmy Clayton Kristy Clayton Joyce Clemmer
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ALUMNI PARTNERSHIP
CELEBRATING
10 YEARS Celebrating 10 years and tremendous growth, the Piedmont Community College Alumni Partnership continues to be one of the most successful alumni groups in all of the North Carolina Community Colleges.
“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”
“Serve, Share, and Support” continues to be the Alumni Partnership motto. This philosophy has led to the creation of numerous activities over the years, including Exam Breaks for current students, assisting with the Veterans Day ceremony in Caswell County, congratulating graduates with a departing gift, offering opportunities for alumni to meet with, advise, and mentor current students, and providing a community benefits card to members.
In fact, a graduate from each county receives a $1,000 scholarship to PCC yearly. These funding opportunities continue, and have been awarded to students from Person High School, Roxboro Community School, and Bartlett Yancey High School.
But did you know that the PCC Alumni Partnership has awarded over $23,000 in scholarships since inception? It’s true! Scholarships were first awarded to new high school graduates from each of the College’s service areas.
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Winston Churchill
“I am very proud of the Alumni Partnership’s efforts,” comments Dr. Walter Bartlett, President, Piedmont Community College. “The work they do at the College and in our community is motivating. The Partnership is always looking for opportunities to facilitate and support new initiatives to benefit others. Their efforts also demonstrate the success of PCC Alum.”
SHARING INFORMATION WITH STUDENTS
ALUMNI CABINET
Shirley Deal (right) presents Pat Fogleman (left) with the Alumni Partnership Service Award for 2015 During the 10th Anniversary celebration, Teresa Long and Pat Fogleman were recognized as recipients of the annual service award (2013 and 2014 respectively). Long earned this distinction by tutoring and mentoring current PCC students. Fogleman was recognized for the time she has dedicated to the success of various Alumni Partnership activities, including the anniversary celebration and “Pickin’ by the Lake” festival.
Shirley Deal – Chair Charles Baker Lynn Bailey - Secretary Dr. Walter C. Bartlett Ron Booker Olivia Bottoms Jimmy Clayton Jan Davis – Treasurer Pat Fogleman Cheryl Fuquay Michaela Haugabook Mindy Satterfield Mindy Scott Shelly Stone Sharon Womack
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
Under the leadership of Shirley Deal, Alumni Cabinet Chair, Patti Clayton, Coordinator, Alumni Partnership, and a dedicated committee, Pickin’ by the Lake saw continued success in 2014, raising close to $7,000. With this, the Alumni Partnership leadership team announced the creation of a scholarship endowment at PCC. The donation of $10,000, given to the PCC Foundation, ensured that the PCC Alumni Partnership legacy would live on. This endowment will provide scholarship funding in perpetuity, meaning that a scholarship will always be awarded in honor of the Alumni Partners. Alumni Partnership Scholarship recipients: Brittany Williford, Jennifer Terry, and Kristy Clayton
Pickin’ by the Lake
Pickin’ by the Lake helps fund “New Beginnings” scholarships for students returning to school after being away from education. These scholarships are awarded to students in curriculum and continuing education programs. The Partnership continues to award scholarships to new high school graduates, as well.
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ALUMNI PARTNERSHIP
SHARON WOMACK 2015 ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR Recognized for her professional achievements, community service, and continued support of Piedmont Community College, Sharon Womack was named the 2015 Alumnus of the Year by Piedmont Community College’s Alumni Partnership. The ceremony took place at the Kirby Gallery on April 10 during the PCC Student Art reception sponsored by the PCC Foundation.
Shirley Deal (left) presents Sharon Womack (right) with the 2015 Alumnus of the Year Award.
Womack graduated from Piedmont Community College in 1981 with an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Early Childhood Education. She continued her education at North Carolina Central University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education in 1985 and a Master of Education in 1991.
Working with Early Intervention and Family Services of Person County for 30 years, until her retirement in 2004, Womack served as teacher, educational program coordinator, and administrator as Director of Therapeutic Preschool. As her educational and professional experiences flourished, Womack never forgot about Piedmont Community College. She became an active member of the PCC Alumni Cabinet in 2004 where she served as secretary. Volunteering for events has brought her great joy as it provides the opportunity to speak with current PCC students. In addition to touching the lives of pre-school children and college students, Womack reaches the hearts of many others through her writing and other community service. To date, Womack has published two books and is a contributing writer for The Courier-Times. In addition, she has served on numerous organizational boards, including the Person Area Transportation System (PATS), Child Care Referral and Resource (CCR&R) and Smart Start. 22
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“I accept this award as a beautiful symbol representing my volunteer efforts with the Alumni Partnership since inception. I provide this service because I value Piedmont Community College as an important institution of higher learning for Person County and surrounding areas. It worked well for me and provided a good foundation as I continued my studies at North Carolina Central University. I am grateful to be named the Alumnus of the Year”
HOW DO I BECOME AN ALUMNI PARTNER? PCC Alumni are defined as individuals who have enrolled in and successfully completed a course or program of study (certificate, diploma or degree) at Piedmont Community College. To become an “official” partner, simply complete and submit the form on www. piedmontcc.edu/alumni! It’s that easy.
Benefits for PCC Alumni Partners • • • • • •
Alumni Benefit Card: Presented to Alumni Partners for a donation of $5 or more annually, this card offers discounts to 12 Person and Caswell county businesses. Special events : Invitations to the Alumni Social, reunions, and Alumnus of the Year reception. Informational E-newsletter and e-mails listing local job opportunities. PCC Alumni Partnership Facebook page Volunteer opportunities to support PCC Recognitions: Alumnus of the Year and annual Service Award
Contact Patti Clayton at patti.clayton@piedmontcc.edu or call (336) 322-2105
OUR NUMBERS
OURNUMBERS REVENUES, EXPENSES AND PERSONNEL DATA AT PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STATE REVENUES
STATE EXPENSES
State Appropriations $10,783,420.30 Federal Funds $4,177,124.36 County Appropriations $1,324,785.04 Tuition & Fees $1,240,841.76 Gifts & Grants $596,677.66 Sales & Services $354,308.33 Other $2,469.79
Instruction $9,103,030.32 Academic Support $1,771,093.75 Student Services $941,210.13 Institutional Support $1,649,504.28 Operations & Maintenance $1,201,508.82 Student Financial Aid $2,225,790.39 Auxillary Expenses $374,621.58 Depreciation/Amortization $542,420.86 Pension Expense $779,595.00
TOTAL $18,479,627.24
TOTAL $18,588,775.13
STUDENTS
Piedmont Community College’s Child Development Center focuses on meeting the developmental, educational, and social needs of young children. The Center will celebrate 50 years in 2017!
FACULTY & STAFF Full-time 168 Instructors 71 Staff 97
Part-time 127 Instructors 94 Staff 33
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Curriculum 1,765 Continuing Education 3,735 Person County 60% Caswell County 20% Outside PCC Service Area 19% Out-of-State 1% Female 62% Male 38% Average Age 27 Curriculum Graduates Degree (156) Diploma(30) Certificate (342) GED 106 Student-Faculty Ratio 12 to 1
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With visits to a chocolate and ham factory, lessons on pasta making, and a special farm lunch and Florentine dinner, those joining the tour will experience the very best cuisine in the area. Additional information, including the cost, can be found by visiting www.piedmontcc.edu/triptoitaly. Piedmont Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges of the to award associate degrees, diplomas and certificates. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Piedmont Community College. The Commission is to be contacted only if there is evidence that appears to support an institution’s significant non-compliance with a requirement or standard.
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