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EDUCATING AND EMPOWERING PEOPLE FOR SUCCESS

published by PITT COMMUNITY COLLEGE and the PCC FOUNDATION

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FEATURES

Message from the President

Board of Trustees

Winds of Change

Growth & Improvements

Achievements

Student Benefits / Serving Our Community

Who Are Our Students?

PCC Foundation & Director’s Message

Foundation Events Report

Alumni Awards

Foundation Board

Foundation in Action & Financial Report

Scholarships

Foundation Donors

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THE MISSION OF PITT COMMUNITY COLLEGE

IS TO EDUCATE AND EMPOWER PEOPLE FOR SUCCESS.

E D U C AT I N G A N D E M P O W E R I N G P E O P L E F O R S U C C E S S


Though “success” is a subjective concept with no widely-accepted formula for precise calculation, I’m inclined to agree with the late motivational speaker Zig Ziglar, who said success could be measured by the amount of

good you do for others. By that standard, Pitt Community College was eminently successful during the 2018-19 academic year.

I felt a tremendous sense of pride as I took stock of everything the college accomplished. Greater still was the joy I felt thinking about how our educational programs and services have helped people in the community improve their lives and, in turn, helped area business and industry improve their efficiency and effectiveness. Behind PCC’s many successes are administrators, faculty and staff dedicated to serving the community — and doing so with excellence. Their devotion is best illustrated by the three-year commitment PCC made in 2019 to partner with the prestigious

Achieving the Dream National Network in order to improve student outcomes. By doing so, the college sent a message loud and clear that ‘good enough’ simply isn’t good enough.

While much has changed at PCC over the years, our fundamental purpose for being here remains the same. As former PCC President William Fulford concluded in 1965: PCC has “a clear-cut mandate for excellence” and “something special to contribute” toward meeting the region’s educational needs. It is my sincere hope that if you take nothing else from this annual report, you’ll come away with a crystal clear understanding of PCC’s desire to continually improve and offer more and better learning opportunities to those we serve. Our mission to educate and empower people for success is as important and relevant as ever and leaves no room for complacency.

Dr. Lawrence Rouse President, Pitt Community College

FROM THE PRESIDENT

“In this publication, you’ll discover PCC’s achievements were many and wide-ranging. You’ll read about alumni distinguishing themselves in their workplaces as well as current students earning awards for academic achievement and leadership. You will also see examples of the power of teamwork at PCC.”

As a Pitt Community College graduate, serving on the Board of Trustees is an honor. PCC is a special place that has given me and many others in the community an opportunity to improve our lives through higher education. In a little more than a year, PCC will celebrate its 60th Anniversary. The college has expanded since 1961 in terms of enrollment, employees, facilities and programs, but its mission to educate and empower people for success remains unchanged. Today, Pitt Community College is continually demonstrating the power of education to transform people’s lives for the better. We’re a major player in the region’s economy, and this Annual Report to the Community is testament to our contributions toward development of a skilled workforce that attracts new business and industry to eastern North Carolina and ensures our current employers thrive.

Gary Evans Chair, Pitt Community College Board of Trustees

From the Board of Trustees Chair

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2019 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

2019 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Gary Evans, Chair General Manager, Procurement Analysis and Regulatory

Affairs, Pyxus Agriculture USA, LLC

Don Mills, Vice Chair Retired, NACCO

Gloristeen Brown, Secretary Mayor, Town of Bethel

Shirley Carraway Retired Educator

Charles Ellis Attorney, Ward and Smith, P.A.

Brian Floyd President, Vidant Health Medical Center

Kathy P. Frazier Retired Educator, Pitt County Schools

Dr. Peter J. Kragel Professor and Chair of the Department of Pathology

and Laboratory Medicine, Brody School of Medicine, ECU

Charles Long Retired Pitt County Schools Administrator

Patti Sanders-Smith, Ed.D. Adjunct Professor, Gardner-Webb Retired Assistant Superintendent,

Wilson County Schools

Tyree Walker Chief Human Resource Officer

Vidant Medical Center

Randy Walters Owner, Farmville Furniture Company

Curtisia Canady President, Student Government Association

Ex-Officio


Pitt Community College Trustees took a moment during graduation in May 2019 to show their appreciation to an employee who demonstrated outstanding service to the college and community for more than three decades.

