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Career Day2019
AREas of interests
BUSINESS
CULINARY AND HOSPITALITY
EDUCATION
ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING
MAINTENANCE ANDTECHNICAL TRADES
HEALTH, HUMAN AND PERSONAL SERVICES
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
LAW AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
MEDIA AND VISUAL ARTS
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER
TTC GRADUATES
Nick GormanEngineering Design Graphics Associate DegreeRegional Outreach Coordinator, NASA/The South Carolina Space Grant ConsortiumDesign Engineer, Scienti�c Research CorporationResearch Fellow, NASAPrincipal Investigator, NASA, Academic Mission to Enceladus“My time at Trident Technical College taught me few undeniable things that I carry with me every day. You can be anything you want to be no matter how hard your past was because today is when you make your mark, not yesterday. I also learned that not even the sky is the limit when you believe in yourself and follow your dreams. And last but not least, don’t ever give up on yourself; you’re more amazing than you think.”
Natalie BristowAssociate in Arts, Transfer Student, College of Charleston “I decided to major in the Associate in Arts program because my credits would transfer to another university and I wanted to get my pre-reqs out of the way. While at Trident Tech, I received the LIFE scholarship, combined with a Trident Technical College scholarship, and that paid for my tuition completely. Since being at Trident Technical College, I’ve really come out of my shell. It’s helped me reach my full potential and realize I can do anything I put my mind to.”
Jaclynn WoodsAdministrative O�ce Technology Associate DegreeEmployee, Berkeley County School District“Trident has really represented a second chance for me…I didn’t think I had it in me to go to college or to complete classes I’ve completed. I never thought I would understand math, and now I do really well in it, so I think it’s given me a lot of con�dence. To people who don’t feel that they would do well in college, I say give it a try because if I can do it, anybody can do it. Being a student showed me what I’m capable of.”
Antwan GadsdenPhysical Therapist Assistant Associate DegreePhysical Therapist Assistant, Roper St. Francis“The biggest impact on me from my time at Trident was dedication, commitment and consistency. I learned to put the time in and to have a good work ethic.”
Andrea UpchurchCulinary Arts Technology Associate DegreeExecutive Pastry Chef, Magnolias and Blossom“As a graduate, I’m most grateful for leadership, value and hands-on training. I got the training and con�dence to be a leader in my �eld today.”
8. Bus pickup location for students9. Programs located in Bldg. 970:
a. Biological Sciences (Third Floor)b. Nursing (First Floor Lobby)
10. Programs located in Bldg. 950 Front Entrance:a. Animationb. Digital Mediac. Film Productiond. Fitness Specialiste. Graphic Designf. Photographyg. Radio and Televisionh. Web Design
Campus Locations
1. Programs located in Bldg. 920:a. Accounting (500 and 600 hallways)b. Aircraft Assembly (Information Table)c. Aircraft Maintenance Technology (Information Table)d. Avionics Maintenance Technology (Information Table)e. Business Technology (500 and 600 hallways)f. Community, Family and Child Studies (Information Table)g. Computer Technology (500 and 600 hallways)h. Cosmetology, Esthetics and Nail Technology (Information Table)i. Culinary Arts (Information Table)j. Electrical Line Worker (Information Table)k. Electrician: Construction and Industrial (Room 614)l. Hospitality and Tourism (Information Table)m Industrial Maintenance Mechanic (Room 624)n. Information Systems Programming (Room 503)
o. Division of Public, Professional and Legal Studies (Information Table)p. Networking Systems Management (Rooms 603, 505)q. Student Enrollment Services (Information Table)r. University Transfer—Humanities and Social Sciences/
Mathematics and Natural Sciences (Information Table)2. Food Court (outside) and T-shirt prize pickup area (inside) with completed passport card3. Programs located in Bldg. 700 and 800 Lobby Area:
a. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanicsb. Automotive Technologyc. Electrician: Automated and Industriald. Engineering Technology and Engineering Transfere. Machine Tool Technology
4. Programs located in Bldg. 200:a. Early Care and Education (Room 157)b. Human Services (Room 148)
5. Program located in Bldg. 400:a. Welding
6. Program located in Bldg. 620:a. Horticulture Technology
7. Programs located in Bldg. 630 Front Entrance:a. Dental Hygieneb. EMT (Emergency Medical Technology)c. Expanded Duty Dental Assistingd. Health Information Managemente. Medical Assistingf. Medical Laboratory Technologyg. Occupational Therapy Assistanth. Pharmacy Techniciani. Physical Therapist Assistantj. Radiologic Technologyk. Respiratory Carel. Veterinary Technology
Start from the Academic Fair for your �rst tour. After your �rst tour, you can use this map to visit other areas for tours, or you can return to the Academic Fair.
