AnnuAl RepoRt 2011–2012 - Davidson County Community College

Annual Report 2011–2012
Future-Focused
Our dedication. Your journey.
Future-Focused
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A Word from Our Leaders
While we’ve had more successes this year than we can share in our calendar, we’ve chosen to highlight some
of the very best with you here. Looking over them, I’d say they all have one thing in common. Each plan, each
event, each partnership, each enhancement … everything we’ve done and will continue to do on our campus
is singularly focused on a successful future for our students and the communities we serve.
— Mary Rittling, DCCC President
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I can’t think of a better time to be affiliated with DCCC. Every challenge faced by our region is being met
head-on by the leadership, staff and faculty on DCCC’s campus — whether it’s developing relevant and
rewarding programs for students or working collaboratively to ensure economic growth and services
for the region, this College is always future-focused. I couldn’t be prouder of its success.
— Beth Parrott, Chair of DCCC Board of Trustees
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When my father, Felix Gee, was working to start an industrial education center in 1963, we could not have
imagined the DCCC of today — its legacy is inextricably connected to the communities it serves. As the College
celebrates its upcoming 50th anniversary, I know it will continue to exceed our expectations ... for today’s
students and the young children who will someday cross its threshold seeking brighter futures.
— M. Elizabeth Gee, President of DCCC Foundation Board of Directors
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DCCC Foundation Board of Directors 2012
Michael S. Albert, Executive Committee
Terry Bralley
Joan C. Briggs
Gayle W. Burke, Secretary
Judy Butler
Newell Clark
Don Clinard, Executive Committee
Beth M. Dirks
David D. Eden
M. Elizabeth Gee, President
Phillip D. Griffin
Joseph R. Hedgpeth
Thom Hege
Vickie Holder
Directors Emeriti
Susan Huneycutt
William A. Jobert
Sue D. Langfitt
Tonya Lanier
Linda Lee
Barbara B. Leonard, Immediate
Past-President
J. Larry Link
Bert D. May, Sr.
Michael McGee
Perce A. Musselman
Chip Overbey
Beth Parrott
Elaine Sink Rabon
Pressley A. Ridgill
Mary E. Rittling, Executive Committee
Walt Rouse, Vice President
Thomas R. Smith, Treasurer
Jonna Threadgill
Teenie Sink Tilley
Teen Timberlake
Paula M. Turlington
Ellen M. Welborn
Misti Boles Whitman
Jane B. Williams
Gray Davis
Sara B. DeLapp
Joan Mitchell
Carlyle Nance
Milton T. Riley, Jr.
DCCC Board of Trustees 2011–12
Melanie W. Crowder, Secretary
Cal Cunningham
Mark Davis, Executive Committee
Jerry C. Dockham
Neal C. Foster, Vice Chair
Thom Hege, Executive Committee
Kristine Lauten
Barbara B. Leonard
Beth Parrott, Chair
Steve Regan
Priscilla J. Ross
Guy P. Smith
Daniel Timberlake
Ken A. White
James Goulding, SGA President
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The agenda was robust and included a series of presentations that made
it obvious to everyone here how important it is that DCCC collaborate with
North Carolina’s other community colleges. We all enjoyed having the
presidents visit DCCC.
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— Jenny Varner, Vice President of External Affairs and
Executive Director of the DCCC Foundation
Future-Focused
October 2012
With a Visit from
Community College Leaders
In October 2011, DCCC bustled with activity
as it hosted the state’s community college
leadership. The N.C. Association of Community
College Presidents held its fall conference in
DCCC’s Conference Center for two days.
Presidents from North Carolina’s 58
community colleges joined DCCC President
Mary E. Rittling, who had served as the
association’s vice president during the 201112 academic year. Joining the community
college presidents on campus was Scott Ralls,
president of the North Carolina Community
College System, and members of his staff.
Rittling, who is now serving as the association’s
2012–2013 president, provided an update
on the many recent changes that had taken
place at DCCC. Since the presidents’ last visit,
DCCC had opened its new conference center,
Transportation Technology Center, Bookstore,
Student Union space, Advanced Manufacturing
Machining Lab, new Welding Lab and a
Learning Commons. A land gift of 183 acres,
named the Link Campus (across Business 85
from the current Davidson Campus), had also
been given to the DCCC Foundation since it last
hosted the college officials.
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On behalf of the DCCC Foundation, I want to express gratitude to every
donor who, like Christine Harris, has provided important opportunities to
our students and our community.
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— Barbara B. Leonard, 2011 President of the DCCC Foundation Board of Directors
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November 2012
With a Record-setting Gift
Last fall, the DCCC Foundation announced that
it had received a gift of more than $7.5 million
from the late Christine Harris of Lexington.
The donation was by far the largest gift to the
College and is one of the largest gifts in North
Carolina community college history.
Harris’ interest in the College began during her
son’s time as a DCCC student. He graduated
with honors in 1975 with an associate in
science degree and then also completed
additional coursework at DCCC before pursuing
a four-year degree.
Harris was grateful to DCCC for providing her
son the opportunity to achieve educational
goals while he struggled with health issues that
required him to stay close to home. The extent
of her interest in DCCC, however, was not known
until her death.
The Harris name has been synonymous with
the telephone industry in Lexington for more
than 100 years. Lexcom Communications
was founded in 1896 as Lexington Telephone
Company by a group of local business leaders
and was one of the city’s oldest independent
companies when it was acquired by
Windstream in 2010. William F. Harris, Christine
Harris’ father-in-law, assumed leadership of the
company in 1905.
The Harris family and the telephone company
have been longtime supporters of DCCC through
scholarship funds and other contributions.
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We have redefined our educational philosophy. In the past, teachers would
lecture on topics, then students would attend labs to apply what they
learned. Now, we have taken lecture material and made it mobile, thereby
saving the classroom for more personal instruction.
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— Randy Ledford, Dean of the School of Business, Engineering and Technical Studies
December 2012
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With Advanced Manufacturing
DCCC has jump-started the careers of many
students enrolled in advanced manufacturing
programs with the use of iPads and some of the
latest equipment available. The new technology
is possible thanks to a $2.67 million grant from
the United States Department of Labor — which
is DCCC’s portion of an $18.83 million grant
awarded in 2011 and shared by a consortium of
10 community colleges in North Carolina.
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Faculty and staff began last winter developing
new technology for advanced course content to
be delivered through iPads. Students are already
using the iPads, and the grant money will likely
purchase more to accommodate the growing need
for the technology.
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The new technology helps cut down on class time
and allows students to move through programs
more swiftly — enabling them to return to the
workforce at a faster pace, thereby filling area
advanced manufacturing jobs.
The redesigned curriculum also has students
working in renovated manufacturing labs with the
latest equipment available and includes training
on “soft skills” such as learning to be a valuable
team member; the program is designed to take a
holistic approach.
The grant also focused on sustaining the workforce
by building up one of its high school programs at
the Yadkin Valley Regional Career Academy, where
advanced manufacturing is one area of study. The
joint effort will sustain a viable workforce for this
booming industry.
Christmas Day
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Mary jump-started her future with a 2-year degree from DCCC. She transferred those credits toward a
bachelor’s degree in exercise science at Winston-Salem State University. Mary says she may even pursue a
higher degree in physical therapy sometime in the future.
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I saw so many doors of opportunity, but I realized that having a degree was
the key to unlocking them. DCCC provided that key to me.
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Mary will tell you if she can do it, so can you.
Ryann jump-started his future with a great job after just one year in the heating, ventilation and air
conditioning (HVAC) program at DCCC. After studying business at another college, Ryann wanted a quickturnaround career where he could begin making a good living.
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It was clear to us that Ryann had a solid technical foundation for us to build upon.
The DCCC program has certainly prepared Ryann well for the HVAC industry.
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— Ryann’s manager at Johnson Controls in Greensboro
Ryann will tell you if he can do it, so can you.
Asia jump-started her future with an associate of arts degree at DCCC. The 2010 graduate of Davie County
High School plans to transfer her credits to UNC School of the Arts in Winston-Salem and continue preparing
for a professional acting and singing career.
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I really like that I can take all my classes on the Davie Campus in
Mocksville. I feel like I’m part of the big DCCC family. I would definitely
recommend the College to others. It’s great!
