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NASH Community College
Annual Report 2010-2011
2 Nash Community College Annual Report
Board of Trustees
Inside
President Bill Carver and the Culinary Technology students pose for a photo following the
2010 NCC Foundation Golf Classic Chairman’s Dinner. The students prepared and served
the meal for the winning team and friends of the College.
William M. Marshburn
Chair - Rocky Mount
Doris J. McBride
Vice Chair - Nashville
Edward D. Bissette
Spring Hope
Gerald P. Cox
Rocky Mount
Samuel Dickens, III
Rocky Mount
Katherine Wiggins Fisher
Rocky Mount
Paul S. Jaber
Rocky Mount
Jim K. Sabiston
Rocky Mount
Danny Tyson
Spring Hope
David M. Warren
Raleigh
Patricia B. Weeks
Spring Hope
Barden Winstead, Jr.
Rocky Mount
Photo by Garry E. Hodges
2 Message from the President & Chair
4 Financials & Demographics
5 Campus Expansion
9 Program Accreditation
10 Awards
15 Foundation
16 Gifts
Nash Community College’s mission is to provide an affordable educational environment which prepares students for
college transfer and rewarding careers. Through high quality
instruction, technology, workforce development, and community partnerships, Nash Community College provides
lifelong learning opportunities to individuals, communities
and organizations.
Nash Community College Annual Report
Message from the President
Dear Friends,
Each year, Nash Community College
serves over 12,000 students, preparing
them for a variety of professions to meet
the needs of our community. Over 80
programs are offered with enrollment
services available to assist the first-time or
continuing student. Our graduates go on
to excel in careers as nurses, machinists,
firefighters, welders, paramedics, electricians, and computer information professionals. Those preparing for transfer to a
four-year institution have realized success
and performed with distinction.
Every Nash Community College student has a unique story. One such story
is that of Alex Barnhill. After 20 years in
auto body repair and hardware sales, Alex
wanted a career that offered more stability and security. To be successful in this
transition, he needed to make the right
decision for long-term employment opportunities. Alex contends that he chose
Nash Community College because of its
reputation for relevant programs, dedicated faculty, and student satisfaction. Alex
decided to pursue his educational goals in
the machining program. Once enrolled,
he found state-of-the-art equipment and
a real world learning laboratory. He chose
a program certified by the National Institute for Metalworking Skills, one of four
in North Carolina so acknowledged.
Through our technical and college
transfer programs, Nash Community
College provides affordable educational
opportunities that prepare students, like
Alex, for rewarding employment. Because
of our commitment to high quality instruction, technology, workforce development, and community partnerships the
College continues to be an integral and
determined partner in shaping lives.
Please know that choosing education is
the right choice. Thank you for recognizing our efforts in providing lifelong
learning opportunities. The College stands
ready to assist you when contemplating
your decision. Come visit our campus
and see firsthand the commitment in the
educational resources, and people who
will make your goals a reality.
Kind regards,
William S. Carver, II, Ed.D.
President
Message from the Chair
The members of the Nash
Community College Board of
Trustees are proud to be the
governing body of an institution that serves the needs of
our community with distinction and changes lives through
education.
Since 1967, the College has
grown significantly in student
enrollment and campus facilities. The Board continues its
commitment to securing the
resources for programs and
Chairman Bill Marshburn with scholservices that comprise the Col- arship recipient and culinary arts
lege’s Mission. The contribustudent Tameka Hamilton.
tions of our graduates will
continue to make an impact on
the economic prosperity of our
community for generations.
The Board of Trustees welcomes your interest and support of our efforts to provide higher educational opportunities. As Chair, I extend our
sincerest appreciation for your commitment to our goal of developing a
skilled workforce and enhancing the quality of life for all of our citizens.
Respectfully,
William M. Marshburn
Chair – Nash Community College Board of Trustees
President Bill Carver meets with
children at the Betsy B. Currin Child
Development Center located on
the NCC campus.
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Financial & Demographic Information
Revenue
$26,245,392
Expenses
$24,331,325
State Appropriation
$12,172,747
Programs of Study
Nash Community College offers 84 degree, diploma or certificate
programs as well as Continuing Education opportunities. See the
back cover for a list of program areas.
Student Geographic Origin
Instruction
$10,712,163
1%
31%
4%
1%
64%
31%
4%
4%
1%
Financial Aid
$3,648,267
Federal Funds
$5,595,747
Nash County
Adjacent Counties
Other Counties
Out-of-State
Institutional Support
$2,690,772
Gifts & Grants
$2,959,957
Auxiliary Enterprises
$2,428,982
4%
1%
Gender
Tuition & Fees
$2,307,077
Plant Operations
$1,677,673
County Appropriation
$1,795,180
Student Services $1,247,266
Sales & Services $1,363,065
Other $51,620
Depreciation $890,839
Academic Support $1,035,363
Continuing Female 44%
Education
Curriculum Female 57%
All Students
Student Success
100% of program graduates
reported that their primary
goal of attending NCC was
met. 99.1% of program graduates were employed within one
year of their last attendance at
NCC. 100% of employers report
satisfaction with the preparation of NCC graduates that
they employ. (2008-2009 NCCCS
64%
31%
4%
1%
AHS/GED
Graduates
194
154
165
161
Curriculum
Program
Graduates
290
356
357
440
2007
2008
2009
2010
Female 49%
Male 56%
Male 43%
Male 51%
Enrollment
For the 2009-2010 academic year, NCC served 11,936 students. Curriculum programs had 4,597 students and Continuing Education enrolled 7,339.
Curriculum
4,597
Continuing
Education
7,339
Performance Measures)
Total: 11,936
Moving Forward
Nash expansions to benefit many areas
Nash Community College has announced plans for a new Continuing
Education building on the south side
of its campus. Last fall, Nash County
Commissioners unanimously agreed
to honor the College’s request. College
officials are working with OakleyCollier Architects in Rocky Mount to
complete the design for final approval
to begin the bid process.
“A new building will allow Nash
Community College to grow in many
of its Continuing Education programs,
especially in public safety areas as we
are looked upon as a local leader in
those areas of study,” President Bill
Carver said.
The building will be completed in
two phases: phase one including a
55,500 square foot construction and
phase two including more than 19,000
square feet. The building will include
amenities such as a pistol target range,
basic law enforcement training classrooms, a 29,100 square foot multipurpose room, lecture hall, classrooms
and administrative areas.
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Oakley-Collier Architects’ rendering of new Continuing Education building
Additional Campus Expansion to begin late Spring
2011 to be completed in less than a year:
Culinary Arts & Hospitality
Management Expansion
· Additional square footage will
be added to the south end of the
Business & Industry Center.
· The new space will be used for
Culinary Arts & Hospitality
Management instruction.
· Classroom, laboratory, office
space and dining and hospitality lab are being
added.
Oakley-Collier Architects’ rendering of
Business & Industry Center expansion.
Early Childhood Education Classroom Addition
· An instructional wing will be added to the east end of the Betsy B. Currin Child
Development Center.
· The new space will allow NCC students and faculty to incorporate more hands-on
training.
· Classroom, laboratory and office space are being added.
First year experience program focuses on student success
Nash Community College is currently in
the process of application for reaffirmation
of accreditation status through the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC). This process
requires an internal review to consider the
College’s effectiveness in achieving its mission, compliance with accreditation standards,
and efforts toward enhancing the quality of
student learning and the quality of programs
and services offered. Development of a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) to demonstrate
engagement in ongoing improvement efforts is
a part of the reaffirmation process.
In August of 2008, a QEP Leadership Team
guided the process of selecting an issue the
College considered important to improving
Fostering
Opportunity
Cultivating
Unparalleled
Success
student learning. After campus and community-wide input, a First Year Experience program
was selected. First year experience programs
are designed to help students transition into
the demands and expectations of college and
empower them to achieve greater success. The
College’s QEP was named FOCUS: Fostering
Opportunity, Cultivating Unparalleled Success.
At the core of the program is a new first year
seminar course targeted for all entering associate degree students.
In the fall semester 2010, the seminar
course was piloted in eight programs. The
seminar course will be incorporated into all
remaining degree programs over the next two
years. Ideally, students will enroll in the seminar course their first semester on campus. The
course addresses academic skills and campus
resources necessary for students’ success in
their college experience at Nash Community
College. Increasing engagement, awareness
and use of available resources, retention and
success of students is the ultimate goal of the
program.
