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TRADITION &
TRANSITION
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S O U T H S I D E
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ince taking the helm at SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE a year ago, we have experienced a whirlwind of successes,
challenges, change and commitment to our mission. For me, it has
been a great experience, a time of renewed vigor and hope and, of
course, an opportunity to learn and develop. In other words, on-thejob, hands-on training.
A MESSAGE FROM THE
PRESIDENT
DR. AL ROBERTS
PRESIDENT
Southside Virginia Community College
In August, we celebrated the grand opening of the Learning Resources and
Student Services Building on the John H. Daniel Campus. This two-story building
houses student services; a career center; admissions and records; business office;
financial aid; a cafeteria; library; and areas for study, meetings and gatherings.
It is a welcome and beautiful addition to our campus and enhances the student
experience.
New workforce initiatives were entrusted to Virginia’s community colleges
during the year. These included the New Virginia Economy Workforce Initiative, a
plan that focuses on developing a workforce for “Middle Skills Jobs.” Southside
was also designated as a Manufacturing Skills Institute to expand credentialing to
close skill gaps in the workforce. Also, the Commonwealth Center for Advanced
Manufacturing (CCAM) has launched a new advanced manufacturing training
program for active duty soldiers preparing for the civilian workforce and veterans
who have recently transitioned to civilian life. The program is a collaboration
amongst, Southside Virginia Community College (SVCC), the Commonwealth
Center for Manufacturing (C-CAM), the Southern Virginia Higher Education Center
(SVHEC), the Crater Regional Workforce Investment Board (Crater WIB), the Fort Lee
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by SVCC Workforce
Veterans Served
2,139
Dual
Enrollment
Students
Number Enrolled
in Fall 2014
479
Employers
Served
331 23
In Certificate
In Diploma
1,163 279
in CSCs
in AAS
SVCCGLANCE
AT A
1,208
1,646 367
Fall 2014
Soldier for Life Program and 180 Skills,
an online career and technical education
curriculum provider.
In December, the college hosted a
Health Career Fair for about 200 high
school students at the Estes Center. During
the year, SVCC also hosted Job Fairs that
were well attended and productive for area
job seekers and employers.
Two new Vice Presidents were hired
to enhance and improve service in the
areas of Academics and Workforce
Development. Dr. Tara Carter was named
Vice President for Academic and
Student Affairs and Keith Harkins is Vice
President for Workforce Development and
Continuing Education.
In May, the college celebrated as 1,200
students received diplomas, certificates
and degrees at a ceremony held in
Keysville. Attendance was estimated at
4,000 people; and it was a beautiful day
as Dr. Dietra Trent, Deputy Secretary of
Education for Virginia, was the speaker.
Much has been accomplished in one
year’s time and there is much more to
do. Future plans include a new building
for the Christanna Campus, a Physical
Therapy Assistant program, continued
emphasis on quality and increased focus
on enrollment and student success.
I appreciate the opportunity to lead
this great college into its 45th year and
am excited about the future.
Students Enrolled in
Transfer Program
2015 Graduates
— with —
1,302
Degrees Awarded
2014-15
SVCC
Students
2015 Graduates
— were awarded —
375
7,350
STEM-H Degrees
Number of Degrees, Certificates & Diplomas Awarded in 2014-15
430 153 226 488 5
Associate of
Arts & Sciences
Associate of
Applied Science
Certificates
Career Studies
Certificates
Diplomas
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ince arriving at SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE in January of 2015 as Vice President for Academic
and Student Affairs, there has been a flurry of activity in my office.
Meeting the administrators, faculty and staff and getting to know
everyone has been a top priority. I have also spent quite a bit of
time on the road, learning the back roads, short cuts and highways that cover
Southside Virginia.
ON THE HORIZON FOR
ACADEMICS
DR. TARA CARTER
VICE PRESIDENT
Academic and Student Affairs
“The secret of change is to focus all of
your energy, not on fighting the old,
but on building the new.” – SOCRATES
Student Services has been busy getting ready for the fall semester and has
been working on finalizing advising sheets that will better communicate to students
who their advisors are and what type of programs we offer. They have also been
spending time researching different advising models that have proven to increase
retention rates and will continue to identify and share best practices, so that we
can continue to capitalize on the enrollments we have and we can better help
students to complete their academic goals.
There has been a reorganization of the Divisions with title changes also.