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Asia will tell you if she can do it, so can you.
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January 2013
With New Communications
Strategies
DCCC adopted a new strategic brand identity in
early spring 2012.
The DCCC brand committee began its work in
August 2011 comprised of a cross-section of the
College’s internal audiences, including staff, faculty,
current students, alumni and trustees. After a great
deal of research and surveying under the tutelage
of an outside agency, the committee unveiled a
new brand look and feel for marketing efforts. More
than 550 stakeholders weighed in on the process.
Included in the portfolio of changes was a move
toward identifying and highlighting student photos
and success stories, which serve as mirrors
for prospective students. A new tagline – Our
Dedication, Your Journey – embodies the defining
attributes uncovered by the committee, and it was
adopted for use in April 2012.
The entire effort has culminated in a marketing
and communications strategy that identifies
and defines DCCC’s strengths, including a strong
student focus, a dedicated and caring faculty and
staff, and a breadth of programs that allow for
options in careers and majors.
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It is important that
our marketing efforts
really reach our target
audiences. We want to
communicate with our
students and prospective
students in ways that
make sense to them.
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— Terri Poindexter Smith, Executive Director
of Marketing and Communications
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This new round of funding will
help community colleges forge
new partnerships with local
businesses to train workers
with the skills they need for jobs
available right now.
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— Vice President Joe Biden
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February 2013
With a Visit from the Bidens
and Secretary Solis
DCCC received national recognition in February 2012
when U.S. Vice President Joe Biden joined his wife, Dr.
Jill Biden, and Labor Secretary, Hilda Solis, at DCCC
for the final stop on their “College to Career” bus tour.
Vice President Biden told a large crowd assembled in
Brinkley Gymnasium that DCCC plays a critical role in
educating the workforce to meet emerging business
and economic development needs.
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The announcement came on the final stop of the
Biden-Solis bus tour. The five-state, three-day trip
has focused on innovative programs at community
colleges, in partnership with area employers, helping
train students to meet local workforce needs.
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The resources provided by these grants allow schools
like DCCC to partner with businesses to expand and
improve their education and career training programs
that can be completed quickly (two years or less).
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DCCC, along with eight other North Carolina
community colleges, had previously shared a $18.8
million Department of Labor grant to expand training
partnerships with local employers. Biden’s visit
announced another $500 million to create and
expand innovative partnerships between community
colleges and businesses to train workers with the
skills employers need.
The program complemented the administration’s
broader agenda of helping every American have
at least one year of post-secondary education and
reaching the goal of America having the highest
proportion of college graduates in the world
by 2020.
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Until 30 years ago, we had 6,000 different species of amphibians, but we will
lose half of those within two decades from now. The rain forest in Panama looks
perfect until you listen and no amphibian sounds can be heard.
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— Jeff Corwin, Wildlife Biologist and Emmy-winning Host
March 2013
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With Jeff Corwin’s
Inspiration
DCCC’s new zoo and aquarium science program
hosted Emmy-winning wildlife biologist and
conservationist Jeff Corwin last spring. “Life on
earth is under a serious threat,” Corwin told a
capacity crowd in the DCCC Conference Center.
“By the middle of this century, more than one
million species could vanish forever.”
The internationally known television personality,
naturalist, conservationist, author and exotic
animal expert gave a private lecture to DCCC’s
zoo and aquarium science students prior to his
public address.
Focusing on species extinction and the need
for conservation and preservation of the
natural world, Corwin said the five elements
creating a “perfect extinction storm” are the
loss of habitats, pollution, the unsustainable
exploitation of species, climate change and
human population growth.
Corwin was introduced to tropical rain forests
in 1984 while on an expedition to Belize. The
experience fueled his interest in the study and
conservation of these ecological marvels and in
1993 he addressed the General Assembly of the
United Nations regarding the need to conserve
rain forests.
“We will lose three species during our
conversation tonight,” Corwin said. “We lose
something every 20 minutes on our planet.”
When a species is lost, it could mean that crucial
ways to fight and possibly cure human diseases
are also lost.
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“Many medicines to fight AIDS, Parkinson’s
disease and more begin in the skin of
amphibians,” Corwin explained.
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At DCCC, we are truly a central gathering place for the county, and we
look forward to offering yet one more service to the community. After all,
community is the most important part of our name, and this dental clinic
epitomizes our mission to serve the people of this region.
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— Mary Rittling, DCCC President
All photos this page credit: Cliff Hollis, ECU News Services
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April 2013
With an ECU Dental Clinic
In June 2012, DCCC had plenty to smile about,
thanks to plans announcing an East Carolina
University community service learning center
coming to the campus. The center will bring
dental care to low-income, underserved citizens
and will provide educational opportunities to
ECU’s dental students.
The $3 million, 8,000-square-foot facility — with
building construction planned for spring 2013
— will serve fourth-year dental students and
dental residents from ECU. There, ECU students
will have the opportunity to hone their patientcare techniques and learn the ins-and-outs of
operating a community practice under the eyes
of experienced faculty members.
The center is set to have 16 dental chairs
and will employ a variety of faculty and staff
positions, as well as four to five students who
will be at the center for nine-week rotations.
Once open, the center will provide a variety
of services, including general, preventive
and emergency dental care and will include
services such as crowns, root canals
and bridges.
The center is modeled for a community setting
— providing students and dental residents
an opportunity to practice in a real-world
atmosphere. The center at DCCC is one of up to
10 centers that ECU plans to build across
the state.
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Mary pushed us to really think about the different categories of students here
and what their experiences were like. She charged a cross-functional team
examining student success factors to think beyond a ‘one-size-fits-all-model’
and to really examine various approaches to helping a diverse population of
students navigate the process toward completion of a credential with labormarket value.
— Susan Burleson, Executive Director, Research, Planning, and Innovation
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May 2013
With an Award-Winning
President
The North Carolina Community College system
named Mary Rittling the 2012 President of
the Year in April 2012. The State Board of
Community Colleges established the award
in 2001 to encourage, identify, and reward
outstanding leadership and commitment to the
community college’s mission. The Wells Fargo
Foundation sponsors the award.
Rittling was honored at the annual “Great Within
the 58” Excellence Event for community colleges
on April 19 at the Raleigh Convention Center.
The award also provided the DCCC Foundation
with a cash prize of $2,000.
In her eight-and-a-half years as DCCC’s president,
Rittling has overseen major campus expansions
on both the Davidson and Davie campuses and
established new learning centers in Lexington,
Thomasville and Advance. In addition, she has
fostered and strengthened local, state, regional
and national relationships that benefit DCCC and
this community over and over.
Under her guidance, DCCC was noted for its
work as one of three N.C. community colleges
chosen for the national “Achieving the Dream”
initiative. Collaborating with 130 other colleges
across the U.S., DCCC is sharing data, research
and strategies to increase student success, close
achievement gaps and boost completion rates.
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Our summer camps were a huge success. They got kids
excited about science, technology, engineering and math
while building skills in teamwork and collaboration.
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— Jeannine Woody, Vice President of Academic Programs and Services
June 2013
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With Summer Camps
After experimenting with soda-propelled rocket
cars, testing LEGO robots and concocting
glowing tonic water, students and staff felt that
the first-ever “Big Brain Camp,” held in June
2012, was a smashing success.
The camp, held over the summer for first-,
second- and third-graders took part in fun and
interactive science, technology, engineering and
math (STEM) activities, including “Sparks in the
Dark,” “Bubbling Lava Lamp,” “Glowing Tonic
Water” and more.
“I was delighted to see such a positive reaction
from the children as they learned through
hands-on STEM activities,” said Andrea Packer,
Big Brain Camp teacher. “It was just as much
a learning experience for us as teachers and
volunteers as it was for the children. I loved
every minute of the experience.”
Not only was the camp a fun event for the
students, it was also an excellent learning
experience. Brenda Phillips, a Davidson County
middle school teacher and DCCC alumna, said
the camp was meant to be an entertaining and
engaging way for students to learn.
“As the children explored each activity, it was
amazing to watch them scaffold from their prior
knowledge to the new level of achievement they
had acquired by the end of the camp,”
Phillips said.
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The faculty work very hard to facilitate learning in the classroom, but
there’s nothing like firsthand experience. In my opinion, travel is the most
inherently educational activity there is.