Following a preliminary off-site review, an
on-site committee made up of ten peers from
similar colleges throughout the southeast
United States visited Nash Community College to evaluate overall integrity, faculty and
staff, institutional effectiveness, and the quality
of programs and services offered. The final determination of reaffirmation will be announced
in December 2011.
Lisa Cooper, Humanities Instructor (left), helps a student on
the first day of Fall semester classes.
Student Visits Space Center
Local educational leaders sign partnership increasing educational opportunities for area students.
2+2+2 = SUCCESS!
Last fall, an innovative program
was launched to increase educational
opportunities and regional economic
growth. “The 2+2+2 initiative formed
by Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools,
Nash Community College and North
Carolina Wesleyan College (NCWC)
will enable area high school students
to continue their studies and obtain a
four-year degree locally at a lower cost,”
“The initiative will enable
area high school students to
continue their studies and
obtain a four-year degree
locally at a lower cost.”
- Bill Carver
NCC President
President Bill Carver said.
With the program, students who
graduate from the Nash-Rocky Mount
Public Schools Early College with an
Associate Degree from Nash Community College are eligible to attend North
Carolina Wesleyan College at a cost
equal to that of a North Carolina state
funded university.
Enhanced admission, scholarships
and early access to the NCWC campus
are provided for graduates with high
GPAs. A letter of understanding guarantees admission to students who plan
to transfer to NCWC after graduating
from Nash Community College, and a
scholarship is possible for students who
meet all regular admission standards
with a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5.
Nash Community College Associate
in Science student Joshua Foots of Rocky
Mount traveled to NASA’s Johnson Space
Center in Houston to participate in a
three day on-site learning experience.
He was selected as one of 89 community and junior college students
from across the nation to be part of the
National Community College Aerospace
Scholars program (NCAS). The NCAS
program is designed to promote interest
in Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM). Students completed four web-based assignments during
the school year, maintaining a 93 average
to qualify for the experience.
“The NCAS Program has been an
invaluable part of my learning experience and I highly recommend it to any
community college student interested in
any of the STEM areas. NCAS opens the
door to various opportunities at NASA
including internships. I am currently
applying for an internship at NASA that
will take place this summer,” Foots said.
While at Johnson, Foots and other
Associate in Science student
Joshua Foots of Rocky Mount
works in the Physics lab at
Nash Community College.
Foots traveled to NASA’s
Johnson Space Center in
Houston to participate in a
three day on-site learning
experience.
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students formed teams and established
fictional companies interested in Mars
exploration. The goal was to set up a mock
company to build and present a Mars
rover to NASA engineers and scientists. Foots and his peers met astronauts,
engineers, and scientists including famous
Mission Controller Gene Kranz — best
known for his role in directing the Mission Control team in effort to save the
Apollo 13 crew.
“I would like to thank Physics Instructor Ken Nash for his guidance in my
work. In general, I would like to thank all
my instructors. Without their support
and skill I would not have come as far as I
have,” he said.
Foots is the son of Robert and Ana
Foots of Rocky Mount. He graduated
from Rocky Mount Preparatory School in
2007 and will graduate from Nash Community College this spring. Upon graduation, he will transfer into the Physics and
Aerospace Engineering program at North
Carolina State University.
President Emeritus Receives
ECU Alumni Distinguished
Service Award
The College’s second President,
President Emeritus Dr. J. Reid
Parrott, Jr., received the 2010 East
Carolina University Alumni Association Distinguished Service
Award in October.
Upon joining Nash Technical Institute in 1980, he brought a strong
background and wealth of experience in public and collegiate education to his presidency. Dr. Parrott’s
tenure of twenty years with the college ushered in a period of growth
in number of students served,
program offerings, and physical
facilities. His vision and leadership
enabled the college to assume a
prominent educational position in
the Nash-Rocky Mount area and
in the North Carolina Community
College System transitioning from a
technical institute to a comprehensive community college.
“Dr. J. Reid Parrott, Jr. has made
a lasting impact on North Carolina
and particularly the community
college system as a visionary leader,”
Nash Community College President
Bill Carver shared. “His dedication never waned and it is without
a doubt the community colleges
would not be what they are today
without his influence.”
Nash Community College gives back
In 2010, Nash Community College students,
faculty and staff gave back
to the community through a
number of projects.
Throughout a two-month
United Way campaign,
employees pledged to give
through payroll deduction and other fundraising
activities resulting in a total
contribution of more than
$12,000, a fifteen percent
increase from 2009.
Dr. J. Reid Parrott, Jr.
“His dedication never waned
and it is without a doubt the
North Carolina Community
Colleges would not be what
they are today without his
influence.”
- Bill Carver
NCC President
During the year, the Student
Government Association
led efforts to collect Salvation Army stockings for 30
children, toys for 25 children
living at The Bassett Center,
a full box of toys for the
Toys for Tots program and
100 coats for Leadership
Rocky Mount’s Coats for
Kids coat drive.
These gifts reflect Nash
Community College’s commitment to the community
it has supported for 43 years.
Department Chairs led the campaign encouraging employees to give
back. Front row, left to right: Mathematics & Sciences Department Chair
Ginny Stokes, Business Technologies Department Chair Amy Harrell and
Computer Information Technologies Department Chair Chris Morgan. Back
row: Rocky Mount Area United Way Executive Director Ginny Mohrbutter,
Public & Human Services Department Chair Michael Drew, Engineering &
Manufacturing Technologies Department Chair Gary Blackburn and Dean
of Transfer Programs Timmy Tucker.
Front row, left to right: Angelica Wright (Activities Coordinator), Bill Hill
(President), Tiffany Richardson (Parliamentarian) and Landon Rayburn
(Treasurer). Back row: Latoya Anderson (Public Information Officer) and
Stephanie Brown (Advisor).
Medical Assisting
receives accreditation
This year Nash Community College received five year accreditation
of its Medical Assisting program, a program that prepares multi-skilled
health care professionals to perform administrative, clinical and laboratory
procedures. The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education
Programs (CAAHEP) accreditation allows certification as an option for
graduates.
“Accreditation of the Medical Assisting diploma program confirms the
students receive high quality instruction at Nash Community College.
Medical facilities
in our area encourage certification for
employment as a
Medical Assistant,
and being accredited
allows our graduates
to take the national
certification exam.
This will significantly
impact graduates as
they seek employment. Employers
of NCC Medical
Assistant graduates
can be confident
Medical Assisting students work with microscopes in
that students emerge Laboratory Procedures class.
with the entry-level
knowledge and skills
necessary for today’s
complex medical care,” NCC Health Sciences Chair Tammie Clark said.
CAAHEP is the largest program accreditor in the health sciences field
reviewing and accrediting over 2,000 educational programs in 20 health
science occupations. The Commission accredits Medical Assisting programs
upon the recommendation of the Medical Assisting Education Review
Board (MAERB).
To obtain accreditation, the NCC Medical Assisting program underwent
a comprehensive review, including a written self-study report and on-site
review. Accredited Medical Assisting programs teach entry-level Medical
Assistant skills through a curriculum including: anatomy and physiology,
medical terminology, medical law and ethics, psychology, communications,
medical assisting administrative procedures and medical assisting clinical
procedures.
Five-Star Care
Betsy B. Currin Child Development Center Receives Highest Rating
The Betsy B. Currin Child
Development Center received
a Five Star rating, the highest
rating awarded in North Carolina. The one to five star rating
system was created by the North
Carolina Division of Child Development to evaluate child care
centers on components of quality,
staff education and program
standards.
“We are pleased to have
earned the five star certification,”
NCC Child Development Center
Director Lindsay Lee said. “Our
employees have worked hard to
reach this level of distinction. We
are very proud and we know that
the hard work must continue.”
All licensed child care programs must have a star rating.
One Star means the program
meets the state’s minimum
requirements and can legally operate. A Five Star license means
a program meets the voluntary
enhanced standards required for
the highest quality level.
Children enjoy the playground
at Nash Community College’s
Five Star Betsy B. Currin Child
Development Center. The Center recently earned Five Star
licensing, the highest rating
awarded in North Carolina.
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Academic Excellence
Each year, the Academic Excellence Award is presented to North Carolina
community college students who exhibit outstanding scholastic achievements.
The award represents the highest academic honor at Nash Community College.