Moving forward, we will have a Dean of Humanities, Social Sciences and Business;
a Dean of Career and Occupational Technology; and a Dean of Nursing, Allied
Health and Natural Sciences. The alignment will serve multiple purposes; but
most importantly, this restructure will create the environment for departmental
collaborations, budget management, innovation, and focus on student learning
outcomes/performance objectives. Change is good and necessary. I am excited
to build the new here at my new home, SVCC.
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here are many changes ahead for Workforce Development at
SVCC. We are committed to developing relevant, stackable
credentials for our customers. Through increased collaboration
with Workforce Innovation and Training Act offices and business
and industry leaders, our department will put our region on a path
toward a better trained workforce.
WHAT’S NEW FOR
WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT
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KEITH HARKINS
VICE PRESIDENT
Workforce Development and Continuing Education
“The people who are crazy enough to
think they can change the world are
the ones who do.”
– STEVE JOBS
Our department is well on our way to developing a new Power Line Worker
program in collaboration with three large employers in our service area and the
Virginia Community College System. We anticipate high demand for both the
training itself and our graduates. In addition, we are currently offering a Precision
Machining course in cooperation with the Commonwealth Center for Advanced
Manufacturing, the Southside Virginia Education Center, Fort Lee, the Fort Lee
Solider for Life Program, 180 Skills, the Southern Virginia Higher Education Center,
and the Crater Regional Workforce Investment Board. This 10-week program will
train veterans who are transitioning out of the military in the high demand area
of precision machining. Our students are being interviewed by companies from
across the state for employment.
Power Line Worker and Precision Machining are the first of several innovative
training programs which will be offered by our workforce development office
as we look to transition from a credit-based model. Moving forward, SVCC’s
workforce development office will work to become the area’s leader in credentialbased training.
August
2014
October
2014
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September
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2014
4 – SVCC’s Public Relations
office received three NCMPR
District 2 Medallion awards
presented at a conference in
Nashville, TN.
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1 – Dr. Al Roberts
became the fifth president
at Southside Virginia
Community College. Dr. Al
Roberts is pictured at an
event with Virginia Governor
Terry McAuliffe.
2– SVCC held a “Grand
Opening” of the Learning
Resources & Student
Services Building on the
John H. Daniel Campus. The
new building houses student
services, a career center,
admissions and records,
business office, financial aid,
a cafeteria, library, study &
meeting areas.
January
3 – Proud SVCC alum Angela
Marie Carter returned to
the Christanna Campus as
a published author to read
selections from her book
“Memory Chose a Woman’s
Body.” The “Meet the
Author” event was sponsored
by the SVCC Empowered
Women’s organization
and Student Development
Services.
The PR team of Christie Hales
(Left) & Jamie Jones (Right)
received a bronze award for
the College Annual Report:
The Legacy: 31 Years of
Innovation in Education. Jones
received a Silver Medallion
award for creation and design
of a college Newsletter--The
PROUD Panther and Hales
received a Gold Medallion
in the category of Feature
Article/General News Story/
OpEd for “A Tradition of
Education.” Hales and Jones
also received three first
place awards in the 2014
Virginia Community College’s
Association Excellence in
Communications awards
competition that were
presented at a conference in
Arlington, VA.
November
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December
2014
2014
Two new Vice Presidents
were hired to enhance and
improve service in the areas
of Academics and Workforce
Development.
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5 – SVCC hosted a “Health
Career Fair” for more than
200 local high school
students at the Estes Center
in Chase City. Students
were able to experience
the college’s Sim Lab that
features a computer-driven
human simulator known as
Sim Man and its smaller
counterpart Sim Baby. The
VCU LifeEvac helicopter also
landed outside the Estes
Center and students were
able to learn about this
service.
2015
6 – Martha Reed, SVCC
Assistant Professor of
Biology, was recognized
by the Virginia Community
College System as the
recipient of the 2014
Chancellor’s Award in
the Community Services
category. Reed was
nominated due to her
involvement in many
outreach programs in the
Southside Virginia area.
She encourages students
to participate in community
programs such as blood
donation and Stop Hunger
Now. She has worked with a
medical mission organization
to establish health clinics in
remote areas of Guatemala,
organized a local
Alzheimer’s Memory Walk
and much more.
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7 – Dr. Tara Carter was
named Vice President for
Academic and Student
Affairs.
8 – Keith Harkins is Vice
President for Workforce
Development and
Continuing Education.