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— Suzanne LaVenture, Director of International Education and Spanish Instructor
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July 2013
With an International
Perspective
During the summer of 2012, students at DCCC
had the opportunity to see the world with their
own eyes thanks to the College’s international
education program, which allows student
groups to travel to different parts of the world.
In 2012, groups traveled to China and Peru,
allowing them to explore a different culture and
way of life.
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Students who traveled to China were part of a
program that has been offered for four years
at DCCC. The five students who took the trip
not only earned academic credit, but also
experienced life in Beijing and Shanghai. They
attended classes at Beijing Union University
and Shanghai Financial University, visited
government offices, and explored various
historical sites including the Great Wall and the
Forbidden City.
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Students who traveled to Peru were part of
DCCC’s first international service learning
project. The group engaged in a variety of
activities through “Los Amigos,” a Catholic
mission located in Chimbote, including working
in a health clinic, a preschool, a hospice, a
soup kitchen and more. The group also visited
several cultural sites in Lima and in areas
around Chimbote.
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Independence
Day
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The center is really meant to help students get a great start in
college and help them learn what they need to know in order to
better prepare them for their programs of study. This set-up helps
them successfully achieve their goals.
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— Kim Sepich, Vice President of Student Affairs
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August 2013
With a Student Success
Center
The B.E. Mendenhall Building on the main DCCC
campus looks a little different on the inside
these days — namely, the building went through
major renovations recently to help give students
an edge when they arrive on campus for the
first time. DCCC calls the new space the Student
Success Center.
The center is a one-stop shop that takes care of
many students’ needs, incorporating admissions,
financial aid, advising, student records,
counseling and career services. The space is
meant to help students become more successful
during their academic pursuits at DCCC.
When a student now comes in, they have direct
access to enrollment counselors, financial aid,
advising, everything.
“We wanted to make a connection with students
when they first arrive — when they’re coming to
college for the first time,” said Kim Sepich, vice
president of student affairs. “The new center
comprehensively addresses student needs in
one spot. It reduces the runaround and really
integrates the services.”
The renovated space, which previously housed
classrooms, is now an open space that includes
a centralized desk staffed with enrollment
counselors, as well as a presentation space
where students are able to perform group work
and more.
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2012 Foundation Golf Tournament Sponsors
Corporate Sponsors
Bank of North Carolina
Davie County Economic
Development Council
Follett Higher Education Group
Industrial Federal Bank
Johnson Controls
May Heavy-Equip Rental & Sales
Mountcastle Insurance
NewBridge Bank – Lunch Sponsor
Old Dominion Freight Line
Orrell’s Food Service
Parrott Insurance & Benefits/
Parrott Financial
Swing Transport
Thomasville Medical Center
Trinity Transport
Fleming Engineering
Ingersoll Rand
NAPA of Lexington
Rives & Associates
Sepich Construction
TIMCO Aviation Services
Wake Forest Baptist Health –
Lexington Medical Center
Team Sponsors
EnergyUnited
McNeill Lehman
Brinkley Walser
Carolina Embroidery & Apparel
Davie County All-Stars
M. Elizabeth Gee
Griffin Financial Services
Ingersoll Rand
Bill Minter
Randall Parks
Lexington Motor Company
Little Diversified Architectural
Consulting
Mountcastle Insurance
Sepich Construction
SII Dry Kilns
Sandra M. Thompson
Silver Sponsors
Hole Sponsors
Eagles For Education
Sponsor
Bert D. May, Sr.
Gold Sponsors
IFG/Russell Advisors
Valendrawers
Contest Sponsors
Colonial Country Club
Davis Chevrolet Buick GMC
First Bank
Beverage & Snack
Sponsors
Canteen Vending
Granny’s Donuts & Sandwiches
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
R. H. Barringer
Team & Hole Sponsors
Allied Foam Products
Best in Show
Joan & Jack Briggs
Judy & Wally Butler
Carolina Drawers
Cathy’s Homemade Biscuits
Citizens Insurance Group
Classic Business Systems
Comfort Bilt Windows & Doors
Davidson Funeral Home
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Representative Jerry Dockham
Evans Real Estate & Investment
Properties
Everhart Tire Service
Fuller Welding & Fabricators
G.W. Smith Lumber Company
Happy House Miniatures
Hedrick Creative Building
Thom & Harriet Hege
Johnson Insurance Services
Lanier’s TrueValue Hardware
Larry Link
Lexington Utilities
Lolly Wolly Doodle
George & Brook Martin
McGuire & McGuire, PA
Nationwide Insurance - Bo Wagner
Agency
The North Carolina Moulding Co.
Piedmont Candy Company
Mitchel & Elaine Rabon
Smith, Bundy and Fisher, DDS, PA
Thomasville-Archdale Pediatrics
Teen & Tim Timberlake
VF Jeanswear
Watford Realty
Watts Realty
Wells Fargo
Silent Auction Sponsors
Army Navy Store
The Backyard Retreat
Cabin Creek Antiques
Café 35
Tiffany Chase
The Candy Factory
Colonial Country Club
Ricky Gibson
Grace Ella & Eve Boutique
Hayes Jewelers
Cheryl Komasara
Lydia’s Boutique
Magnolia Antiques & Gifts
Bert & Deems May
Missions Pottery and More!
The Olde Homestead
Elaine Rabon
Quality Hardware
Jerri Russell
Carleen Terrell
The Bob Timberlake Gallery
Joe Yarbrough
College Statistics
DCCC offers instructional programs and services to
the community through five Schools of Learning:
•Arts, Sciences and Education
•Business, Engineering and Technical Studies
•Health, Wellness and Public Safety
•Foundational Studies and Academic Support
•Community Education, Workforce Development
and Entrepreneurship
Who are DCCC’s students?
Female:50%
Male:50%
Minorities:21%
Employed full- or part-time:
58%
Average age:
35
DCCC students come from all backgrounds and
walks of life and fall into three student categories.
Curriculum and developmental:
39% of total students
Female:66%
Male:34%
Minorities:26%
Employed full- or part-time:
43%
Average age:
29
Community education, workforce development
and entrepreneurial: 45% of total students
Female:67%
Male:33%
Minorities:13%
Employed full- or part-time:
81%
Average age:
42
Basic Skills:
16% of total students
Female:60%
Male:40%
Minorities:40%
Employed full- or part-time:
31%
Average age:
33
Faculty and Staff
Full-time:271
Part-time:355
College Budget
$39,816,799
Instructional37%
Academic and Institutional Support
22%
Student Affairs
9%
Financial Aid
19%
Capital and Plant Operations
12%
Auxiliary Services
1%
Financial Aid
$12,386,549
Department of Education
1%
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant 1%
Federal Pell
91%
DCCC Foundation and Community Scholarships2%
State Scholarships 5%
2012 Foundation
September 2013
Golf Tournament Winners
Morning Round
First Place
Davie County All-Stars
Second Place
EnergyUnited
Third Place
Parrott Insurance & Benefits/Parrott
Financial
Afternoon Round
First Place
Rives & Associates
Second Place
Sepich Construction Co.