2010 Academic Excellence Award Recipient
Almonica Speight
Almonica Speight is a second year student at Nash Community College pursuing an Associate Degree in Culinary Arts “Like many of the
students at Nash Community College, my journey began as a displaced
worker laid off from my job. When I found out that Nash Community
College had a culinary program close to my home, I knew that it was
where I had to be. I was excited about being able to fulfill my passion for
cooking and still being able to be home with my family,” Almonica said.
“With my culinary degree from Nash Community College, I would like
to open a bakery. I know that I have a lot more to learn before making
that dream become a reality, but I also know that I am getting the best
tools to build a solid base to meet my goal.”
2011 Academic Excellence Award Recipient
Lauren Bradshaw
Lauren Bradshaw is a Nash Community College Associate in Arts (College Transfer) student. “My experience at Nash Community College has
been wonderful. All of my instructors have been enthusiastic and very
knowledgeable of their subject. Most importantly, my instructors are accessible. I know that if I need help, they are always there to help me. The
time that I have spent at Nash Community College has been very enjoyable. I look forward to the future time that I will spend at Nash Community College,” Lauren said. “In the future, I plan to attend a university and
obtain a four-year degree in history with a minor in geography. I want to
become a teacher.”
Excellence in Teaching
Nash Community College Hospitality Management Instructor Greg Quintard is the recipient of the 2010 J. Edgar
and Peggie T. Moore Excellence in Teaching Award.
Quintard holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics
from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey. His selection
for this award substantiates his practical approach to teaching
hands-on skills needed for supervisory positions in many areas
of the hospitality management industry. With his assistance,
two years ago the NCC Hotel Restaurant Management
program adopted the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation’s ManageFirst Program.
As the 2010 recipient of the award, Quintard received a
stipend from J. Edgar and Peggie T. Moore and served as
Faculty Marshal for the College’s
spring graduation programs. He
will represent NCC in the statewide North Carolina Community
“By helping my students learn
College System’s Excellence in
how to promote and creatively
Teaching Award process. He also
“sell” themselves and to
attended the National Institute for
demonstrate concrete proof of
Staff and Organizational Developskills, I feel I have better
ment (NISOD) Conference.
prepared them for the tasks
ahead.”
- Greg Quintard
Instructor
Hospitality Management
Howells awarded
President’s Cup
In 2010, Nash Community College’s most prestigious honor, the President’s
Cup, was awarded to Daisy
and Harry Howell. The
recognition was given to the
Howells in appreciation of
their long time support of
Nash Community College.
Mr. Howell was appointed by the governor
and served on the college’s
board of trustees from 1975
until 1991. He shared his
leadership as trustee vice
Harry and Daisy Howell
chair from 1987-1991. In
1989, Mr. and Mrs. Howell
chose to invest in the college’s scholarship program by
establishing the Daisy and Harry Howell Scholarship
Endowment and the David Walter Howell Memorial
Scholarship in 2005 in loving memory of their son.
The Howells are products of higher education and
strong advocates of Nash Community College. Mr.
Howell is a graduate of the University of Florida and
was employed with Abbott Labs in Rocky Mount for
18 years as the Chemistry Lab Manager. Mrs. Howell
graduated from Winthrop College, in Rock Hill, SC
and served our community as an eleventh grade English
teacher.
“Education prepared the Howells for their careers
and their rewards have been shared with our best. This
award is a gesture that they did not ask for or expect.
Believing in education becomes personal, sharing
education changes lives and touches so many more. The
Howells have helped many, many students for over 20
years,” President Bill Carver said.
Hester named Outstanding Alumnus
Betsy Augustine Hester of Rocky Mount was
recognized as the college’s Outstanding Alumnus
in 2010. The annual award recognizes the achievements of graduates and provides inspiration for
current students of Nash Community College
Hester earned an Associate in Arts Degree
with distinction at Nash Community College in
1994 and a Bachelor of Science Degree in English
Education, Summa cum laude, from East Carolina
University in 1996.
A long time resident of Rocky Mount, she has
made outstanding contributions in education.
Hester is a National Board and International Baccalaureate Certified Teacher in the Nash-Rocky
Mount Public Schools and is a recipient of numerous honors including the 2010 High School
Teacher of the Year for the Nash-Rocky Mount
Public Schools, 2002 and 2010 Teacher of the Year
and 1999 Humanitarian Teacher of the Year for
“In my late 30s after raising our
children, I returned to school. When
I first enrolled, I wasn’t sure what
I wanted to do other than get my
degree. It wasn’t easy! Fortunately,
the classes at NCC were small and
personal and many teachers inspired
and encouraged me. Now look at
me; I am an English teacher! I love
my job and I know I made the right
decision.”
- Betsy Hester
English Teacher
Rocky Mount High School
Rocky Mount High School.
Today Betsy Hester provides mentor training for
new teachers and is involved in professional educators’ organizations at the state and national levels
including the North Carolina English Teachers
Association, NC Department of Public Instruction
Secondary English Language Arts Council and
National Council of Teachers of English.
Betsy Hester has served the local community as
a founding board member and past president of My
Sister’s House, a provider of services for victims of
family violence, is a lifetime member of the Rocky
Mount Area Chamber of Commerce and a past
member of the Rocky Mount Area United Way
advisory board. She is a testament to the quality of
instruction and achievements of Nash Community
College. A resolution of honor has been placed on
permanent display in her honor at Nash Community College.
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In 2010, seven faculty members received professorate
distinction and were promoted from instructors into
Nash Community College’s
inaugural professorate class.
These professors demonstrate
outstanding support of Nash
Community College’s mission
through teaching excellence,
student support, community
service and awareness.
Inaugural Professorate Class
Mr. Tim Brown
Mr. Bob Davis
Dr. Jay Peacock
Education:
•Associate in Applied
Science Nash Community College
•Bachelor of Science
in Electrical Engineering, UNC Charlotte
•Master of Science
in Industrial Technology, East Carolina
University
Education:
• Bachelor of
Science in Business; Wake Forest
University
• Master of Business Administration;
Campbell University.
Education:
• Bachelor of Arts
and Master of Arts
in History; Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
• Doctor of Philosophy in History;
Louisiana State University
Engineering & Manufacturing
Technologies Professor
Business Technologies Professor
Humanities & Social Sciences Professor
Award:
National Institute for Staff and Organizational
Development (NISOD) award (1998)
Awards:
• National Institute
for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) award (2001)
• J. Edgar and Peggie T. Moore Excellence in
Teaching Award 1984, 1985, 1989, 2007
With Nash Community College since 1994
Mrs. Dina Pitt
Dr. Mary Wayne Watson
Dr. David West
Mrs. Katherine Wilder
Education:
• Bachelor of Arts in
Secondary Mathematics Education;
UNC Chapel Hill
• Master of Arts in
Mathematics; Campbell University
• National Board
Certified in Mathematics
Education:
and Master of Arts;
UNC Chapel Hill
• Doctor of Philosophy; University of
Virginia
Education:
degree in Psychology; Michigan State
University
• Master of Arts and
Doctor of Philosophy in Educational
Psychology; Michigan
State University
Education:
in Psychology; UNC
Chapel Hill
• Master of Science
in Child Development;
UNC Greensboro
• Graduate of the
Early Childhood Leadership Development
Program; UNC Chapel
Hill
Mathematics & Sciences Professor
Awards:
for Staff and Organizational DevelopAwards:
ment (NISOD) award
• National Institute for Staff and Organizational (1992)
Teaching Award in 2003
Awards:
Teaching Award in 1991.
Awards:
Teaching Award in 2005.
Public & Human Services Professor
Awards:
• National Institute for Staff and Organizational
Ambassador Award
Hill selected for Staff Award
Denise Hill, Administrative Secretary to the Nash Community College
Dean of Instruction, was the 2010
Nash Community College Staff Award
recipient. She has been employed
with the College since 2001. Denise
graduated from Central Carolina
Community College with an Associate
in Applied Science degree in Paralegal
Technology.
The Staff Award is an annual award
recognizing the outstanding work ethic
of a non-instructional employee at the
College. In 2004, J. Edgar and Peggie T. Moore of Rocky Mount established an stipend for the NCC
Staff Award acknowledging the achievement of the recipient.
Maintenance & Housekeeping
receives Pride Award
President’s
Challenge Award
Nash Community College President Bill Carver
awarded the 2010 President’s Challenge Award to the
2009-2010 Student Government Association (SGA)
represented by SGA President Elizabeth Smith. The
award is given annually to a group or department and its
staff recognizing their generous commitment for various
college fundraising efforts.