During the ceremony, trustees presented a Distinguished Service Award to PCC Vice President of Institutional Advancement Susan Nobles. Making the presentation on the board’s behalf was Miles Minges, who worked closely with Nobles as chairman of the PCC Foundation Board.

“When speaking about the commitment and contributions to the mission of Pitt Community College and the N.C. Community College System, you will not find anyone with more heart, determination, loyalty and passion than Susan Nobles,” Minges said. “… She has been a driving force behind creating an active and visible Institutional Advancement Division.

“… She has led efforts to secure gifts and donations for scholarships, capital projects, and program expansion and growth that supports our students and the college.”

A Lenoir County native, Nobles began working at PCC in 1987 as director of Marketing and Public Relations before she was named vice president in 2000. She was also the PCC Foundation’s executive director and led capital campaign projects and secured gifts and donations for student scholarships and various educational activities.

In 2017, Nobles received the N.C. Community College System’s Staff Person of the Year Award. She retired in July 2019 after holding the VP of Institutional Advancement position for nearly 20 years.

Dr. Dennis Massey Retires from PCCExcerpt from Dr. Massey’s message to the college on June 3, 2018:

‘Over the years, I have used the Janus image or theme at the beginning of the calendar year to look forward and backwards simultaneously, usually in relation to Pitt’s strong foundation and future goals. But the Scholarship Fundraiser Gala in honor of me on May 18 sponsored by the PCC Foundation has evoked personal reflections. I have had almost a 50-year career in higher education which centered on teaching a variety of learners, including secondary teachers in Japan, fifth graders in inner-city Baltimore, inmates at an Ohio prison, and many others before taking on

leadership roles in private universities and then community colleges. This last stage of 28 years with two-year colleges has been an especial delight and extremely satisfying.

Neither teaching nor administration was what I had considered as careers before and during college, but my students and colleagues in various settings have shown me what positive results can occur in places like Pitt Community College, especially in terms of “democratizing” education in the U.S. Looking forward, I am extremely optimistic that the foundation developed here will continue to evolve to benefit our state and local area in vital ways which are dynamic and beneficial to residents and employers alike. I truly feel fortunate to have played a major role along with the President’s Leadership Team, faculty and staff over the past fifteen years in this evolution and look forward to remaining in Greenville and watching the College’s impacts multiply.”

Nobles Receives DSA at Graduation prior to Retiring

“I truly feel fortunate to have played a major role along with the PLT, faculty and staff over the past fifteen years.”

Winds of Change

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Dr. Lawrence Rouse Selected as PCC’s Fifth President

Dr. Lawrence Rouse began his work as PCC President on August 1, 2018, following the retirement of Dr. Dennis Massey. Prior to joining the staff and faculty at PCC, Rouse had served as the President of James Sprunt Community College in Kenansville, NC, since 2005.

A South Carolina native, Rouse earned a Bachelor of Arts in sociology from Voorhees College in 1978, a Masters of Education from the University of South Carolina in 1992, and a Doctorate of Education from N.C. State

University in 1998. Rouse, who has more than 36 years of experience in community college administration and leadership, received the 2016 N.C. Community College System President of the Year Award. His professional background includes work as Dean of Students at Johnston Community College and associate vice president for Enrollment Management/Dean of Students at South Carolina’s Central Carolina Technical College (CCTC). He also served as Director of Cooperative Education and Placement Services and as an admissions specialist with CCTC.

In addition to his professional service, Rouse has been active in civic, fraternal and community organizations throughout his career. He and his wife, Janie, are residing in the Winterville community.