Third Place
Bank of North Carolina
Contest Winners
Hole-in-One
Dwayne Hendrix
Longest Putt
Danny Bland
Closest to the Pin
Don Corry
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Future-Focused With Donor Support
Annual Giving Circles
Chair
Director
President
Dean
Faculty
Scholar
Friend
$10,000 and above
$5,000 - $9,999
$1,000 - $4,999
$500 - $999
$250 - $499
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
Donor Support
Chair
Christine Young Harris Estate
Peggy Hinkle
NewBridge Bank
Foyell P. Smith Estate
Director
W. W. & Lois Leonard Brinkley Trust
Dixie Foundation
Donna M. King
Mebane Charitable Foundation
PPG Industries Foundation
Margaret C. Woodson Foundation
President
Michael S. Albert
Bank of North Carolina
Gayle & Jim Burke
Davidson County Human Resource
Association
Davie County Economic Development
Council
Doak Finch Foundation
Jay Ebersole
Follett Higher Education Group
M. Elizabeth Gee
William W. Gore
Cathy & Joe Hedgpeth
Harriet & Thom Hege
Vikki & Steve Hodges
Barbara & John Hunnicutt
Kim & Rusty Hunt
Industrial Federal Bank
Ingersoll Rand
Institute For Cultural Exchange
Johnson Controls
Suzanne LaVenture
Barbara B. Leonard
Joyce Lindberg
Mark London
Marsha & Monte Masten
Judy McMillan
Joan & Bill Mitchell
Mountcastle Insurance
The NC Community Colleges
Foundation
Old Dominion Freight Line
Orrell’s Food Service
Beth & Mac Parrott
Parrott Insurance & Benefits/Parrott
Financial
Lois & Ed Reich Trust
Mary & Jim Rittling
Kim & Bryan Sepich/Sepich
Construction
Aurelia & Jerry Smith
Martha Ellen & R. B. Smith
Hank Stowe
Swing Transport
Thomasville Medical Center
Mary Rose Taylor
Trinity Transport
Paula & Mike Turlington
Jenny & Bren Varner
Welborn Open Golfers
Tony R. Wike
Dean
Betty & Irvin Albert
Allied Foam Products
Karen & Sonny Biesecker
Joan & Jack Briggs
Anita & Linwood Bunce
Jim R. Camp
Forrest Fund at Community Foundation
of Greater Greensboro
Ann S. Cooper
Davidson County Community College
EnergyUnited
The Erickson Family
Jaclyn & George Fouts
Bett & Bud Hargrave
Christine & Wayne Herrick
Camille Higgins
Joe & Annette Love Hunt
Matt Huntanar & Steve West
Randy Ledford
Lexington Civitan Club
Carol & Bert May
Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
McNeill Lehman
B. E. Mendenhall, Jr.
NAPA of Lexington
Berta & Milton Riley
Rives & Associates
Melinda & Guy Smith
Robert Sweet
Hannah & Ivan Snyder
Carleen & Colon Terrell
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Valendrawers
Cathie Alexander & Jay Welborn
Faculty
Anonymous
Jennifer Allen
Judy Badgett
Denise Barnhardt
Lori Blevins
Jennifer Boyle
Brinkley Walser
Susan & Wade Burleson
Joan & Leon Carter
Sharon Carter
Ann & Bob Cole
Rose M. Dietz
Jim Donnelly
Fleming Engineering
Christy & Kelly Forrest
Cheryl & Andrew Gilmore
Carolyn R. Greene-Wright
Julia & Phil Griffin
Griffin Financial Services
Dana Jafroodi
Penny Jobe
Lexington Association of Realtors
Wake Forest Baptist Health –
Lexington Medical Center
LexisNexis Cares
Doris G. Lopp
IFG/Russell Advisors
Patricia L. Phillips
Cathy & Sims Riggan
Tricia & Walt Rouse
SII Dry Kilns
The Morehead Group
The North Carolina Moulding Co.
Sandra M. Thompson
TIMCO Aviation Services
Scholar
Martha & Robert Adams
Margaret Annunziata
Anonymous
Associated Skin Care
Professionals
Dan Auston
Darlene Q. Beeson
Best in Show
Anne & Roy Bevan
Shannon & Mark Biesecker
Jane & Hollis Blair
Gwen & Bruce Bolling
Mary & Karl Bolstad
Eleanor Shealy Brewer
Judy & Wally Butler
Libby & Andy Calvert
Jack A. Calvert
Steve Camp
John E. Canty
Cathy’s Homemade Biscuits
Citizens Insurance Group
City of Lexington
Classic Business Systems
Sue & John Collins
Comfort Bilt Windows & Doors
Guy L. Cornman, III
Rachel & Howard Cox
DCCC Davie Campus Staff
Davidson Funeral Home
Becky Daley
Elizabeth & Marvin Deans
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Louise & Jerry Dockham
Sally & Towers Dodd
Duke Football Parents Organization
Mary Ellen Duncan
Susan & Dee Ellis
Julia C. England
Evans Real Estate & Investment
Properties
Everhart Tire Service
Lewis J. Farmer
MaryAnn C. Farthing
Fuller Welding & Fabricators
Joan E. Glenn
Pamela D. Gregory
Harry G. Grier
Beckey & Jeff Griffith
Happy House Miniatures
Anthony Hartle
Glenda & Thad Hartley
Kathy & Dwight Hedrick
Foundation Financials as of June 30, 2012
Assets
Cash in Bank
Market Securities
Pledges Receivable
Other Assets
Total
$265,660
$9,917,071
$10,400
$2,276,337
$12,469,468
Liabilities
Accounts Payable
$21,290
Grants Payable
$15,857
Total$37,147
Net Assets
$12,432,321
Hedrick Creative Building
Carol Hilton
Marylyn M. Hilton
Rebecca & Mark Hinkle
Billie Sue & Emery Hollar
Stacy Holliday
Pat & Jim Hudson
Teresa K. Hyatt
Addie Rochelle James
Michelle Jarvis
Jill & Bill Jobert
Johnson Insurance Services
Ronald D. Jones
Amy & Todd Kepley
Kathy F. Kepley
Cathy, Rick, Matthew & Helen Kimble,
Anne & Carl Granath
Teresa & Beauford Kines
Lynn Klopp
Sally Lang
Sue & Butch Langfitt
Edna & Ardell Lanier
Lanier Hardware & The Gail Lanier
Family
Larson Manufacturing Company
Jody Lawrence
Julia Leonard
Lexington Educational Association –
Project Potential
Deborah Lindsay
Eleanor A. Link
Delores Livengood
Sandra K. Lockwood
Bruce Lohr
Lolly Wolly Doodle
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Naila G. Lowe
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Brook & George Martin
Charles Mayer
Rose McDaniel
Tina McDaniel
McGuire & McGuire, PA
Deni & Will McIntyre, Mabel R. Intyre, Nancy
McIntyre
Betsy and William Medford
Susan P. Medlin
Angela & Greg Meredith
Billie C. Michael
Johnnie Mickel
Bill Minter
Nationwide Insurance - Bo Wagner Agency
Lewis T. Nunnelee
Kathryn & Ron Oakley
Maria Cristina Padrao
Sharon & Randy Patterson
Laurice & Adam Perlman
Laura L. Perry
Tammy & Ronnie Phillips
Piedmont Candy Company
Louise Pierce
Sandra Porter
Cathy Roberts
Elizabeth M. Roughton
Rudisill Charitable Foundation
The Sanford Rudolph Family
Jerri Russell
Lib & Donna Samuels
Susan W. Scarboro
John Sechler
Vida & Richard Segers
Bertie Sexton
Debbie Short
Doris & Irvin Sink
Smith, Bundy, & Fisher, DDS, PA
G.W. Smith Lumber Company
Sandra & Tom Smith
Mark D. Smith
Charlotte & Steve Smith
Steve Snelgrove
Jonathan M. Thill
Mildred D. Thomas
Thomasville-Archdale Pediatrics
Ashley & Daniel Timberlake
Teen & Tim Timberlake
Troxell Communications
Beth & David Tuttle
VF Jeanswear
Karen Voelker
Joyce & Bruce Ward
Watford Realty
Watts Realty
Ellen & David Welborn
John H. Welborn
Wells Fargo
Katrena & Timothy Wells
Jeannine Woody
Laura Yarbrough
Friend
Anonymous
Anonymous
Miriam R. Adderholdt
Michael Albright
Karen D. Andrus
B. R. Ansbacher
Josh Barwick
Jan & Hicks Beam
Ronald Beaver
Jo Doris & Louis Beck
Jenny Biesecker
Danny Bland
Marty & Bill Boney
Christine & Terry Bralley
Kevin E. Breese
Jean & Bryan Brooks
Deonna & Bennett Brown
Lynn & Dominick Brugnolotti
Florence C. Bunn
Susan & William Burnette
Daniel Cain
Jerry Cecil
Bernice & Bruce Clapp
Jenny L. Cline
Carol & Bobby Cockerham
Diane & Gary Cole
Ronda Corriher
Mae B. Cox
Sharon & Richard Craig
Tod Dauler