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8. Bus pickup location for students9. Programs located in Bldg. 970:
a. Biological Sciences (Third Floor)b. Nursing (First Floor Lobby)
10. Programs located in Bldg. 950 Front Entrance:a. Animationb. Digital Mediac. Film Productiond. Fitness Specialiste. Graphic Designf. Photographyg. Radio and Televisionh. Web Design
1. Programs located in Bldg. 920:a. Accounting (500 and 600 hallways)b. Aircraft Assembly (Information Table)c. Aircraft Maintenance Technology (Information Table)d. Avionics Maintenance Technology (Information Table)e. Business Technology (500 and 600 hallways)f. Community, Family and Child Studies (Information Table)g. Computer Technology (500 and 600 hallways)h. Cosmetology, Esthetics and Nail Technology (Information Table)i. Culinary Arts (Information Table)j. Electrical Line Worker (Information Table)k. Electrician: Construction and Industrial (Room 614)l. Hospitality and Tourism (Information Table)m Industrial Maintenance Mechanic (Room 624)n. Information Systems Programming (Room 503)
o. Division of Public, Professional and Legal Studies (Information Table)p. Networking Systems Management (Rooms 603, 505)q. Student Enrollment Services (Information Table)r. University Transfer—Humanities and Social Sciences/
Mathematics and Natural Sciences (Information Table)2. Food Court (outside) and T-shirt prize pickup area (inside) with completed passport card3. Programs located in Bldg. 700 and 800 Lobby Area:
a. Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanicsb. Automotive Technologyc. Electrician: Automated and Industriald. Engineering Technology and Engineering Transfere. Machine Tool Technology
4. Programs located in Bldg. 200:a. Early Care and Education (Room 157)b. Human Services (Room 148)
5. Program located in Bldg. 400:a. Welding
6. Program located in Bldg. 620:a. Horticulture Technology
7. Programs located in Bldg. 630 Front Entrance:a. Dental Hygieneb. EMT (Emergency Medical Technology)c. Expanded Duty Dental Assistingd. Health Information Managemente. Medical Assistingf. Medical Laboratory Technologyg. Occupational Therapy Assistanth. Pharmacy Techniciani. Physical Therapist Assistantj. Radiologic Technologyk. Respiratory Carel. Veterinary Technology
Nursing toursevery 15 minutes
Building 920
Start from the Academic Fair for your �rst tour. After your �rst tour, you can use this map to visit other areas for tours, or you can return to the Academic Fair.
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2019 ScholarshipsSouth Carolina LIFE Scholarship For students to qualify for the scholarship under the current and/or renewal requirements, they must meet certain criteria.
High School Juniors - Prepare to apply online for TTC scholarships
TTC’s 2020-21 online scholarship application will be available starting January 2020. The college will use your application to determine your eligibility for all TTC scholarships for the 2020-21 academic year.Before gaining access to the online scholarship application, high school seniors must complete these steps: 1. Submit a TTC admission application to the TTC Admissions o�ce. You will receive a student ID number and email account once your application is processed. 2. Submit an o�cial high school transcript (through your junior year) to the Admissions o�ce. 3. Submit SAT/ACT scores to the Admissions o�ce OR complete the TTC placement test.
Once you complete these steps you may access the online scholarship application through the my.tridenttech.edu student portal.
Current Requirements • Enrollment in at least 12 college-level (non-developmental/bridge) credits each semester to meet the full-time enrollment requirement. A student must complete a 30-annual-credit-hour requirement to qualify for renewal. • Students may only be considered for the S.C. LIFE Scholarship for two years from the date of initial college enrollment when working toward a two-year degree. • Students who are S.C. LIFE Scholarship recipients are not eligible to receive S.C. Lottery-Funded Tuition Assistance, except during the remediation period. • Students with disabilities may be approved to take a reduced course load (instead of 12 credit hours) to meet the full-time enrollment requirement and the 30-annual-credit-hour requirement. Please contact TTC's Counseling Services o�ce for more information at 843.574.6131.
Students may view additional eligibility and renewal requirements on the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education website at www.che.sc.gov.
LIFE Scholarship Info SessionTuesday, April 9, 6 p.m.
Nursing and Science Building (Bldg. 970)/Rm. 108For more information, contact Mark Yearty at [email protected] or 843.574.6346.
SCHEDULE9 -10 a.m. Welcome/Registration – Bldg. 920Complex for Economic DevelopmentMeet current students and receive your goody bag with materials to help you get the most out of Trident Technical College Career Day 2019!
9 -10:30 a.m. Orientation – Bldg. 920Complex for Economic DevelopmentTTC sta� explain what to expect throughout the day and o�er tips to assist you in mapping out your time with us.
9 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Academic Fair – Bldg. 920Complex for Economic DevelopmentBegin your explorations here. Find out what tours are available and gather at designated spots to begin your tour.
9:15 a.m. - noon Ongoing Tours of Academic ProgramsCampus wideOnce you’ve left from the Academic Fair on your �rst tour, you can use the map in this handbook to visit other areas for tours, or you can return to the Academic Fair. Don’t forget to get at least three signatures on your passport card to receive your prize!
10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Food Court Area – Bldg. 920(outside Relish Restaurant)
Explore student organizations, food and more! Come inside the glass doors to turn in your completed passport for a prize.
Some of our industry partners are here today to show you what companies you could work for and what kinds of jobs you could have after graduating from Trident Technical College.
www.tridenttech.edu
It is the policy of Trident Technical College that no discrimination on the grounds of race, color, disability, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, gender identity, pregnancy, or national or ethnic origin will exist in any area of the college. Printed by Trident Technical College 02/19
TTC would like to thank Everyone who helped make Career Day 2019 a great day.
Career Day CommitteeTTC Faculty and Staff
ttc student organizationsindustry partners
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