2015
February
2015
June
May
March
10 – The Commonwealth
Center for Advanced
Manufacturing (CCAM)
launched a new advanced
manufacturing training
program for active duty
soldiers preparing for
April
2015 12
2015
2015
14 – SVCC celebrated as 1,200
students received diplomas,
certificates & degrees during a
commencement ceremony held
on the John H. Daniel Campus in
Keysville. Attendance was estimated
at more than 4,000 people.
15 – SVCC recently awarded
its 20,000th Career
Readiness Certificate (CRC)
becoming the first member
of the Virginia Community
College System to reach the
benchmark. The recipient
July
2015
17 – The SVCC Foundation
held a room naming ceremony
for multiple rooms in the
new Learning Resources and
Student Services Building on
the John H. Daniel Campus.
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9 – SVCC students visited
the General Assembly in
Richmond, meeting with
our local representatives
including Delegate Tommy
Wright (pictured).
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the civilian workforce
and veterans who have
recently transitioned to
civilian life. The program
is housed at the Southside
Virginia Education Center in
Greensville County.
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11 – The SVCC basketball team
captured the 2015 USA National Prep Championship
title with a thrilling 67-65 win over Moravian Prep at
the J. Bryant Floyd Center in Myrtle Beach, SC.
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12 – Katrina Wells, Southside Virginia Community College
Professor of Nursing on the John H. Daniel Campus, won the
prestigious 2015 Excellence in Education Award for Innovative
Use of Technology in the Face-to-Face and Online Classroom.
Wells received the award at the VCCS New Horizons 2015
Conference. Her project was titled “Improving Student
Engagement through Use of Chroma-Key/Green Screen
Technology.” Pictured from Left to Right: SVCC President
Dr. Al Roberts, SVCC Professor of Nursing Katrina Wells, and
VCCS Chancellor Dr. Glenn DuBois
13 – Bernadette Battle, Director of Counseling at the
Christanna Campus of SVCC, received a Celebration of
Excellence Award which honors Virginia Community College
Association (Black Concerns Commission) members who have
made a profound difference in the lives of minority students
through life-time service, leadership, and teaching. These
individuals have made profound contributions which have
significantly changed the climate of a department, campus, or
the Virginia Community College System as a whole.
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was Isaiah Godfrey, a rising senior
at Prince Edward County High School,
who scored at the platinum level.
Pictured from the left are Dennis Smith,
Director of Workforce Development at
SVCC; Mark Daniel, SVCC Testing
Specialist; Isaiah Godfrey and Dr. Brad
Bryant, Coordinator of Career and Technical
Education/Adult and Continuing Education at Prince Edward
County Public Schools.
16 – SVCC Student Activities held the first Student
Ambassador Retreat on Friday, June 19th at the Estes Center
in Chase City, VA. Attendees at this event were from the
Christanna Campus (Alberta), Daniel Campus (Keysville) and
Southside Virginia Education Center (Emporia). Our emerging
leaders participated in great sessions offered by SVCC
administration and staff.
student
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rystal Jones’ association with Southside Virginia Community
College began during her sophomore year of high school with the
summer youth program. From the very beginning she was impressed
with the SVCC environment and the passion for helping students that was shown
by the faculty and other college staff. Upon graduating from high school, she
enrolled at SVCC in the secretarial science program. Her instructors showed a
passion for teaching and always pushed her to do her very best. Her advisor,
Mrs. Henrietta Coleman, became her role model, and it was not long before
she realized she also wanted to become a business education instructor.
She received her A.A.S. degree in secretarial science in 1978. In 1980, she returned to SVCC
as a full-time secretary for the Arts and Sciences Division. From 1981 to 1989, she worked in
various positions including secretary for the Continuing Education Division, and fiscal technician.
During this time, she decided to pursue the passion for teaching and began taking transfer courses.
She received her B.S. degree in Business Education from Longwood College in 1989 and after
teaching in the public school system for ten years, she was fortunate to return to SVCC in 1999 as
faculty for Administrative Support Technology and Information Technology. In 2004, she received
her M.Ed. in Career and Technical Education from Virginia State University.
“My greatest reward in my career is witnessing the success stories of the students I advise
and teach. It is such a pleasure to help the students to realize their full potential and to aid them
in reaching that potential. I am the second of three siblings to graduate from SVCC. Each of us
has now received master’s degrees—two are educators and one works for the federal government.