Colleen C. Davenport
Julie B. Delgaudio
Jane & Rupert Denney
Susan & Dirk Dixon
John Duke
Scott W. Dunbar
Glenda & Charles Everhart
Katherine & Graham Farless
Jenny Ferguson
Virginia G. Fick
Andy Fields
First United Methodist Church – Chancel
Choir
First United Methodist Church – Spruill
Class
Carolyn & Russell Gabrielson
Vickie B. Gantt
Tony Garitta
Frances & David Garner
Richard Goff
Gordon’s Furniture Discount Center
Jimmie Gravely
Ed Greenawald
Helen R. Harman
Ryan Harman
Norfleet & Richard Herring & Family
Ann & Edward Hill
Andy Hines
Brenda W. Hipp
Sue & Hugo Hodgin
Ann & Walter Hoffman
Trudy Hogarth
Bill Hondros
Gene Hoover
Virginia L. Hughes
Donna B. Hullette
Bradley Hunt
Elizabeth & David Inabinett
Joyce & Bill Inabinett
Jacqueline I. Inman
John Horne Investments
Bonnie Jones
Bill Keesler
Freddie & Jim King
Peggy & Walter King
Peggy & Jack Klass
Elizabeth Kremer
Peggy and West Lamoureaux
Tricia & Jerry Laws
Leak Memorial Missionary
Beatrice Jackson Lee
Marguerite T. Leonard
Ella & Edward Lindon
Betty & Larry Link
Alan Lomax
Trisha Lookabill
Hun & Bob Lowe
Bobby Luffman
Gena & Anthony Masciello
Chad Mashni
Benjamin L. Mathews
Rita Mathews
Mary B. Matthews
Marinda & Red Maxwell
Bryan McCullough
Carolyn & Robert McEachern
Kyle McGee
Jane Duke McLean
Ann & Bill McMurray
Tim Messinger
Libby Michael
Celia Miller
Kristie Miller
Katherine & Ray Montgomery
Debbie & Ed Morse
Newcomers of York County, SC
Evelyn & Bob Oates
Julie Ocel
Lois Duke Palano
Doris Parker & Martha Walker
Kim D. Parks
Laurie Parks
Karen & Randall Parks
Charles Parnell
Marcia & Ed Parrott
Aaron Patel
Ramona & Robert Phelps
Shannon & Matthew Potts
Nancy C. Potts
Jamie Reed
Sabra Rice
Sarah Rimawi
Ann & Chris Ripple
Karen & Richard Rittling
Kellan Rives
Emily & Ben Robinson
Beth Rosa
Pete Schantz
Elizabeth H. Schenck
Jacqueline M. Sechrist
Dawn & Bob Shaak
Zack Sharpe
Eulene & Banks Shepherd
Elizabeth & Daniel Shive
Joseph O. Silver
Zack Sink
D. Clark Smith
Harriet & John Smith
John F. Smith
Louise Bingham Smith
Peggy & Paul Snider
Carol Spencer
Danny Squires
Marty Stanfield
Kimberly & Charles Steele
Mary Duke Steinmetz
Hunter G. Strader
Elaine & David Surgeon
Jim Taylor
Ursula Thacker
Jim Thomason
Cassie Z. Thornton
John B. Thullbery
Kay & Bob Timberlake
Jennifer & Brian Turlington
Turlington & Company
Mary W. Tysinger, Joe H. Charles, Jr. & Family,
Gwen Charles
Johnny Veal
Shelley Wagner
Thomas E. Walker
Sylvia Walters
Melissa W. West
Jean & James Wheless
Gay & Ashley Whitfield
Carol Williams
Janet & Thomas Williams
Deborah Duke Williamson
Ronald Woods
World Education
Ellen & Robert Worth
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Future-Focused With Student Scholarships
Fully Endowed Student Support
Richard Stokes Adderton & Catharine Proctor Adderton
Scholarship
Barbara & Paul Albertson Honorary Scholarship
Catherine Ann Anderson K-14 Scholarship
Joseph Claude Anderson K-14 Scholarship
Tom Asbury Memorial Scholarship
Automotive Motors of Thomasville Scholarship
Camille Mendenhall Autry Memorial Scholarship
Bank of North Carolina Scholarship
Ruth Myers Beck Memorial Scholarship
Wessell & Virginia Bennett Scholarship
Dr. & Mrs. James P. Bingham, Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Pat & Shirley Blakley Scholarship
Breeden Insurance Scholarship
Breeden Insurance Services Scholarship
Thomas G. & Mary Link Briggs Memorial Nursing
Scholarship
Samuel R. Bright Scholarship
Carl & Carol Brinkley Scholarship
Carol Brinkley Honorary Scholarship
W. W. & Lois Leonard Brinkley Memorial Scholarship
J. Bryan Brooks Honorary Scholarship
Dearl L. & Betty Graham Bunce Endowment
Thomas H. & Madlyn G. Burwell Nursing Scholarship
Business & Computer Technology Division Student
Scholarship Fund
Susie C. Campbell Memorial Scholarship
Charity League of Lexington Scholarship
Chesapeake Performance & Leadership Scholarship
Janet Russell Clark Honorary Scholarship
Robert E. & Ann T. Cole Scholarship
Todd Cook Memorial Scholarship
Elvin Ray Copple Scholarship
Pauline & Coy Copple Scholarship
John B. Craven Memorial Scholarship
Dacotah Foundation Scholarship
Dacotah Foundation Student Leader Scholarship
Dr. Robert M. Dacus, III Memorial Scholarship
Elizabeth F. Dauch & Willie V. Davis Memorial
Scholarship
Wade W. Dauch/Elizabeth & Arthur Pierce Memorial
Scholarship
Davidson County Voiture #1097 40 & 8 Scholarship
DCCC Art Department Scholarship
DCCC Student Government Association Scholarship
Diebold, Inc. Scholarship
O. A. Dudley Honorary Scholarship
Duracell Scholarship
Marguerite Ebelein Nursing Scholarship
Charles M. & Julia C. England Scholarship
Enterprise Eastern Star Chapter 363 Scholarship
Enterprise Masonic Lodge No. 752 Scholarship
R. Murphy & Laura Mae Everhart Nursing Scholarship
Ruth Yokley Everhart Scholarship
Faculty/Staff Merit Scholarship
Frances Farmer Nursing Scholarship
Donald Farthing Honorary Scholarship in Mathematics
Doak Finch Foundation Scholarship
Doak Finch Memorial Scholarship
Thomas A. Finch Memorial Scholarship
Stephen Taylor Forrest Nursing Scholarship
George Dewey Gallimore Scholarship
Felix Gee Memorial Scholarship
Mildred & Felix Gee Scholarship
Kathie Goodman Scholarship
Googe Family Scholarship
Green Printing Foundation Scholarship
Zeb & Winnie Green Scholarship
Nancy Goolsby Hairston Scholarship
Mary A. Hamil Scholarship
Marlin & Ham Hargrave Memorial Scholarship
Charles D. Harris Memorial Scholarship
Charles Y. Harris Memorial Scholarship
Christine Y. Harris Scholarship
Navy SEAL Joshua Thomas Harris Memorial Scholarship
William C. Harris Memorial Scholarship
Diana DeLapp Hege Scholarship
Hekman Furniture Scholarship
Dallas Herring Memorial Scholarship
Henry Hilton Scholarship
E. Bruce Hinkle Memorial Scholarship
Edgar Bruce Hinkle Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Emery & Billie Sue Hollar Scholarship
Bobbie Holton Memorial Scholarship
Peggy K. Hooker Memorial Scholarship
Dr. & Mrs. Charles W. Hoover Scholarship
Jane Leonard Hudson Nursing Scholarship
George L. Hundley Memorial Scholarship
Rebecca Barnhill Hundley Honorary Scholarship
John & Barbara Hunnicutt Scholarship
David Thompson Hutchins Memorial Scholarship
William E. Inabinett Scholarship
Wade W. & Opal C. Johnson Scholarship
Johnny R. Kepley Scholarship
Kimberly-Clark Endowed Fund
Maria Beck Kirkman Scholarship
Mildred M. Koontz Nursing Scholarship
Kimberly Lambeth Scholarship
William E. Lang Scholarship
Silas B. & Sue D. Langfitt Scholarship
L. Ardell & Edna Lanier Endowed Scholarship
George Lashley Memorial Scholarship for Criminal
Justice
Lexington Board of Realtors Scholarship Trust Fund
Lexington Civitan Memorial Scholarship Endowment
Lexington Home Brands Nursing Scholarship
Lexington Rotary Club Woodrow McKay Memorial
Scholarship
Lexington Sertoma Scholarship
Joyce Collie-Earl Lindberg Scholarship
Mary Lindley Memorial Scholarship
Henry & Etta Link Memorial Scholarship
Lucy Lopp Nursing Scholarship
Grady E. & Gertha F. Love Scholarship
LSB/Davis J. Reece Memorial Scholarship
Bob Manning Memorial Scholarship