• Raised $2,300 for Relay for Life, $100 for the American Red Cross Heroes and $850 in the Walk for Haiti
• Hosted efforts collecting 130 pints of blood for the
American Red Cross
Front row: President Bill Carver recognizes Eddie Daughtridge, Greg
Deans, Ronald Duggins, Director of Facilities Ted Kennedy. Back row:
Diane Pulley, William Garrett, Priscilla Charles, Bobby Wiggins.
Each year, the Pride Award honors a full-time employee or
group of employees who demonstrate a higher level of service and
dedication to the college that exemplifies going the extra mile
with pride.
Nash Community College’s maintenance and housekeeping
department was awarded the 2010 Pride Award. The department
was selected because of their hard work in the campus’ physical
environment as well as their efforts in renovating Midway Cafe
and the David S. Morgan Institutional Technology area.
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• Touched the lives of 120 children with the Angel Tree
Project
• Provided 50 Christmas stockings for the Salvation
Army and Thanksgiving meals for 13 families
• Assisted with the Nash County Foster Care System,
student families in need at Nash Community College
and provided volunteers for the Communities in Schools
mentoring and awards programs.
Associate Vice President of Community
and Governmental Affairs Dr. Keith Smith
was Nash Community College’s 2010 Ambassador Award recipient. The Ambassador
Award is an annual award presented to a
full-time employee, or group of employees,
who provides outstanding representation
of the college in the community. He was
selected because of his leadership in the
College’s United Way Campaign. Prior to
joining Nash Community College in 2000,
Dr. Smith worked at Shaw University.
He holds an Associate in Applied
Science degree from Guilford Technical
Community College, Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech and Theatre and Master of
Science degree in Education from North
Carolina Agricultural and Technical State
University and a Doctorate in Education
from North Carolina State University.
Participants enjoyed the Third Annual Jack Laughery Ride for Knowledge held at
Rocky Mount Harley-Davidson on Saturday, May 22, 2010.
Get on your bikes and ride
The Third Annual Jack Laughery Ride for
Knowledge was held at Rocky Mount HarleyDavidson on Saturday, May 22, 2010 raising over
$10,500 for the Helen & Jack Laughery Honorary
Scholarship Fund.
The annual event serves as a tribute to Jack
Laughery, the former Chairman and CEO of
Hardee’s Food Systems, Inc., along with his wife
Helen and their love of motorcycling and support of
Helen Laughery
higher education.
The Helen and Jack Laughery Honorary
Scholarship was established at Nash Community
College to recognize the Laugherys’ philanthropic endeavors and outstanding leadership for the betterment of the Nash-Rocky Mount area.
This fund provides annual scholarships to help deserving nontraditional
students who return to college to enhance their marketable job skills.
A total of 103 motorcycles and 136 riders enjoyed a ride escorted by
the Nash County Sheriff ’s Office through scenic western Nash County
followed by an eastern NC-style Bar-B-Q lunch.
Sponsors for the Third Annual Jack Laughery Ride for Knowledge
were: Rocky Mount Harley-Davidson, Boddie-Noell Enterprises, Behind Barz Motorcycle Magazine, Rocky Mount Harley Owners Group
(H.O.G.) Chapter, Carolina Eagle Budweiser, Inc., Key Storage of
Nashville, Nash County Sheriff ’s Office, Doug Sauls’ Barbecue & Seafood,
Pepsi Bottling Ventures and Global Promotions Group.
21st Annual Foundation Student Scholarship
Golf Classic
The Twenty-First Annual Nash Community
College Foundation Student Scholarship Golf
Classic was held at Birchwood Country Club in
Nashville on October 7, 2010 with 148 golfers
participating. The tournament raised over $29,000
for student scholarships.
FAC was the tournament winner with a total
net score of 49.9. Team members were Robert
Glenn, Mike Price, Daniel Claytor and Dan Claytor.
Members of the golf committee coordinating
this event were Chair Lyn Brown, Cam Blalock,
Bill Carver, David Combs, Clay Frazier, Chris
Gardner, George Hamilton, Scott Rogers and Joe
Saputo.
This year’s grand tournament sponsors were
Autumn Care of Nash, Cummins Inc., Rocky
Mount Engine Plant, MBM, McLane, Nash
Health Care Systems, North Carolina’s Electric
Cooperatives, Oakley-Collier Architects and
Sandy Cross Consulting Service, Inc.
Hospitality and event contributors were Birch-
wood Country Club Pro Shop, DBW Business
Services, Outback Steakhouse, Carolina Eagle
Budweiser Inc., Chick-fil-A of Cobb Corners,
Poppies International, Davenport Auto Park, The
HoneyBaked Ham Company & Café, RBC Bank,
Inc., Speight’s Trophy Shop, Sun Drop Bottling
Company and The Cheesecake Factory Bakery.
The first place team in the championship flight at
the 21st Annual Nash Community College Foundation Student Scholarship Golf Classic was FAC with
a total net score of 49.9. Team members were
Robert Glenn, Mike Price, Daniel Claytor and Dan
Claytor.
From the Foundation President
With only thirty-five percent of students
eligible for federal aid, a significant number
of the over 3,000 students Nash Community College serves each semester are left
with little or no financial assistance. I chose
to serve on Nash Community College’s
Foundation board because I believe the
other sixty-five percent of deserving students should have an opportunity to receive
help with their educational needs as well.
At the 2011 Donor Appreciation Reception, stu Having attended Nash Community
dents shared with donors how Foundation scholarCollege (formerly Nash Technical Colships have enabled them to pursue their educalege) from 1981 through 1983, I realize the tional goals. From left: NCC Foundation President
Steve Felton, 2010 Outstanding Alumnus Betsy
personal impact the College is making on
the community as it made an impact on my Hester, Scholarship Recipient and Nursing Student
Andrea Barkley, Scholarship Recipient and Criminal
own life. As a student, I experienced the
Justice Student Franklin Smith, Scholarship Recipidedication of caring faculty who prepared
ent and Computer Engineering Technology Student
me for my educational journey and for the
Michael Wright and NCC President Bill Carver.
career I enjoy today. The College helped
to plant the seeds of leadership for me to
become an entrepreneur.
Thank you for stepping up and caring about the future of those around you. Your
investment in this Foundation will make a difference in providing relevant higher educational opportunities for the people of our community.
Steven D. “Steve” Felton
NCC Foundation President
A Legacy of Caring
Did you know that opportunities exist to form a lasting
bond with Nash Community
College?
Your name and generosity
will always be remembered
when you make a planned
gift that will last beyond your
lifetime. In addition to the
satisfaction that comes from
investing in the future of our
community through the advancement of education, you
may realize significant tax and
real estate planning benefits
Bequests – Bequests are
the most popular type that
will reduce the size of your
taxable estate while helping a
worthy cause. A bequest may
include specific property, a
percentage of the estate, and/
or the remainder of the estate
after other bequests have been
fulfilled.
Life Insurance Policies –
Life insurance policies may
be given outright, dividends
may be assigned, or the NCC
Foundation may be listed as a
beneficiary of the policy.
Securities and Real Estate
– Gifts of appreciated securities, stock, or real estate can
be a very advantageous way of
giving to the NCC Foundation. If you have owned the
stock or property for more
than one year, you may deduct
the fair market value and
avoid all capital gain taxes.
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2010-2011 NCC Foundation
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
President
Steven D. Felton
AMERIPRISE Financial
Vice President/Annual Campaign Chair
H. Lankford Dunton, III Southern Bank & Trust Company
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Secretary
Shearin A. Johnson
Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce Rocky Mount
Treasurer
J. Edgar Moore
Attorney-at-Law
Board of Directors
P. Cameron Blalock, III Nash Health Care Systems
Debbie B. Brown
Wheeler & Woodlief Funeral Home
Lyn C. Brown
Providence Bank
James E. Carpenter
McLane Carolina
David W. Combs
Century 21/The Combs Company
R. Lee Currin
Currin Appraisals, Inc.
E. L. Daughtridge, Jr.
Daughtridge Sales Company, Inc.
Ronald D. Ellis
Cummins, Inc. Rocky Mount Engine Plant
Tanya O. Evans
Progress Energy
Clayton G. Frazier
Universal Leaf North America U.S., Inc.