Living in a small rural area, Southside afforded us the opportunity to complete the first two years of
our post-secondary education while living at home and to continue on to receive advanced degrees.
Even today, Mrs. Coleman continues to be a great mentor,” Jones said.
D
uring the day, Jeffrey Pillow worked full-time
in construction, five years removed from RandolphHenry High School. At night, he was a part-time
student at Southside Virginia Community College enrolled in
an Anatomy and Physiology course taught by Lisa Dunn-Back.
It was here he began a journey that would lead him to the
University of Virginia.
Now a marketing-communications and outreach project
manager in the health care industry, he thinks back fondly
of his time at Southside and understands how much his life’s
course changed just by stepping foot onto the John H. Daniel
campus in Keysville that day all those years ago. After a year
of part-time coursework, Pillow enrolled full-time at Southside,
where he would go on to earn a 3.9 GPA and be nominated
for the USA Today All-USA Academic Team, Phi Theta Kappa
All-Virginia Academic Team, and traveled to Richmond as the
VCCS Ambassador to the State Legislature.
“Something else that excited me about Southside is that they
had a basketball team now and a newly constructed gym,“ he
said. As a member of the Southside men’s basketball team,
Pillow would go on to be honored with two MVP awards and be
selected to the All-State First Team and All-Tournament Team.
Encouraged by Dunn-Back, Pillow applied and got into the
University of Virginia, where he was chosen as a member of
the Rainey Academic Program for a select group of incoming
students. Jeffrey would go on to excel at the University of
Virginia, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in English Language
and Literature, in the spring of 2008, with a major GPA of 3.65.
“Southside opened so many doors I thought were previously
closed to me. If I could convey one thing to prospective
students considering Southside, it would be this: treat your local
community college as the resource it is. It can be a stepping
stone to a four-year college or a career in a field you want to
pursue and it can also be a second chance,” he said.
Jeffrey Pillow currently lives in Charlottesville, Virginia, with
his wife and two children. In addition to his position as a project
manager in the health care industry, he recently began his own
web development and design company. In 2010, he started
the Jeremiah Hamlett Memorial Scholarship Fund to financially
assist academically eligible students attending Southside
Virginia Community College.
REVENUES
Tuition and Fees
State Appropriations
Local Appropriations
Grants and Gifts
Federal Grants and Contracts
State and Local Grants
$
7,399,932
13,427,903
$51,569
9,037,673
2,245,341
$161,619
OTHER REVENUES
Capital Appropriations
$
Capital Grants and Gifts
Total Other Revenues
5,882,402
$12,660
$
5,895,062
VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM | SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FINANCIALS
STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENSES & CHANGES IN NET POSITION
Nongovernmental Grants
Investment Income
Other Operating Revenue
Other Non-Operating Revenue
Total Revenue
3,068
16,610
699,319
885
Increase in Net Position
$ 33,043,919
Net Position End of Year
Net Position Beginning of Year
EXPENSES
Instruction
$19,600,443
Institutional Support
$3,771,163
Student Aid
$2,421,704
Operation and Maintenance
$1,783,972
Student Services
$2,095,556
Academic Support
$2,738,189
Auxiliary Enterprises
$1,828,248
Public Services
Total Expenses
Income before other revenues
$35,396
34,274,671
$ (1,230,752)
For the Year Ended June 30, 2014
*2015 figures were not available at the time of printing
$ 4,664,310
17,091,951
$ 21,756,261
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our support of the SOUTHSIDE VIRGINIA COMMUNITY
COLLEGE FOUNDATION has been generous and, for
this, I wish to thank you. Donations from businesses, individuals,
organizations and foundations are investments in the future of our
communities and students. Your support has helped bolster this college and
provide quality education for students and a productive workforce for our area.
Because of your donations, the SVCC Foundation generated more than
A MESSAGE FROM THE
FOUNDATION
BOARD
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ROBERT F. PECHT, III
SVCC FOUNDATION BOARD PRESIDENT
$1,069,000 in fiscal year 2014-15. Total SVCC Foundation assets on June 30,
2015 were $4,830,874. This funding supported 215 scholarships for a record
number of students, in addition to providing program and project support for
many academic areas of Southside Virginia Community College.
Thank you for being our partner and special thanks to the members of the
Southside Virginia Community College Foundation Board of Directors for their
commitment, hard work and dedication to our community college.
FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chris Bailey
Joseph F. Morrissette
Linda H. Shepperd
Hazel B. Baker
Stephen E. Parker
J. Robert Snoddy
C. Butler Barrett
Robert F. Pecht, III
Sheryl D. Swinson
R. B. Clark
Mary G. Reed
W.E. Thomas
Carthan F. Currin, III
Jerry D. Reynolds
Robert C. Wrenn
Peter G . Hunt
Alfred A. Roberts
Florence D. Kalbacker
Robert I. Ledbetter
Jeremy Satterfield
Russell O. Slayton
Buffalo Junction
Buffalo Junction
Emporia
Charlotte Court House
Richmond
South Hill
Kenbridge
Burkeville
Richmond
Lawrenceville
Rice
South Hill
Emporia
Halifax
South Boston
Dillwyn
Farmvillle
Lawrenceville
Emporia
Director Emeritus
Director Emeritus
Cavan
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Karen Abbett
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Robin Adams
Janett Alexander
Linda Allen
Buffy Allgood
Nicolas Allgood
Amazon Smile
American Legion Post 79, Inc.
Bob Amos
Felix Anderson
Randy & Debra Andrews
Ronnie & Dale Andrews
Animal Hospital of Emporia, Inc.
Patricia Archer
Lee Armes
Melissa Arthur
Atlantic Medical, Inc.
Melissa Back
Sandra Bacon
Carolyn Baker
Ken & Nancy Catlett
John & Ann Cavan
Central Brunswick Ruritan Club
Heather Chaney
Jerry Chaney
Chase City Health & Rehab Center
George Chatman
Gary Cifers
Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
David Clark
R. B. Clark
Steven Clark
Betty Clarke
Leslie Cline
Melissa Colbert
Ronnie Cole
Colonial Farm Credit
Natalie Coronas
County of Mecklenburg
Sue Cox
Willie Crawley
Creedle, Jones & Alga, PC
Marinda Crochet
LeAnn Ferguson
Brenda Fincher
First Choice Food Service, Inc.
First Citizens Bank
Karen Fisher
Judith Fitzgerald
Fleshood Chiropractic, PC
Nancy Flower
Fluor Corporation
Ingrid Fogg
Follett Bookstores
Forestry Mutual Insurance Co.
Fourth Street Motor Co., Inc.
Donna Fox
Sharon Freeman
Joyce French
Frank Friedman
Allen Fulks
Patricia Garland
Milton Garner
Harriet Garrett
William Garrison
Santiaga Gasalao-Epps
Denise Hill
Lyn & Hunter Hill
Marvin Hill
Regina Hill
Deborah Holt
Sarah Horne
Charles & Teresa Hudson
Megan Hudson
Peter Hunt
Brooke Hunter
Joy Hurt
Judith Hutchinson
Buddy Hyde
J.R. Tharpe Trucking Co., Inc.
Angela Jackson
Christin Jackson
Leslie Jackson
Pamela Jackson
Jeff Robinson & Associates, LLPC
Tim Jenkins
Keila Jennings
Damarius Johnson
David Johnson
Lunenburg County
Farm Bureau, Inc.
MaShonda Macklin
Maki Malone
B. Lacy Marks
Sharon Martin
Cindy Mason
Landon Mason
Faye & Warren Matthews
Patricia Matthews
Tina Maxey
Lula Mayes
Christina McBride
Latrisha McCargo
Anne-Marie McCartan
Angela McClintock
Earl McDaniel
Katie McDaniel
Billy McGraw
Zachary McKinney
Monica McMillan
MeadowView Terrace
Mecklenburg Electric Cooperative
Karen Petersen
Marika Peterson
Tim Pfohl
Janice Phillips
Dee Pinnell
Harvey Powers
Marjorie Powers
Naomi Price
Melissa Purvis
Nellie Quander
Dunc & Myra Quicke
Mona Rainey
Lydia Ramsey
Erica Randolph
Gregory Reed
Jessica Reed
Martha Reed
Reed Professional Landscape
Freddie Reekes
REMAC, Inc.