Landa Sue Markham Memorial Scholarship
Charles W. & Julia P. Mauzé Scholarship
Lillian Maybry Scholarship
McDonald’s Scholarship
Ann McNamara McIntyre Memorial Scholarship
Edgar S. McLeod Memorial Scholarship
Margaret Woods McLeod Scholarship
Ann & Bill McMurray Student Support Endowment
Mebane Foundation Scholarship
Mendenhall Golf Scholarship
B. E. Mendenhall, Jr. Honorary Scholarship
Dorothy Hewlett Mendenhall Scholarship
William E. & Joan M. Mitchell Honorary Scholarship
John McD. Moore, Jr. Scholarship
Max & Carrie Moore Scholarship
Nancy Anderson Moore Scholarship
Coach Presnell A. Mull Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. A. B. “Buddy” Myers Scholarship
Carlyle & Betty Nance Scholarship
National Tooling & Machining Association Scholarship
J. Ronald & Kathryn C. Oakley Scholarship
Hubert & Catherine Olive Scholarship
Anne B. Orren Scholarship
Jimmy & Marian Orren Scholarship
Betty McCrary Parrott Scholarship
Minnie Payne Memorial Scholarship
Katherine Marsh Peyton Scholarship
B. C. Philpott, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Cabell Philpott Memorial
Scholarship
H. Cloyd Philpott Memorial Scholarship
J. Robert Philpott Honorary Scholarship
Sara Walser Philpott Scholarship
Jo Ann D. Poston Scholarship
Walter H. Puterbaugh Memorial Scholarship
Robert R. Rankin Scholarship
Lois Reich Memorial Scholarship
Willie Mae Richardson Barnes & Van Waldron
Richardson Memorial Scholarship
Milton T. & Berta T. Riley Scholarship
Frances Peeler Ripple Memorial Scholarship
Mary & James Rittling Scholarship
Dr. H. Herman “Dean” Roach Student Support Fund
Nisbet P. & Mary Catherine McIntyre Rodgers
Scholarship
Elizabeth & John Roughton Art Scholarship
Joel Wayne Segers Memorial Scholarship
Haynes Sherron, Sr. Scholarship
Everett A. Siceloff Memorial Scholarship
William T. Sinclair Memorial Scholarship
Charles & Lillie Sink Memorial Scholarship
Gracie Sowers Sink Memorial Scholarship
Mamie Yokley Sink Memorial Scholarship
Dr. W. G. Sink Memorial Scholarship
Edward C. & Sarah L. Smith General Scholarship
Edward C. & Sarah L. Smith Nursing Scholarship
Edward C. & Sarah L. Smith Student Support Fund
Eleanor Farmer Smith Scholarship
R. Bruce Smith Memorial Scholarship
Charles & Margaret Spencer Memorial Scholarship
Myrtle Link Strelitz Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Terrell Scholarship
Frank Terrell Memorial Scholarship
Mildred Yokley Tesh Scholarship
Edgar & Mildred Thomas Scholarship
Thomasville Furniture Industries Scholarship
Thomasville Medical Center Scholarship
Ella R. Timberlake Memorial Scholarship
Eileen Frances Haney Todd Memorial Scholarship
Mary Cave Turlington Memorial Scholarship
Paula Mathews Turlington Scholarship
Nora M., George C. & George M. Venable Scholarship
William A. & Eric D. VonCanon Memorial Scholarship
Wachovia Foundation Scholarship
Gerald O. Wagoner Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gaither Walser Memorial Scholarship
Jerry & Bill Welborn Scholarship
Virginia McCrary White Scholarship
Willie Yokley Whitlow Scholarship
Ed & Tony Wike Student Support Fund
Shelton & Ruth Johnson Williams Scholarship
Margaret C. Woodson Scholarship Fund
Workforce Development Youth Scholarship
Juanita Yarborough Nursing Scholarship
Bruce Yokley Memorial Scholarship
Buck Young Memorial Scholarship
Partially Endowed
Student Support
The Walter F. Brinkley Scholarship
DCCC Alumni Association Student Scholarship
East Davidson Class of 1967 Memorial Scholarship
Ann S. Fowler Scholarship
Charles E. Jordan Student Support Fund
Joshua Sweitzer Memorial Scholarship
W.H. Turlington Memorial Scholarship
Fully Endowed Program/
Services Enrichment
Billings Freight Endowment for Change & Innovation
Doak & Agnes Finch Endowment for Change &
Innovation
T. A. Finch Endowment for Change & Innovation
First Bank Endowment for Change & Innovation
Felix & Mildred Gee Endowment for Change &
Innovation
Hekman Furniture Endowment for Change & Innovation
Hugo & Sue Hodgin Program Enrichment
Kris Joss French Program Endowment
Grady E. Love Lecture Series
LSB Endowment for Change & Innovation
Pearle Hege Murphy Staff Development Scholarship
Walter A. & Sandra L. Reynolds Endowment for Change
& Innovation
Jim & Mary Rittling Student Athletic Fund
E.C. Smith Endowment for Change & Innovation
Tom & Sandra Smith Resource Development Fund
Zachary G. Smith & Sesilee Cher Tomlin Memorial
Program Enrichment Fund
Barbara Swicegood Staff Development
Kathleen Shoemaker Swing Professional Development
Fund
Thomasville Furniture Industries Endowment for Change
& Innovation
Thomas Library Book Fund
Mary & Bill Turlington Excellence Award for Business
Faculty
Wachovia Change & Innovation Fund
Other Foundation Funds
Community Scholarships
Contributions to the Emerging Needs Fund and other
directed gifts allow the DCCC Foundation to respond
rapidly to new student and program needs and to
pursue new opportunities that will benefit the College
and our students. Funds recently supported by donors or
through unrestricted giving to the Emerging Needs Fund
include the following:
Although the DCCC Foundation manages many
scholarship funds on behalf of donors, there are also
scholarships given directly by individuals, groups,
and organizations in order to support DCCC students.
We appreciate the generosity of everyone who helps
our students succeed. Some of these community
scholarships are listed below:
AHS/GED Tuition Fund
Allied Health Scholarship
Archie Hodges Memorial Scholarship
Basic Skills Student and Program Assistance
Bienenstock Furniture Library Fund
Child Development Center Fund
Continuing Education Scholarship
Crouch-Pinnix Hutchinson Cottage Scholarship
Davidson County Human Resource Assoc. Scholarship
DCCC Foundation Athletic Program Fund
DCCC Foundation High School Scholarship
DCCC Foundation Project Potential Supplement
DCCC Nursing Alumni Scholarship
DCCC Presidential Scholarship
DCCC Scholars Program
Duke Energy Advanced Manufacturing Grant
Early Childhood Associate Degree Program
Emergency Assistance for Students
ESL Enrichment Fund
The Get REAL Fund
Harris Esthetics Scholarship
Ingersoll Rand Fund
Lexington Civitan Scholarship
Lexington Home Brands Scholarship
Lexington Youth Theatre Scholarship
Mebane Foundation Completion by Design/Achieving
the Dream Grant
Mebane Foundation STEM Grant
Nursing Emergency Assistance
Public Safety Scholarship
Sterling Fox Scholarship
The Forum Strength and Health for Life Scholarship
Thomasville Rotary Scholarship
Toya Cleveland Nursing Assistant Scholarship
William Pickney Williams Scholarship
Amvet Memorial Park
Baptist Children’s Home of NC
BB&T Football Jamboree
Bojangles
Byrum Mansfield Scholarship
Central Carolina Civitan Club
Central Davidson High School
Central Volunteer Fire Department
Churchland Rural Fire Department
Communities in Schools of High Point
Community United Church of Christ Davidson/Forsyth
Churchmen
Crossover Community Church
Davidson County Farm Bureau
Davidson County Education Foundation
Davidson Co. Cooperative Extension & Community
Assoc.