Chris T. Gardner
CTG Management Company
George R. Hamilton
William M. Marshburn Chair, NCC Board of Trustees
Dr. Dale A. Martini
Martini Chiropractic Center
Jacob R. Parrott, III
Battle, Winslow, Scott & Wiley
Russell L. Proctor, III
Stifel Nicolaus
D. Scott Rogers
Nash County Emergency Services
Joseph T. Saputo
Carolina Eagle Budweiser Inc.
Dina Tang
Timothy N. Taylor
First Carolina State Bank
W. Mahler Thorp
RBC Banks, Inc.
M. Joe Warner, Jr.
Robert E. Zipf Jr., M.D.
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Battleboro
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Henderson
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Nashville
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
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Endowed Scholarships
Endowed scholarships are derived from the
interest earned on the principal amount of a gift
from the sponsor that has been invested for perpetuity. The college is honored that 69 companies
and/or individuals have chosen to establish these
perpetual gifts of education.
Mary Lachicotte “Sister” Baldwin Scholarship
Jack D. Ballard Scholarship
Robert E. Barnhill, Sr. Memorial Scholarships
Evelyn H. Bennett Nursing Scholarship
Thomas A. Betts, Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Dale and Genia Bone Scholarships
Elsie L. Brantley Memorial Nursing Scholarship
George T. and Rosa A. Brodie Scholarship
Winnie Edwards Brown Nursing Scholarship
Ronald E. Capps, Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Community Hospice Foundation Scholarship
Kendall Cooper Memorial Scholarship
William C. and Janet F. Cooper
Nursing Scholarship
Gerald P. Cox and Meilia S. Cox Family
Foundation Nursing Scholarship
Crown LSP Group Scholarship
Milton Fields Family Scholarship
Steven D. Felton Business Scholarship
Finch Scholarship
First South Bank - Henry Gregory
Memorial Scholarship
Richard J. Ford, Jr. Memorial
Culinary Scholarships
Friends With Heart Scholarship
Annie Louise Gaynor Memorial
Nursing Scholarship
GlaxoSmithKline Scholars Awards
E. B. Hale Memorial Scholarship
Kate Spruill Harrison Scholarship
M. Samuel Hayworth Memorial Scholarship
Josephine Hackney Hedgepeth and Merion Smith
Hedgepeth Memorial Scholarships
Teresa Herring Nursing Scholarship
Jimmy and Mary Charles Holmes
Daisy and Harry Howell Scholarship
David Walter Howell Memorial Scholarship
Ingram Construction Company
Endowed Chair for Engineering
Charles M. Johnson - Improved Order of
Redmen Apache Tribe #2 Scholarship
Evelyn G. and Charles M. Johnson Scholarship
Dr. Katherine M. Johnson Honorary Scholarship
Marie B. Joyner Memorial Scholarship
Tassie Ree Langley Academic Scholarship
Helen and Jack Laughery Honorary Scholarships
Merritt and Mary Frances Matthews
Mack and Billie McDonald
Allan C. and Margaret L. Mims
Nursing Scholarships
David S. Morgan Computer Science Scholarship
J. Edgar and Peggie T. Moore
Excellence in Teaching and Staff Awards
Peggie Thigpen Moore Endowed
Chair for Culinary Arts
Moring-Jennett Scholarship
Park View Nurses’ Alumnae Scholarship
Dr. J. Reid Parrott, Jr. Honorary Scholarship
Price-Watson Scholarship
Russell L. Proctor, III Honorary Scholarship
Progress Energy Scholarships
RBC Centura Banks, Inc. President’s Challenge
Rocky Mount Civitan Club Scholarships
Ernest & Ella Rose Memorial Scholarship
Sally Hudson Sabiston Memorial Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Shrago Scholarship
Southern Bank & Trust Company Scholarship
Strickland/Crawford Nursing Scholarship
Louise Grady Suiter Memorial Scholarship
Alford L. Sweatt, Jr. Scholarship
Thomas Arthur and Irene Davis Thurmond
Scholarships
Danny and Jane Tyson Scholarship
R. Quillen Ward Memorial Scholarship
Warner Family Scholarship
(In memory of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Warner, Sr.)
Eula Rowell Wiggins Memorial Scholarship
Evelyn Benton Willis Memorial Scholarship
Wiley Frank Wood Memorial
Technology Scholarship
Kenneth Wordsworth Memorial Scholarships
Sara L. Zalzneck Honorary Scholarship
Dr. Robert E. Zipf, Jr. and Nancy G. Zipf
Scholarships
Annual Scholarships
Annual scholarships are funded each year by
the sponsor and are given to students meeting the
established criteria. The college is honored that
83 companies and/or individuals have chosen to
provide these annual gifts of education.
Helene B. Abbott Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Benny K. Adcox Technical Memorial Scholarship
Lucille Alston Honorary Scholarship
Pat Barnhill Memorial Nursing Scholarship
BB&T Business Scholarship
BB&T/Communities in Schools Scholarships
John & Jan Browning Scholarship
Captain John T. Buchan Memorial Scholarship
Carolina Eagle Budweiser, Inc. Scholarship
Betty L. Carpenter Memorial Scholarship
Juan Chesson Memorial Scholarship
Construction Imaging Systems Scholarship
Betsy B. Currin Scholarship
Currin-Noblin Scholarship
Edgecombe-Nash Retired School Personnel
Scholarship
George Tracy Edwards Memorial Scholarship
Lloyd L. Ennis Math Scholarship
Faculty of Criminal Justice Scholarship
First Carolina State Bank Scholarship
First Christian Church Fellowship
Class Scholarships
Four County Electric Membership
Corporation Scholarship
Robin Freeman Accounting Scholarship
Gravely Foundation Scholarships
Gravely Foundation Upper Class Scholarships
Tom Griffin Memorial Scholarship
Halifax Electric Membership Cooperatives
Scholarship
Peggy Jennings Harper Memorial Scholarship
Hazel Harrell Scholarship
Julia S. Harrell Memorial Scholarship
Patricia Harrell-Brown Memorial Scholarship
James Stanley Hearne Memorial Scholarship
Thomas W. Hicks Memorial Scholarship
Hospira Scholarships
Angela Hedgepeth Jackson Memorial Scholarship
Junior Guild of Rocky Mount Scholarship
Kiwanis Club of Rocky Mount Scholarship
H. Kel Landis, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
David H. Latham, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
LIFECARE Hospitals of North Carolina
Nursing Scholarship
MBM Professional Truck Drivers Training
Scholarships
Jeffrey S. Murphy Memorial Scholarship
Nash Health Care Systems Scholarships
Nashville United Methodist Church Scholarship
North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives Scholarship
NCC Alumni Scholarship
NCC Board of Trustees Scholarships
NCC Employee/Child Scholarships
NCC Foundation Scholarships
NCC Foundation Departmental Scholarships
NCC Foundation High School Scholarships
NCC Foundation SGA President Scholarship
NCC Foundation Nash-RMPS
Health Sciences Scholarship
Information Technology Academy Scholarship
Youth Apprenticeship Scholarship
NCC Gamma Beta Phi Scholarships
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NCC J. Edgar and Peggie T. Moore
Faculty Senate Scholarships
NCC Open House Scholarship
NCC Outstanding Work Study Student Scholarship
NCC Physical Therapist Assistant
Student Organization Scholarship
NCC Student Ambassador Scholarships
NCC Student and Enrollment Services Scholarship
NCC Student Nurses Association Scholarship
New Horizons Scholarship
Al Joseph Pridgen, Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Louise Farmer Proctor Memorial Scholarship
Progress Energy Electric Lineman Scholarships
Keith F. Richardson Honorary Scholarship
Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce
Scholarship
Rocky Mount Evening Lions Club Scholarship
Rocky Mount Garden Club Scholarship
Rocky Mount Rotary Club Scholarship
Rocky Mount Telegram Scholarship
Ruritan National Foundation Scholarship
Robin Dru Sallenger Scholarship
Julia R. Sellars Memorial Scholarship
Shell Rapid Lube & Auto Spa Scholarship
Pravin Shukla International Award
Gilbert H. Snell Memorial Scholarship
State Employees Credit Union Scholarships
Suddenlink Communications Scholarship
Universal Leaf of North America, U.S. Scholarships
Alice van der Meulen Memorial Scholarship
Wells Fargo Technical Scholarship
Harold R. and Dottie W. Winstead Scholarship
Annette Poirier Wolfe Memorial Scholarship
Naming
Naming of facilities honors those who have given outstanding
personal service or monetary gifts in support of the College.