Rouse is the fifth person to serve as PCC president in the college’s 59-year history, joining Lloyd Spaulding, William Fulford, Charles Russell and Massey.

New Leadership

Cox Named VP of Institutional Advancement

Marianne Cox joined the college in 2011 to serve as coordinator of the VISIONS Career Development and Scholarship Program. She was named the program’s director in 2015 before being promoted three years later to assistant vice president of IA. In her new role, Cox oversees a 19-member staff responsible for alumni relations, fundraising, marketing, media relations,

scholarships and VISIONS. Each year, the division organizes numerous outreach events and fundraisers, including the Down East Holiday Show and Accelerating the Future Scholarship Auction. IA staff also manage the PCC Foundation and PCC Student Ambassador Program.

Sigmon Promoted to Executive Director of the Pitt Community College Foundation

Georgia “Beth” Sigmon is now serving as executive director of the college’s chief fundraising organization. In her new role, Sigmon, who was hired as PCC Director of Development/Campaign Manager in March 2018, works with PCC Foundation Board members on developing and implementing fundraising strategies.

She also oversees IA staff responsible for event planning, alumni relations and resource development/donor data. Prior to working at Pitt, Sigmon spent 15 years with Vidant Health Foundation.

PCC Trustees Select Evans as Their Board’s Chairman

Gary Evans was selected again as chairman of the college’s Board of Trustees—a position he initially held more than a decade ago. Evans, a 1984 PCC graduate with associate degrees in agriculture business and agriculture chemicals, first chaired the trustees board in 2007. Though his first term as a trustee ended in 2010, Evans was back on the board seven years later. All told,

he has nearly a decade of experience on Pitt’s governing board to go along with 16 years of service as a VP with Alliance One and now General Manager of Procurement with Pyxux Agricultural USA, LLC.

“Each student that we interact with is different and comes with different needs as well as different goals and pathways to success.”


Growth & Improvements

PCC administrators sent a clear message about the college’s dedication to improving student success by announcing in January 2019 that the school is now part of the Achieving the Dream (ATD) National Network.

PCC was one of the first members of ATD’s 2019 cohort, along with College of Lake County in Illinois, Hudson County Community College in New Jersey and California’s Sacramento City College. By joining the ATD Network, the colleges have made it known they are bolstering their efforts to help students – particularly low-income students and students of color – achieve

their goals for academic success, personal growth and economic opportunity.

PCC President Lawrence Rouse says being part of the ATD Network “is an extremely high honor” for Pitt and one that will play a significant role in the college’s overall mission to better serve students and assure their success.

PCC Health Sciences Dean Donna Neal helped develop Pitt’s application for ATD membership, along with Anna Jones, the college’s research coordinator. Neal says PCC administrators are hoping the college’s affiliation with ATD will lead to improvement in three key areas:

• Student success outcomes, particularly when it comes to retention and completion.

• Achievement gaps directly related to equity among underserved, underrepresented and under-resourced students.

• Use of data to guide decision- making.

ATD colleges are provided a Leadership Coach and a Data Coach. These coaches are community college leaders who are carefully matched with institutions to provide personalized advice and guidance to build needed capacities, align student success efforts, and support change where it is needed.

Based in Silver Spring, Md., Achieving the Dream leads a growing network of more than 220 community colleges representing 41 states and the District of Columbia. Along with nearly 75 experienced coaches and advisors, ATD reaches more than four million community college students. The

organization is making progress in closing academic achievement gaps and accelerating student success through a unique change process that builds each college’s institutional capacities in seven essential areas.

ATD Data Coach Daryl Davis (left) and Leadership Coach Dr. Mary Fifield (right) presented an overview of the ATD program to the PCC campus at Convocation in August of 2019.

Pitt Community College started a new, short-term Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) training program in May of 2019 by partnering with TransTech.

The Center for First-Generation Student Success selected PCC to join its inaugural First Forward cohort for focusing on first-generation college students.