Davie Community Foundation – Essic Scholarship
Davie County Fire & Rescue Association
Davie County Schools Food Service Association
East Davidson High School
Emerywood Baptist Church
Fairgrove Fire Department
First United Methodist Church
George Ballard Scholarship
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Greenhouse Fabrics
Hedrick’s Grove United Church of Christ
Ike Kearney Memorial Scholarship Fund
Industrial Federal Bank
Jeld-Wen
Jersey Baptist Church
Johnny Dawkins Scholarship
Joshua & Elmo Jackson Kuumba Project
Klöckner Pentaplast of America
L Kennedy Scholarship
L.R. Harrill 4-H Scholarship
Lexington Educational Association – Project Potential
Lexington Women’s Club
Memorial United Methodist Church
Mt. Zion UCC Endowment Fund
NC-4-H Development Fund
NC CPA
NC State Firemen’s Association
NC TAP
North Davidson County Chamber of Commerce
North Davidson FFA Alumni
Novant Health
Omnisource
Order of the Eastern Star
Phillips Van Heusen Corporation
Poarch Band of Creek Indians
Reynolds American Foundation
Robert A. Team Scholarship
Rotary Club of Clemmons
Salisbury Firemen’s Relief Fund
SECU Foundation
Sheets Memorial Christian School
Silver Valley Civitan Club
Smith and Davis Foundation
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
SunnySide Ministry
Tarheel Challenge
Thomasville Community Foundation Inc.
Thomasville City Schools Education Foundation
Thomasville Communities in Schools
Thomasville Rotary Club
Triad Co-op
Trinity United Church of Christ Churchmen Fellowship
Colonel & Mrs. David Ulmer Sprit of America Scholarship
Tyro United Methodist Church
Universal Companies Education Foundation
Valspar Foundation
VFW Post 9010
Wachovia Technical Scholarship
Wake Forest Baptist Health-Lexington Medical Center
WC Construction Co.
Wheatmore High School
William E. and Ruby Banks Memorial Scholarship
Winston-Salem Foundation
Woodmen of the World Lodge 976
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Future-Focused With Your Gifts
Tribute Gifts
A gift to the DCCC Foundation is a
meaningful way to honor or remember
a beloved family member or friend or to
celebrate a special occasion. Individuals
recognized through tribute gifts are
highlighted in bold, followed by the donors.
In Honor of
Martha & Robert Adams
Martha Ellen & R. B. Smith
Ronald Adams
Kim Sepich
Lou & Fred Adkins
Martha & Robert Adams
Melinda & Guy Smith
Jean & Bryan Brooks
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Susan Burleson
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Pat Akers
Anonymous
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DCCC Foundation Staff
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DCCC Staff - Davie Campus
Teresa Kines
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DCCC Web Technology Students
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Ellen Welborn
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DCCC Davie Campus Staff
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Gayle & Jim Burke
Ed Hinkle
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Teenie & Woody Tilley
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LFC
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Doris Lopp
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Jane Schumacher
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Kim Sepich
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Sara & Bill DeLapp
Sally Lang
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Sarah Redd
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Gayle & Jim Burke
Hun & Bob Lowe
Martha & Robert Adams
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Melinda & Guy Smith
Dorothy & Paul Mathews
Paula & Mike Turlington
Rita Mathews
Kim Sepich
Charles Mayer
Kim Sepich
Joseph McConnell
Stacy Holliday
Bryan McCullough
Kim Sepich
Ann McMurray
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Rose Runion McDaniel
Dottie & Charlie McGirt
Gayle & Jim Burke
Martha Ellen & R. B. Smith
Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Gayle & Jim Burke
Melinda & Guy Smith
Ann McMurray
Anonymous
Anonymous
Carleen & Colon Terrell
Judy McNamara
Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Joy & Karl Milliren
Melinda & Guy Smith
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Joan & Bill Mitchell
Gayle & Jim Burke
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Sabra Rice
Ann McMurray
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SSgt. Russell Mullis
Jerri Russell
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Rachel & Howard Cox
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Melinda & Guy Smith
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Paula & Mike Turlington
Elizabeth & Daniel Shive
Nancy & Tommy Phillips
Martha & Robert Adams
Pat Phillips
Debbie & Ed Morse
Sam Portaro
Angela & Greg Meredith
Cathy & Sims Riggan
Ellen & David Welborn
Mary E. Rittling
Susan Burleson
Jay Ebersole
Rusty Hunt
The Lexington Educational Association Project
Potential Scholarship
The NC Community Colleges Foundation, Inc.
Kim Sepich
Mary Rodgers
Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Mary Catherine McIntyre Rodgers
Anonymous
Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Nisbet P. Rodgers, Jr.
Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Gayle & Jim Burke
Paula & Mike Turlington
Dawn & Bob Shaak
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Sally Lang
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Martha & Robert Adams
Julia C. England
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Teenie & Woody Tilley
Ashley & Daniel Timberlake
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Pamela & Robert Smith
Fred H. McIntyre, Jr.
Sandra & Tom Smith
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Isaac C. Stowe
Hank Stowe
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Teenie & Woody Tilley
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Martha & Robert Adams
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Melinda & Guy Smith
Teen & Tim Timberlake
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Paula & Mike Turlington
Gayle & Jim Burke
Glenda & Thad Hartley
Beth & Mac Parrott
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Teenie & Woody Tilley
www.davidsonccc.edu
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Jenny & Bren Varner
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Rose M. Dietz
Jenny Varner
Gayle & Jim Burke
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Kim Sepich
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Jo Wagner
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Lynne Watts
Kim Sepich
Jon Weavil
Kim Sepich
Ellen & David Welborn
Cathy & Sims Riggan
Lillian & James Welborn
Ellen & David Welborn
Jay Welborn
John H. Welborn
Jay Welborn
Manzie G. Welborn
Jay Welborn
Belinda Burke Wilborn
Gayle & Jim Burke
Chris Williams
Anonymous
Jeannine Woody
Susan Burleson
Rusty Hunt
Kim Sepich
Jenny Varner
Anita & Ed Workman
Melinda & Guy Smith
In Memory of
John L. Andrews
Davidson County Community College
Margie Bennett
Davidson County Community College
Annie Fletcher & James P. Bingham, Sr.
Louise Bingham Smith
Samuel R. Bright
Glenda & Charles Everhart
Virginia G. Fick
Tony Garitta
Brenda W. Hipp
Sue & Hugo Hodgin
Lynn & Ross Klopp
Joyce Lindberg
Marinda & Red Maxwell
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Nancy C. Potts
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Ursula Thacker
Gay & Ashley Whitfield
Ronald Woods
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Deonna & Bennett Brown
Betty Graham Bunce
Anita & Linwood Bunce
Joan E. Glenn
William Burgess
Davidson County Community College
Toya Cleveland
Katrena & Timothy Wells
Doug Cloniger
Melinda & Guy Smith
Karlyn S. & Guy L. Cornman, Jr.
Guy L. Cornman, III
Margaret & John Craven
Melinda & Guy Smith
Robert M. Dacus
Susan & Dirk Dixon
Robert M. Dixon
Davidson County Community College
Willie L. Dorsett
Davidson County Community College
Gene DuVal
Melinda & Guy Smith
Charles M. England, Sr.