• Jack D. Ballard Conference Room
• The Jack D. Ballard Society
• Allen and Winnie Brown Auditorium
• Brown Family Student Lobby
• Gary and Debbie Brown Classroom
• Betsy B. Currin Child Development Center
• Eastern Petroleum Student Gallery
• Julian B. Fenner Clock Garden
• GlaxoSmithKline Biology Labs
• Gravely Foundation Student Lobby
• Myrtle Carter Henry Amphitheater
• W. Dallas Herring Atrium
• Howell Chemistry Laboratory
• Ingram Construction Company Architectural
Technology Classroom
• Charles M. Johnson - Improved Order of Redmen, Apache
Tribe #2 Auditorium (Co-Principals Charles M. Johnson
and Donald E. Rackley)
• Allan C. Mims and Margaret L. Mims Nursing Clinical Lab
• J. Edgar and Peggie T. Moore Promenade Lobby
• David S. Morgan Institutional Technology Department
• Nash Health Care Systems Teaching Auditorium
• Park View Health Sciences Hall
• Dr. J. Reid Parrott, Jr. Administrative Center
• Progress Energy Physics Lab
• Alford L. Sweatt, Jr. Science and Technology Building
• Universal Leaf Main Lobby
• Wachovia Foundation Classroom
• The Zifferer Family/New Standard Corporation
Machining Technology Center
• Dr. Robert and Nancy Zipf Anatomy and
Physiology Laboratory
Giving Clubs
Foundation Club ($5,000 & Up)
Gary S. and Debbie B. Brown
Winnie Edwards Brown
Dr. and Mrs. William S. Carver, II
Community Hospice Foundation, Inc.
Gerald P. Cox and Meilia S. Cox
Family Foundation
Crown LSP Group
FAC Food Service Logistics
The Gravely Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Howell
Charles M. Johnson
MBM Corporation
Allan C. & Margaret L. Mims Charitable Trust
J. Edgar and Peggie T. Moore
Nash Health Care Systems
North Carolina Community Foundation
North Carolina Community College System
Ivan Price
Mr. and Mrs. Jim K. Sabiston
SECU Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Strickland, Jr.
Louise G. Suiter, Estate
Alford L. Sweatt, Jr. Estate
Universal Leaf of North America, MS
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zipf, Jr.
President’s Club ($1,000-$4,999)
The Clara Abbott Foundation
ACT
AMERIPRISE Financial - Steven D. Felton
Autobell Car Wash, Inc.
Autumn Corporation
BB&T
Mr. and Mrs. P. Cameron Blalock, III
B. Mayo Boddie, Sr.
Boddie-Noell Enterprises, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. Bone
Dianne H. Boseman
Dr. David S. Brantley
W. A. “Sonny” Brantley
Brewer Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Hershell E. Cassell, Jr.
Chick-fil-A of Cobb Corners
Chick-fil-A of Wilson
Cobb’s Land Trust
Comerica Bank & Trust, NA
Communities in Schools
Cummins Inc. Rocky Mount Engine Plant
Betsy B. Currin
Lee Currin Consulting Inc.
Daughtridge Sales Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Daughtridge, Jr.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Annette Dishner
Major and Mrs. Milton Gregory Fields
Lynette Finch
Mr. and Mrs. Chris T. Gardner
Dr. Deborah H. Griffiths
Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Herring, Jr.
Marbeth Holmes
The Junior Guild of Rocky Mount, NC Inc.
Kiwanis Club of Rocky Mount, NC
David Michael Latham
Robin Owens Latham
LIFECARE Hospitals of North Carolina, LLC
McLane Carolina
Christilynn K. Morgan
Nash County Farm Bureau
Nashville United Methodist Church
NC Department of Public Instruction
NC District Pilot International
Susan Harper Nipper
North Carolina Lions Foundation, Inc.
North Carolina Septic Tank Association
North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives
Oakley-Collier Architects, PA
Dr. and Mrs. J. Reid Parrott, Jr.
Pearsall Operating Company
Premier Warehousing
RBC Bank, Inc.
Rocky Mount Association of Insurance
& Financial Advisors
Rocky Mount Business
& Professional Women’s Organization
Rocky Mount Family YMCA, Inc.
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Saputo
Scholarship America
SE&M Constructors, Inc.
Southern Bank & Trust Company
C. C. Spaulding Alumni Association, Inc.
Stallings Oil Company/ZipMart
Suddenlink Communications
Roger G. Taylor & Associates
Terrell Family Academic Scholarship
Thornes Chapel Baptist Church
Turn-Key Contractors
Danny and Jane Tyson
M. Joe Warner, Jr.
Mary Louise Warner
Matt Warner
Michael Warner and Elizabeth Craven
Fund of the Triangle Community Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Billy White
Barden Winstead, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zalzneck
Advocate’s Club ($500-$999)
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Abbott
Battle, Winslow, Scott & Wiley, P.A.
Boice-Willis Clinic
Lyn C. Brown
Bryant Street Investments
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Cardin
Chair & Equipment Rental
Ernestine R. Chambers
DanCo Builders, Inc.
Pat Ellis Daniels
Calvin Davenport, Inc.
Delta Kappa Gamma Omicron Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dickens, III
Dortches Baptist Church
Draka Elevator Products
Michael Drew
Eastern Petroleum Corporation
Edgecombe-Nash Retired School Personnel
Susan B. Ennis
Farm Bureau Insurance - T. Dan Cone
Margie Felton
First Christian Church Fellowship Class
First South Bank
Great Lakes Credit Union, Inc.
Halifax Electric Membership Corporation
Hampton Village Center
Hester, Moore & Tucker, PLLC
Institutional Interiors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Jaber
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Joyner
Judkins/Sanders Family Reunion
Kaba Ilco Corporation
Wayne D. Lamm
Corinne E. Landis
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Marshburn
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKnight
Momeyer Ruritan Club
Shari A. Murphy
NC Association of Agricultural Fairs
NCC Faculty Senate
NCC Metal Worker’s Club
Helen Paszek
Gregory Poole
Poppies International, Inc.
Poyner & Spruill, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Pridgen, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Proctor, III
Providence Bank
Rocky Mount Evening Lions Club
Rocky Mount Garden Club
Ruritan National Foundation
H. C. Shearin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Pravin S. Shukla
Cheryl Rose Speight
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe F. Speight, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stanley
Swift Creek Alumni Association, Inc.
Teeny Weeny Cleaning Service
Texicon Horizon Energy
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mahler Thorp
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Henry W. Tremblay, Jr.
A. William van der Meulen
Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company
Waste Industries
West Mount Ruritan Club
Wilson Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Winstead
Patron’s Club ($100-$499)
A & B Milling Company
A & J Golf Cars & Accessories
Action Staffing Group
Adams Food Distributors
Mark and Kathy Adcox
Alarm-All
Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Alston
Gene G. Arnold
Bailey Pharmacy, Inc.
Cheryl Baines
W. O. Baker, Jr.
Dr. L. Daniel Ballance, Jr.
Susan Barkalow
John Barker
G. Willard Barnes
Basepoint, Inc.
Sharon K. Batchelor
Franchesca M. Battle
I chose
.
“Nash Community College is always trying to improve
the college experience for each student. I believe the
faculty & staff try very hard to help the students reach
their full potential.”
- Ashley Smith
College Transfer Student
Linda Battle
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bauer
BB&T Insurance Services
Benchmark Management Group
Bennett Insurance Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Berger
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Betts, Jr.
Jaye Biggs
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Bissette
Ed Bissette Farms
Christine L. Blalock
Angela Blankenship
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Blanton
Betsy B. Boddie
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Boddie
Bone & Associates
Bonnie Boyette
Dr. and Mrs. Doug Boyette
Douglas C. Broad, Jr.
Timothy E. Brown
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Browning
Mr. Michael T. Bryant
Builder’s Discount Center of Rocky Mount
Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Bunn
Cackalacky Coffee Roasters, Inc.
Faye Cahoon
Melissa Cahoon
Jonee Callahan
Holly E. Carmichael
Carney & Co.
L. Marvin Caviness
Century Finance
Chambliss & Rabil Contractors, Inc.
Dr. Tammie L. Clark
Clean Clean Laundry
COECO Office Systems
Desmond James Cofield
Harold Colston
David and Catherine Combs
John F. Congelli
Joyce R. Cooper
Lisa Cooper
William A. Craig
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Crestetto
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Crocker
Robert W. Crumley
Daughtridge Gas & Oil Company
Davenport Auto Park
Robert C. Davis
Kelley P. Deal
I chose
.