Gene & Mary Alice Thomas
Tom Reynolds
Brent & Kim Richey
Earnest Smith
Florence Smith
Iffat Smith
Joshua Smith
Martha Smith
Vondrenna Smithers
Bruce Sobczak
South Hill Rotary Club
Southern Virginia Higher
Education Center
Southern Virginia Regional
Medical Center
Southside Electric Cooperative
Southside Virginia Volunteer
Firefighter Association
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Linda Staylor
Curtis Stevens
Anne Stiles
Linda Stine
Mona Sumblin
SVCC Human Services Club
SVCC Math & Science Club
2014-2105 SVCC FOUNDATION DONOR LIST
Hazel “Win” Baker
Ed & Shirley Barnes
Kelley Barnes
Barrett Law Office, PC
John Bass
Bernadette Battle
Polly Beard
Harriette Beasley
Douglas Beaver
John Becker, Jr.
Kristen Beekwilder
Richard Bell
Trudy Bell
Benchmark Community Bank
Benedictine Sisters of Erie, Inc.
Eddie Bennett
Mike & Jean Berryman
Biggs Construction Co., Inc.
Kellie Bishop
Robert & Rodnita Blackwell
Peter Blake
Boar’s Head Provisions Co., Inc.
Ashton Bozo
David Braun
Buck Brockwell
Ruth Brogdon
Jerome Brown
Vincent Brown
Burkeville Body Shop, Inc.
Ralph Byers
Debbie Campbell
David Canning
Steve Capon
Detra Carr
Tara Carter
Nancy Carwile
Caterpillar Foundation
Brent Crow
Jimmie Keith Crowder
Crowder-Hite-Crews Funeral Home
Earl & Cookie Currin
Dixie Dalton
Daly Computers
Diane Daniel
Jackie Daniel
Robin Daniel
Jennifer Davis
Norman Davis
De Stefano Architectural Group
Shana Dix
Dominion Foundation
Brian Donnelly
Shanley Dorin
Mary Downing
Matt Dunn
Larry Dunson
James Dyke
LaRoya Eanes-Walton
Susan Early
Curtis Easler
Scott & Michelle Edmonds
Emma Edmunds
Elizabeth Elam
Brenda Elder
Elizabeth Kates Foundation
Mary Jane Elkins
LaVonne Ellis
Estes Express Lines
John Evans
Wendy Ezell
Alan Faison
Latrice Farley
Shannon Feinman
Evelyn Fenderson
Paula Gastenveld
Geo Group
Ben George
Teresa George
John & Dee Giaquinto
Robert Gibney
LeTina Giles
Edwina Gill
Bonnie Gilliam
Steve Goin
Kelly Goscinski
Patti Green
Greensville Memorial Foundation
Carolyn Gregory-Adams
Juanita Grizzard
Sylvia Groves
Oscar & Vangie Gulmatico
Christie Hales
Darnel Hall
Anne Hamlett
Hardee Ford
John Harden
Keith Harkins
Mike & Lynn Harper
Shelia & David Harper
Ella Harrell
Joan Harrell
Rick & Frances Harrell
Bethany Harris
Harrisonburg Unitarian Universalists
Rosa Hawkins
Brenda Hawks
Anne Hayes
John Hays
John Hicks
Lois Hicks
Russell Hicks
Jakia Johnson
John Johnson
Carolyn Jones
Crystal Jones
Jamie Jones
Larry Jones
Rhina Jones
Lisa Jordan
Alice Justice
Florence Kalbacker
Kapstone Kraft Paper Corporation
Larry Kavanaugh
Judi Keehan
Kenbridge Construction Co.
Shayna Kendall
Charles & Mary King
David King
Janice King
Todd Kopecky
Rebecca Laben
Brad Lambert
Tammie Lambert
Toni Lambert
Julie Layman
Robert Ledbetter
John Legg
Janet Lenhart
David Lewis
Marysue Lewis
Literacy Fair of Virginia, Inc.
Judy Lloyd
Katherine Locke
Adeline Lombardi
Christy Lowery-Carter
Chris Lumsden
Lunenburg Correctional CenterOffender Trust Fund
Meherrin Ruritan Club
Gus & Nelly Mellander
John Merk
Juliette Mersiowsky
Laurie Michaelson
Terri Milroy
Lori Mitchum-Burns
Kay Modlin
Gail Moody
Earle & Janice Moore
Shannon Moore
William Moore, Jr.
Joseph Morrissette
Michael Murphy
Jennifer Myrick
Gay Neale
Tim Newton
Lewis Nichols
Diane Nipper
Emily Noblin
Louise Ogburn
Felicia Omick
Kyle Otey
Annie Lee Owen
Alex Paoletto
Howard Paras
Parker Oil & Propane
Chad & Krystal Patton
Candi Pearson
Lena Pearson
Robert Pecht, III & Rebecca Akers
Pecht Distributors Inc.