Julia C. England
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Lewis J. Farmer
Marty & Bill Boney
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Sharon & Richard Craig
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Harriet & John Smith
Martha Ellen & R.B. Smith
Sandra & Tom Smith
Marty Stanfield
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MaryAnn C. Farthing
Berma T. Foster
Davidson County Community College
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Jerry Cecil
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M. Elizabeth Gee
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Melinda & Guy Smith
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Melinda & Guy Smith
Dorothy Grys
Diane & Gary Cole
Davidson County Community College
DCCC President’s Staff
The Duke Family
Mary Ellen Duncan
Marylyn M. Hilton
Donna B. Hullette
Mebane Charitable Foundation
NewBridge Bank
Newcomers of York County, SC
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Jerri Russell
Carol Spencer
Carleen & Colon Terrell
Ashley & Daniel Timberlake
Paula & Mike Turlington
Dorothy & Walter Grys
Jay Ebersole
Lynn Klopp
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Rose M. Dietz
Marlin & Ham Hargrave
Bett & Bud Hargrave
Josh Harris
Mark London
Cheryl & Andrew Gilmore
LexisNexis Cares
Herman F. Lawhorn
Davidson County Community College
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Joyce Lindberg
Rosalie Lohr
Bruce Lohr
Lucy Lopp
Carolyn R. Greene-Wright
Doris G. Lopp
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Rita Mayer
Davidson County Community College
Ann McNamara McIntyre
Anonymous
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Davidson County Community College
Mary & Bud Hinkle
Melinda & Guy Smith
Dorothy H. Mendenhall
Jean & Bryan Brooks
Virginia L. Hughes
B. E. Mendenhall, Jr.
Eulene & Banks Shepherd
Matthew L. Hobby
Davidson County Community College
Delores P. Livengood
Archie L. Hodges
Vikki & Steve Hodges
Lola Hoover
Gene Hoover
Alice Hudspeth
Davidson County Community College
William Jackson
Davidson County Community College
Michael E. King
Anonymous
Bernice & Bruce Clapp
Duke Football Parents Organization
The Erickson Family
Ann & Edward Hill
Peggy & Walter King
Leak Memorial Missionary
Naila G. Lowe
Gena & Anthony Masciello
Billie C. Michael
Libby & Wayne Michael
Maria Cristina Padrao
Laurice & Adam Perlman
The Sanford Rudolph Family
Mary Rose Taylor
Turlington & Company
Ellen & Robert Worth
Marie Money
Davidson County Community College
Hazel Nance
Rose M. Dietz
Loretta K. Ogden
Davidson County Community College
Sandra M. Thompson
Anne Orren
Fred H. McIntyre
Hannah & Ivan Snyder
Charlie Parks
Beckey & Jeff Griffith
Melinda & Guy Smith
Betty Parrott
Jane & Rupert Denney
Elizabeth & David Inabinett
Ken M. Petersen
Melinda & Guy Smith
Louise H. Philpott
Melinda & Guy Smith
Sara Philpott
Melinda & Guy Smith
Nisbet P. Rodgers
Anonymous
Rudisill Charitable Foundation
Jean R. Sherron
Betty & Irvin Albert
Karen D. Andrus
Jo Doris & Louis Beck
Lynn & Dominick Brugnolotti
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Susan & William Burnette
Jack Calvert
Carol & Bobby Cockerham
Ann S. Cooper
Mae B. Cox
Colleen C. Davenport
Elizabeth & Marvin Deans
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First United Methodist Church - Chancel Choir
Carolyn & Russell Gabrielson
Norfleet & Richard Herring & Family
Trudy Hogarth
Jacqueline I. Inman
Cathy, Rick, Matthew & Helen Kimble, Anne
& Carl Granath
Freddie & Jim King
Peggy and West Lamoureaux
Edna & Ardell Lanier
Lanier Hardware & The Gail Lanier Family
Marguerite Leonard
Hun & Bob Lowe
Deni & Will McIntyre, Mabel R. Intyre, Nancy
McIntyre
Mountcastle Insurance
Evelyn & Robert Oates
Doris Parker & Martha Walker
Ramona & Robert Phelps
Lib & Donna Samuels
Hunter G. Strader
Jim Thomason
Kay & Bob Timberlake
Turlington & Company
Mary W. Tysinger, Joe H. Charles, Jr. & Family,
Gwen Charles
Jean & Jim Wheless
Jan & Tom Williams
John Roughton
Elizabeth M. Roughton
Donald Sherwood
Davidson County Community College
Reba “Elzo” Sechler
John Sechler
Gracie Sink
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Joel Wayne Segers
Vida & Richard Segers
Joyce & Bruce Ward
Cameron Smith
Beckey & Jeff Griffith
Sara March & Cabell Philpott
Sally Lang
Lila H. Pleasants
Cathie Alexander & Jay Welborn
Frances Portaro
Angela & Greg Meredith
Sam Portaro
Glenda & Charles Everhart
Marie Pou
Davidson County Community College
V. G. Price
Melinda & Guy Smith
Betty & Johnnie Queen
Darlene Q. Beeson
Emery Raper, Jr.
Melinda & Guy Smith
Mildred Ann & Emery Raper, Sr.
Melinda & Guy Smith
Billy C. Reece
Davidson County Community College
Steve Richardson
Melinda & Guy Smith
Charles Rittling
Davidson County Community College
Kim & Rusty Hunt
Barbara B. Leonard
Carleen & Colon Terrell
Eleanor Smith
Sandra & Tom Smith
Zack Smith
Sandra & Tom Smith
Legacy Gifts
Shirley W. Stowe
Hank Stowe
A growing number of donors choose to support
the College through planned giving. Legacy
gifts provide vital support for future efforts that
meet the educational needs of the community.
Examples of such gifts include bequests, life
income gifts, and other charitable estateplanning arrangements. The DCCC Foundation
gratefully acknowledges the following individuals
who have provided generous support for the
mission of the College through legacy giving:
Marge & Bob Team
Beckey & Jeff Griffith
Edgar A. Thomas
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Mary & Bill Turlington
Paula & Mike Turlington
W. H. “Bill” Turlington
Cathie Alexander & Jay Welborn
Bill Keesler
Mary & Jim Rittling
Nancy Van Wie (Brown)
B. R. Ansbacher
Deonna & Bennett Brown
Glenda & Thad Hartley
Kimberly & Charles Steele
Mary Ellen Walker
Thomas E. Walker
Louisa A. Walters
Davidson County Community College
Janice M. Welborn
Jay Welborn
Jerry & Bill Welborn
Welborn Open Golfers
Samuel G. Welborn
Welborn Open Golfers
Henry Jackson “Jack” White
Melinda & Guy Smith
Paul V. Yarborough
Joan & Jack Briggs
Sarah Redwine Zachary & William A.
Zachary, Sr.
Cassie Z. Thornton
Butch Zimmerman
Beckey & Jeff Griffith
Mary Link Briggs
Carol F. Brinkley
W. W. & Lois Leonard Brinkley
Thomas H. & Madlyn G. Burwell
Felix O. Gee
Mildred Gee
John Zebulon Green
Winnifred Zimmerman Green
Marlin & Ham Hargrave
Christine Young Harris
Lillian Hough
Thomas C. Huber
Rebecca B. Hundley
B. C. Philpott, Jr.
Sara Walser Philpott
Lois W. Reich
Frances P. Ripple
Charles & Lillie Sink
Foyell P. Smith
Elizabeth Y. Terrell
Hughey E. Thomas
Nora M. Venable
Ed & Tony Wike
In-Kind Gifts
The following individuals, businesses, and
organizations in the community have contributed
non-financial resources to support DCCC and our
students:
AmRad Engineering
Army Navy Store
B. Braun Medical
The Backyard Retreat
Bard Manufacturing Company
The Bob Timberlake Gallery
Cabin Creek Antiques
Café 35
The Candy Factory
Canteen Vending
Tiffany Chase
City of Thomasville
Colonial Country Club
Davidson County Community College
Davidson County Writers’ Guild
Davis Chevrolet Buick GMC
Discovery Place
Elkay Manufacturing Co.
First Bank
Fox Discount Gifts
Jessica Fritts
Ricky Gibson
Grace Ella & Eve Boutique
Granny’s Donuts & Sandwiches
Hayes Jewelers
Matt Huntanar
Latisha James
Cheryl A. Komasara
Lexington Barbecue
Lydia’s Boutique
Magnolia Antiques & Gifts
Bert & Deems May
Andrea Miller
John Miska
Missions Pottery and More!
Old Dominion Freight Lines
The Olde Homestead
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
Quality Hardware
Elaine Rabon
Jerri Russell
Jason Setzer
Silver Eagle, LLC
South Lexington Fire Department
Carol Spencer
Mark Stevens
Yvonne Stewart
Carleen Terrell
Thermal Resource Sales
Time Warner Business Class
Samantha Watkins
Joe Yarbrough
www.davidsonccc.edu
Davidson Campus
297 DCCC Road
Thomasville, NC 27360
336.249.8186
Davie Campus
1205 Salisbury Road
Mocksville, NC 27028
336.751.2885
Davie Education Center
120 Kinderton Boulevard, Suite 110
Advance, NC 27006
336.998.3220
Thomasville Education Center
305 Randolph Street
Thomasville, NC 27360
336.476.7891
Uptown Lexington Education Center
20 East 1st Street
Lexington, NC 27292
336.238.0969
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