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Three years after their first day of high school, the first class of Pitt County Schools Early College High School (PCSECHS) students were seniors when they entered a brand-new building to close out their secondary education careers.

Less than a year after construction began on the Pitt Community College campus in October of 2018, a new home for ECHS opened to students, faculty and staff when their fall semester got underway. It was the first academic year that the school featured students in all four high school classes.

“Our students love having larger classrooms [and] a safer building,” said ECHS Principal Wynn Whittington. “I am excited about the new building

and grateful for such a nice facility.”

The new home for ECHS’s 275 students and 16 faculty and staff members is 13,000 square feet. It features eight classrooms and a multipurpose room.

Pitt Community College held an open house in November 2018 to cut the ribbon on its newly-renovated health sciences facilities and give visitors a closer look at the state-of-the-art equipment used in training skilled health care professionals.

PCC renovated former classroom spaces into a 10-bed simulation hospital, simulation laboratories, an Emergency Medical Science classroom and laboratory, a Medical and Cardiovascular Sonography classroom and scanning laboratory, and a hot lab for Nuclear Medicine Technology.

According to PCC Health Sciences Dean Donna Neal, the project, which included new equipment, cost $1.61 million, with much of the funding provided by Vidant Medical Center (VMC) and the Golden LEAF Foundation. VMC, she said, awarded the college a $500,000-grant to help purchase high-tech patient simulators, while Golden LEAF provided a $200,000-grant. As a result of the renovations, Neal said PCC can serve as many as 300 nursing students annually. She said many of them will eventually join fellow health sciences graduates for work at local health care agencies and VMC, which currently employs approximately 80 percent of PCC’s nursing grads.

On July 29, 2019, a groundbreaking ceremony occurred at the future site of the Eddie & Jo Allison Smith Center for Student Advancement. The center’s first phase will consist of 34,000-square-feet of space for classrooms, conference rooms, a student scholarship office, and the college’s Women’s Resources Center and Veterans Affairs program. The facility will also house the Institutional Advancement Division, which includes the PCC Foundation, Marketing and Media Relations departments, and the VISIONS Career Development and Scholarship Program.

New Early College High School Facility Opened for Fall 2019 Students

PCC Opens Renovated Health Sciences Facilities

Achievements

McCraney Became Third PCC Student to Win Scott Leadership Award

PCC celebrated employee achievements with the 36th Annual Employee Appreciation and Recognition Evening in April of 2019 at the Greenville Convention Center.

The program featured college administrators presenting service

awards to 68 employees with a combined 640 years of service. Recent retirees were also honored, and the recipients of several special awards were announced.Five instructors received Faculty Excellence Awards. From that group, Bernadette Kenny, an Anatomy & Physiology instructor, was selected to receive the Joseph

E. Downing Award for Excellence in Teaching.

The 2019 Joan and Ed Warren Outstanding Staff Employee of the Year Award was presented to Rachel Bridgers, who worked as Career Outreach Specialist with PCC Career Services. Bridgers was one of four Staff Excellence Award

recipients eligible for the Warren Award.

Also recognized during the event were three instructors – Jennifer Addison, Elizabeth Cope and Wanda Tenpenny – who received the Faculty Award for Innovation and Engagement, which is decided entirely by PCC students.

For the third time in seven years, a Pitt Community College student received the N.C. Community College System’s (NCCCS) prestigious Gov. Robert W. Scott Student Leadership Award. Markus McCraney, a PCC Associate of Arts student also taking entrepreneurship courses, was selected for the 2019 Scott Award from a group of nominees

representing community colleges across the state. McCraney, who has a 4.0 GPA, follows in the footsteps of PCC graduates Jason Donica and La’Quon Rogers, who received the honor in 2012 and 2015, respectively. Established in 2004 to honor a former North Carolina governor and NCCCS president, the $1,000-award is presented annually to a North Carolina community college student

for demonstrating leadership on a statewide level, active campus involvement, and the characteristics of a future community leader.