“What I love about Nash Community College is the love
and support students get from the faculty and staff. No
matter where I end up in the Culinary Industry; I will
never forget Chef Don Sexauer and what he has helped
me accomplish. I plan to graduate in December of 2011.
Ultimately, I plan to attend Johnson & Wales in Charlotte and continue my study of Culinary Arts.”
- Tameka Hamilton
Culinary Arts Student
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Derbyshire
Jim Dickens Printing & Promotional Products
Don’s Body Shop
Vince Durham
E. B. Grain Company, Inc.
East Carolina Pizza Hut Management, Inc.
East Industries
Eastern Electric Supply, Inc.
Jennie M. Edwards
Englewood Carpetland, Inc.
Jessica D. Evans
Express Professional Services
Farm Bureau Insurance - David R. Sherrod
Felton Services Inc.
John J. Ferebee
Adam P. Fields
Marie S. Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Milton P. Fields
First Carolina Management
First Carolina State Bank
Franklin Regional Medical Center Auxiliary
Brenda Ennis Frazer
Robin Freeman
Susan R. Gibides
Gilley’s Inc.
Grantham Appraisal & Realty Service
Barbara Buchan Griggs
Guardian Corporation
Carmi Guyette
John Hackney Agency of Rocky Mount
Leslie D. Hall
Hall’s Tree Service
George R. Hamilton
Hammer Chiropractic Center
Haney, Vann & Bruton, L.L.P.
Andrea Harper
Dr. James L. Hartsell
HED, Inc.
Public Health Pest Management Staff
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Hinson
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. House
I.A.B.F.L.O.
A. G. Ingram
Insurance Center of Nashville
Dick Jenkins for Sheriff
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Jenkins
Dr. Katherine M. Johnson
Ricky Joyner
June C. Kearney
Keel, Lassiter & Duffy
Ted Kennedy
Key Printing and Storage, Inc.
David R. Krumblotz
H. Kel Landis, III
Dottie Lapre
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Leggett
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lehnes
Lewis Advertising, Inc.
Nancy Liipfert Associates, Inc.
Thomas C. Looney
Anne M. Ludford
Joseph C. Manning, Jr.
Ms. Carolyn Mansfield
Sam Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Matthews, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mauldin
Larry W. McAdams
Mr. and Mrs. James A. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Milks
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Miller
Larry K. Mitchell
Ms. Jeanne R. Moore
Nash Brick Company
Nash County Sheriff ’s Office
Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Nelson
William H. Noble
Oettinger & Norwood, P.A.
Khristyn O’Malley
Park View Nurses’ Alumnae Association
Carolyn Parker
Lee Parker
Scott J. Parker
Parsons’ Woodworking, Inc.
Pate, Horton & Ess PA
Dr. John R. Peacock
Joseph L. Perry
Farley A. Phillips
Gary Phillips
Dr. Carlton Pierce
Pilot Club of Nashville
Dina C. Pitt
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Pittman
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Purvis
Greg Quintard
Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Raper
Reliable Accounting Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Keith F. Richardson
Danny Rimberg
Riverside Printers
Georgia D. Roberson
Lynwood Roberson
Rocky Mount Area Chamber of Commerce
Rocky Mount Medical Park Pharmacy, Inc.
Rocky Mount Overhead Door Company
Rocky Mount Radiator & Air Conditioning Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodri
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott Rogers
RSM McGladrey
Joan T. Sadler
Carla F. Sanderford
Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Sasser
Seegars Fence Company, Inc. of Rocky Mount
Jane F. Seeger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Semple
Stanley A. Shields
George Shook
Darlene Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Skelton
Skinner & Associates, Inc.
Sonya Small
David Smith Group, Inc.
Dr. Keith Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith
Smithson, Inc.
Gretchen Z. Soden
Southern Credit Adjusters, Inc.
Spring Hope Volunteer Fire Department
Skip Sprye & Associates
Standard Insurance & Realty
State Farm Insurance - Sandy Frazier
Stephanie’s of Rocky Mount
Stocks Engineering, P.A.
Virginia K. Stokes
Keith Stone
Betsy B. Strandberg
Strickland Equipment Company, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Strickland, Jr.
Judge and Mrs. Quentin T. Sumner
Sun Drop Bottling Company of Rocky Mount
Super Flame Gas Company, Inc.
Swindell for Senate
Senator and Mrs. A. B. Swindell, IV
Bobby R. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Thorne, Sr.
Cheryle Traish
Fatina Treish
Timmy Tucker
Gus H. Tulloss Insurance
John Tulloss, Jr.
UniFirst
Wil van der Meulen
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. W. Vann
Hubert Vester Honda
David M. Warren
Waters Brothers Contractors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weatherman
Patricia B. Weeks
Bradford H. Weisner
Dr. David B. West
Westridge Grill
Wheeler & Woodlief Funeral Home
George G. Whitaker
Katherine Wiggins- Fisher
Katherine Wilder
Williams Mobile Mgmt., LLC
Williams Utilities Inc.
C. W. Williams & Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Winstead
Becky Wise
Richard Jay Woodard
Nancy G. Worsinger
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Worthy
Dianna Wynn
Friend’s Club (Up to $99)
Almand’s Drug Store
Bennie Marie Alston
American Legion Post No. 110
Robbie Amerson
Kochi Angar
Lee Bennett Bailey
Ralph D. Batchelor Farms
Ray Batchelor Livestock
Keshia L. Battle
John V. Batts
David Beamer
Keith C. Beck
Charlene Bell
Ashley M. Berry
Gary Blackburn
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bobbitt
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boddie
Boone-Hill Realty, Inc.
Claudia C. Bowden
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Boylan
M. Jane Bradley
Donna W. Brantley
Tonya Brinkley
Wes Brown
Bunch & Company, L.L.P.
Randall S. Burnette
Jim Carpenter
Margaret W. Carver
Robin A. Chasteen
Dr. Geneva Boone Chavis
Laura W. Cobb
Reggie Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Cobb
Justin Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Collier
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Colo
Fred Cooper
Wanda Lois Creekmore
Amy K. Cressionnie
Virginia P. Crumpler
Reuben Crumpton
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Culp
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Robert Darkins
Debra D. Davis
Dorneeta Davis
Grady P. Davis, II
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wayne Davis
Selma W. Davis
Sam Davis
Amy M. Davis-Moore
Kara C. Deans
Lerlene Deans
Nicholas Demilio
Tom A. Denton
Mary P. Dickens
Priscilla H. Dickens
Paula Gayle Dickerson
Mary Beth Douglas
Erica T. Drake
Melanie Driver
Ronald Duggins
Carla Jones Dunston
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lankford Dunton, III
Gloria Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Elston
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Eskridge
Etheridge & Hamlett
David L. Favre
Cynthia P. Fisher
Nakisha W. Floyd
Jennifer Foster
Freeman’s TV & Appliance Company
Kelly Frohbose
Dorothy L. Gardner
Kay E. Gelo
Patti Jo Gibson
Beth Gore
Deana Guido
Rebecca S. Gupton
Lewis H. Hall, Jr.
Michael F. Hanson, II
Mr. and Mrs. Willis S. Hardesty
Dr. Amy P. Harrell
Renee Joyner Harrell
Charlene A. Harrison
Sally F. Hawfield
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Henderson, Jr.
Bradley J. Herring
Hiawatha Council No. 50
Hicks Animal Clinic
Linda Higgs
John H. High, Jr.