Kathy Pegram
Edward Pennington
Jeffrey Perkins
Leslie Perkins
Personal Care Preferred Group
Brenda Rion
River Ridge Forest Products, Inc.
Robert E. Carroll Logging
Al Roberts
Dawn Roberts
Jacie Roberts
Stephanie Robinson
Robinson Farmer Cox
Associates, PLLC
Mary Rodriguez
Chad Rogers
Ronald E. Wright Logging, Inc.
Jerry Rose
Andrew & Margery Roslewicz
Salvation Army South Hill Service Unit
Tom Scales
Nathan Schlossberg
Dean Schwartz
Alfonzo Seward
Linda Sheffield
Alvin Shell
Shelton H. Short, Jr. Trust
Shentel Foundation
Judy Shepherd
Suzanne Shook
Simmons & Associates Realty, Inc.
Dorothea Sizemore
Kathryn Slagle
Tiffany Slagle
Slait Consulting, Inc.
Russell Slayton
Nita Smallwood
Debra Smiley
Misty Smiley
David & Gunay Smith
Dennis Smith
Doug Smith
Virginia Tobacco Indemnification
& Revitalization Commission
Melissa Hines Wachmuth
Gene Walker
Scott Walker
Stephen Walker
Thomas Walker
Larry Wallace
Johnny Walston
Lee Warren
Patricia Watkins
Bradley Watson
Cathy Watson
Gerald Watts
Starla Wellenhoffer
William & Jane Wellons
Katrina Wells
Lewis Wells
Christine West
Hank & Gloria Westerman
Doug Whaley
Terry Whisnant
JULY 1, 2014
THRU JUNE 30, 2015
SVCC Nursing Club Christanna Campus
Tawnya Swindell
Sherry Swinson
John & Carolyn Sykes
Wayne Talbert
Jonette Talbott
Tonia Talbott
Anthony Taylor
LaVerne Taylor
Pamela Taylor
Stuart & Carmen Taylor
Sally Tharrington
Jerry & Sarah Reynolds
Michael & Stacey Thomas
Raymond Thomas
Thompson & Litton
James Thornton
Rosa Townsend
Joan Tuck
Adrian Tucker
Al Tucker
Cathy Tucker
Connie Tucker
Francine Tucker
Nancy & Charles Turner
USDA, Rural Development
Wanda Vaughan
Wayne Vaughan
Grace Verghese
Virginia Asset Management
Virginia Early Childhood Foundation
Virginia Foundation for
Community College Ed.
Virginia Manufacturers
Association, Inc.
Virginia Staffing Group LLC
Michael Whitaker
Anita White
Beverly White
White’s Family Shoe Store, Inc.
Kathy Whitt
Kevin Wiggins
Philip Wiley
Tammy Wiley
James Wilkerson
Markisse Wilkins
Billi Jo Wilkinson
Marjorie Williams
Sabrina Williams
Tamica Williams
Lizzie Wilmouth
Joshua Wilson
Megan Wilson
Carlyle Wimbish
Mary Winfield
Tom Wisbey
Chad Wollenberg
Bill Woodfin
Agnes Woodley
Burris Workman
Donna Worley
Mary Worrell
Philip & Mary Worrell
Roger Wray
WRE, LLC - Discount Furniture
Bobby & Ann Wrenn
Harlan Wrenn
Ed Wright
Tommy Wright
Anne Yancey
Arletha Young
William Young
Susan Zachensky-Walthall
2015-2016 LOCAL COLLEGE BOARD
GERALD W. WATTS (Chair)
JEFFREY SCALES (Vice Chair)
AMANDA L. BOWEN
NANCY R. CARWILE, PH.D.
MARC L. FINNEY
BRENDA N. PARSON
ELIZABETH B. SHARRETT
J. WESLEY SHEPHERD
Charlotte County
Cumberland County
Mecklenburg County
SIDNEY M. SMYTH
LISA FRAZIER THARPE
Nottoway County
Lunenburg County
Prince Edward County
Charlotte County
RAYMOND A. THOMAS
Brunswick County
Brunswick County
BRENDA TUNE-FULLER
Halifax County
Greensville County
City of Emporia
LEE W. WARREN
LAWRENCE T. WILKERSON, SR.
CHARLETTE T. WOOLRIDGE, PH.D. Brunswick County
Mecklenburg County
Halifax County