On track to receive an Associate in Arts degree as well as a

degree and certificate in entrepreneurship at the end of the 2019 Fall Semester, McCraney received an Academic Excellence Award from PCC in Spring 2019 in recognition of achievement

and volunteerism. Prior to enrolling at Pitt in 2017, McCraney was a petty officer first-class in the U.S. Navy before he medically retired in 2016.

Staff Excellence Award Winners: (l to r) Jeremy Morris, Michael Mayo, Nancy Jesmer, and Rachel Bridgers

Faculty Excellence Award Winners: (l to r) Bernadette Kenny, Miranda Dunn, Vicki Coleman, Chasity Bass, and Keith Kinlaw (not pictured)

Rachel Bridgers, recipient of the 2019 Joan and Ed Warren Outstanding Staff Employee of the Year Award

Bernadette Kenny, recipient of the 2019 Joseph E. Downing Award for Excellence in Teaching


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Dr. Gould Recognized by NCCCS

The N.C. Community College System recognized PCC Vice President of Academic Affairs Thomas Gould (right) for his service and leadership in helping draft and implement the 2014 Comprehensive Articulation Agreement between NCCCS and the University of North Carolina System as part of the Transfer Advisory Committee (TAC).

Shown at right, recipient of the Long Leaf Pine Award Katalin Szucs (left) with Dr. Lawrence Rouse.

Ten recent retirees were honored at the Annual Employee Appreciation and Recognition event in April of 2019. Among them, Katalin Szucs received the State of North Carolina’s Order of the Long Leaf Pine Award for having worked at least 30 years in state government.

PCC Trustees honored the college’s 2018-19 men’s basketball team during their regularly-scheduled meeting March 26. The squad went 24-10 and reached the NJCAA Div. II National Championship Tournament for the first time in history after winning the Region X Conference regular season. At left (l to r): Former PCC Board of Trustees Chairman Peter Kragel, Team Manager Kalesha James, Asst. Coach Roderick Ford, Head Coach Darrick Mullins and PCC President Lawrence Rouse.

Order of the Long Leaf Pine Awards

PCC Basketball Earns First-Time Bid to National Championship Tournament

“Dean Neal is a steel magnolia that provides leadership with compassion, common sense and caring,” said then-PCC Nursing Director/Department Chair Elizabeth Toderick. “We follow and support her because she has earned our respect. We want to do better because she genuinely cares for us and, more importantly, for our students.”

Health Sciences Dean Donna Neal, left, is presented the 2019 Woman of Substance Award by Susan Nobles.

2018-2019 PCC Men’s Basketball Team

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Pursuing Extra Measures to Benefit Students

Duke Energy/Piedmont Natural Gas Grant Duke Energy and Piedmont Natural Gas awarded PCC a $200,000-grant to connect students with hands-on training and career development opportunities. The funds will support HVAC, industrial systems, welding and electrical systems training along with the Pitt Regional Apprenticeship Program.

Mayne Pharma Scholars Mayne Pharma introduced the first group of PCC students selected for participation in their newly-established scholars program. The students will receive full scholarships for two years (or eight semesters) to train at PCC for careers in the pharmaceutical industry.

PCC-PCS Technical Academy PCC and Pitt County Schools partnered on a pilot program to provide high school students with training in PCC’s HVAC and Computer Integrated Machining programs. The PCC-PCS Technical Academy was such a success, it was expanded to accommodate more students, more high schools and additional PCC curricula.

Career Services Efforts The Career Services Department partnered with JCPenney for the benefit of students preparing to enter the workforce after graduation. They hosted a ‘suit-up event’ after normal business hours, offering PCC students and their supporters as much as 60 percent off career dress apparel.

Clothing Drive After requesting professional men’s clothing donations from PCC employees, the PCC Men’s Resource Center set up a temporary clothing ‘store’ on campus to give students a chance to pick out suits, shirts, pants, ties and shoes they could wear to job interviews.