Denise J. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hoofnagle
Marguerite Inscoe
Marie D. Inscore
Brenda K. Jackson
Brenda Johnson
Berenda P. Johnson
Shearin A. Johnson
Bob Jones
Rita B. Joyner
Martha H. Kingsberry
Kristin Harkins
Lambert’s Cable Splicing Company
Cheryl Landin
Pamela B. Larimer
D. Jeanne Laurain
Shilo M. Lawrence
Debbie Lee
Lindsay W. Lee
David A. Leggett
Tammy T. Lester
Barry R. Lewis
Nelson V. Long
Eloise J. Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Ludwig
Dr. and Mrs. Nelson T. L. Macedo
Wendy C. Marlowe
Catherine Renee Martinez
M. S. Mayo
Mae W. McGougan
Mr. and Mrs. Vance McGougan
Jack McManus’ Heating & Air Conditioning
Mr. and Mrs. Dougal A. McPhail
Don Michaud
Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Mohesky
Susanne B. Montiel
Mr. and Mrs. S. Alan Moore
Harriet B. Moss
Mullen & Company
Marguerite Mumford
Ann B. Munden
Kenneth E. Nash
Natasha W. Neal
Dr. and Mrs. Elton Newbern
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hunter Norman, V
William P. O’Boyle
Shannon D. Orndorff
Mr. and Mrs. M. Chet Osterhoudt
Ion V. Outterbridge
Betsy Hill Owens
Karey Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. Parrish, III
Tamika Peoples
Heather N. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. G. Leonard Pittman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pittman
Sarah L. Prezioso
Allen W. Price
Diane Pulley
Daniel Pulver
James M. Quigley
Kelly E. Rackley
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Rainey
W. T. Raynor
Susan B. Rhodes
Marcus Rich
Angela Richardson
Ray Richardson
Dr. Ralph Hardee Rives
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rodwell
Drs. Winslow and Laura Rogers
Jan M. Rountree
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy N. Royal
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Saputo
Bob Schubauer
Katherine W. Scott
Donald S. Sexauer
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Shearin
Lori Bartley Sherrick
Lindsey M. Shulte
Signs Now
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Singer
Annette P. Skinner
Andrew P. Small
Elizabeth Smith
Jean P. Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Smith
Jane Snow
Aida Solorzano
State Farm Insurance - Chris Habit
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Steeb, III
Ernestine H. Stephenson
Mr. Randy Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Strickland
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Kim P. Teachey
Mr. and Mrs. James Tharin
Melissa Turner
J. Leonard Veillette
Nina T. Vick
Judy Wallace
Julia K. Wallace
Ward Drug Company of Nashville
Lynda F. Warner
Dr. Mary Wayne Watson
Tammie W. Webb
Emma Lynn B. Wheeler
Lois G. Whitley
Debbie Williams
Linda A. Williams
Michael V. Williams
Russell A. Williams and A. Michelle Courtney
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Williams
Laury Van Wilson
John C. Winstead
Lori Winstead
Mary Frances Winstead
Angela Wood
Brian E. Worley
In-Kind Giving
Action Staffing Group, Inc.
AMERIPRISE Financial - Steven D. Felton
Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar
Behind Barz Magazine
Birchwood Country Club Pro Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Bishop, Jr.
Boddie-Noell Enterprises, Inc.
Boice-Willis Clinic
Gary S. and Debbie B. Brown
Carolina Mudcats Professional Baseball
The Cheescake Factory Bakery
Chick-fil-A at Cobb Corners
David and Catherine Combs
Daughtridge Gas & Oil Company
Davenport Auto Park
Davis Furniture Company
DBW Business Services
Doubletree Hotels
Farm Bureau Insurance - Tammy D. Bissette
Farm Bureau Insurance - Randy P. Cone
Farm Bureau Insurance - T. Dan Cone
Farm Bureau Insurance - Pat Cooper
Farm Bureau Insurance - Elaine W. Corbett
Farm Bureau Insurance - James D. Holland
Farm Bureau Insurance - Tonya S. Philbeck
Farm Bureau Insurance - Michael K. Ray
Farm Bureau Insurance - Adam Richardson
Farm Bureau Insurance - David R. Sherrod
Farm Bureau Insurance - Michael Strickland
Farm Bureau Insurance Gregory Paul Tomlinson
Farm Bureau Insurance - Michael Vick
Farm Bureau Insurance - H. B. Webster
Global Promotions Group
Michael Grisanti
Hampton Inn - Rocky Mount
Dave Hattori
Holiday Inn - Rocky Mount
The HoneyBaked Ham Company & Café
Wooten Lamm
Helen H. Laughery
Love’s Clothiers of Rocky Mount
Nash County Sheriff ’s Office
Nash Orthopedics, PA
NCC Bookstore
North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives
Outback Steakhouse
Allen Parker
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Pittman
Poppies International, Inc.
Ivan Price
Prudential Financial/NC401K
RBC Bank, Inc
Riverside Printing
Rocky Mount Harley-Davidson
Rocky Mount Harley Owners Group
(H.O.G.) Chapter
Rocky Mount Public Utilities
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott Rogers
Doug Sauls’ Barbecue & Seafood
Shell Rapid Lube & Auto Spa
Speight’s Trophy Shop
Sun Drop Bottling Company of Rocky Mount
Sunset Studios - Garry Hodges Photography
Alford L. Sweatt, Jr. Estate
Texas Steakhouse & Saloon
William R. Tyson
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Gary and Beth Wingfield
Memorials
Helene B. Abbott
Benny Adcox
Ann Bunch Allsbrook
Ruby Thomas Shearin Allsbrook “Aunt Ruby”
Jack D. Ballard
Donald Barnes
Pat Barnhill
Robert E. Barnhill, Sr.
Evelyn Bennett
Thomas A. Betts, Sr.
Elsie L. Brantley
Tim Browning
John T. Buchan
Joann Carter
Juan Chesson
Janice Cobb
Kendall Cooper
J. Redmond Coyle
Cora Ethel Duggins
Julia Williams Dupree
George Tracy Edwards
Lloyd L. Ennis
Henry Gregory
Tom Griffin
Siham Wahdan Hamad
Peggy Jennings Harper
Hazel Harrell
Julia S. Harrell
Patricia Harrell-Brown
John Hatchings, III
James Stanley Hearne
Thomas W. Hicks
Jimmy and Mary Charles Holmes
David Walter Howell
Angela Hedgepeth Jackson
Nancy Jackson
Evelyn Gay Johnson
Jo D. Jones
Marie B. Joyner
H. Kel Landis, Jr.
David H. Latham, Jr.
Jack A. Laughery
Elsie Louise Batchelor Lewis
Merritt and Mary Frances Matthews
David S. Morgan
Mildred Wise Morris
Al Joseph Pridgen, Sr.
Louise Farmer Proctor
Jack Rogers
Ernest and Ella Rose
William David Rowland
Sally Hudson Sabiston
Avis Harrington Smithie
Gilbert H. Snell
Merle Sumner
Alice van der Meulen
Mary Louise Warner
Mary (Lib) Hayes Lee Watson
Buddy Whitfield
Evelyn Benton Willis
Annette Poirie Wolfe
Wiley Frank Woods
The Foundation sincerely regrets any omission or incorrect listing of any donor’s name. If your gift was
made after December 31, 2010, it will be reported in
the 2011-2012 annual report. We deeply appreciate
the support provided by our friends of the college.
Please contact the Foundation Office at
252.451.8329 and we will be happy to make any corrections and include them in next year’s annual report.
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Nash Community College offers
degree, diploma, or certificate
programs in the following areas:
Accounting
Advertising and Graphic Design
Architectural Technology
Automotive Systems Technology
Associate in Arts
Associate in General Education
Associate in Science
Basic Law Enforcement Training
Biopharmaceutical Technology*
Biotechnology*
Business Administration
College Preparatory Certification
Computer Engineering Technology
Computer Information Technology
Cosmetology
Criminal Justice Technology
Criminal Justice-Latent
Evidence Technology
Culinary Arts
Dental Assisting*
Dental Hygiene*
Developmental Studies
Nash Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: ADA Counselor or Director of
Human Resources Nash Community College 522 N. Old Carriage
Road, PO Box 7488 Rocky Mount, NC 27804-0488, 252-451-8260
or 252-451-8258
For further information on notice of non-discrimination, see http://
wdcrobcolp01.ed.gov/CFAPPS/OCR/contactus.
cfm for a list of addresses and phone numbers for Office for Civil
Rights locations that serve your area, or call 1-800-421-3481. Nash
Early Childhood
Electric Lineman Technology
Electrical/Electronics Technology
Electronics Engineering Technology
Emergency Preparedness Technology
General Occupational Technology
Healthcare Management Technology*
Hospitality Management
Industrial Systems Technology
Legal Administration
Computer-Integrated Machining
Medical Assisting
Medical Office Administration
Community College is an Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action
College and accommodates the need of individuals with disabilities.
Nash Community College is accredited by the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Associate in General Education, and the Associate in Applied Science degrees. Contact the
Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia
30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Nash Community College.
1,500 copies of this publication were printed at a cost of $2.27 each.
Networking Technology
Nursing
Office Administration
Phlebotomy
Physical Therapist Assistant
Simulation and Game Development*
Web Technologies
Welding Technology
*Degree granted by another institution

NASH CommuNity College

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