Food Pantry The college’s Counseling Services Department established an on-campus food pantry as part of its Student Assistance Program (SAP), which was created to help students in need focus on their studies and complete their educational goals. The counseling department has provided food, gas cards, and other basic necessities.

T.A. Loving Signing CeremonyIn celebration of their newfound employment, PCC held a signing ceremony for six CIT students who accepted full-time positions with T.A Loving, a Goldsboro-based commercial construction company. The honorees received ball caps and hard helmets in preparation for their new roles.

Piedmont Service Group ApprenticeshipsA partnership between PCC, Pitt County Schools and Piedmont Services Group (PSG) resulted in an apprenticeship program that gave a select group of Pitt students an opportunity to train with PSG technicians for careers in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning field.



Serving Our Community

PCC held its first-ever Community Career Fair allowing hundreds of job-seekers to network with representatives from area business and industry. Current students, recent graduates and community members participated. In all, 680 individuals came with resumes in hand to meet with 40 local employers representing more than 175 jobs in advanced manufacturing, business support services, health care, skilled trades and the public sector.

The Health Sciences Division held its 4th Annual Community Health Fair, which featured information booths, displays and basic health screenings. Health sciences students facilitated many of the activities, with support from faculty. In addition to general health tips and blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose checks, the fair included pulse oximetry screenings, information on sleep apnea, and a Pitt County Sheriff’s Department medicine drop.

The 9th Annual 50 Free Back-to-School event took place in Greenville at the PCC Barber School at Altitude Academy. Started nine years ago in the wake of a national campaign against bullying, “50 Free” is held the week prior to a new school year in Pitt County. The goal is to provide at least 50 free haircuts and 50 free backpacks to children in grades K-12, so they can head back to the classroom looking their best.

Minority male high school students came to campus for a series of presentations and workshops intended to help them increase their chances of future success. The 2nd Annual Males Addressing Issues and Needs (M.A.I.N.) Summit, a product of PCC’s Minority Male Success Initiative, welcomed minority males from four of Pitt County’s six public high schools and stressed financial literacy, goalsetting and building character.

Curriculum Students57.1% of Total* Average Age – 24 Years

Female 61%

Male 39%

Minorities 45.6%

Employed Full- or Part-Time 39.5%

Continuing Education Students42.9% of Total* Average Age – 38.6 Years

Female 42.8%

Male 57.2%

Minorities 42%

Employed Full- or Part-Time 71.4%

Who Are Our Students?

*Note: 2.7% of students are both Curriculum and Continuing Education and were excluded from the percent of total calculations for CU and CE.

2018-2019 AllocationsSupporting the CollegeSCHOLARSHIPS & MINI GRANTS $290,070DONATIONS TO PCC $35,391PROGRAM SERVICES $346,503

TOTAL $671,964

Federal Tax ID #237376114

DISTINGUISHED DONORS RECEPTIONSCHOLARSHIP RECEPTION

THE DOWN EAST HOLIDAY SHOW

SPRING SCHOLARSHIP EVENT VISIONS

ANNUAL FUND DRIVE

GROUNDBREAKING

THE PCC FOUNDATION SUPPORTING THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS



Message from the Foundation BoardPCC Foundation board members are extremely excited about student success—both in the classroom and community. We feel a true sense of pride knowing PCC graduates are working in so many different professions throughout Pitt County and the region.

Looking back on the foundation’s amazing accomplishments during the previous academic year, it is clear those achievements were the result of leadership and support from an active board of directors and PCC Trustees, dedicated employee donors and, of course, the many wonderful volunteers who supported our fundraising events and activities. We sincerely appreciate each and every person’s hard work and dedication.

That said, our work continues, and you can help us continue to grow and support the community’s educational needs. We ask that you take a moment to consider making a financial donation to the PCC Foundation, whether it’s an Annual Fund Campaign contribution, planned giving, attendance at one of our special fundraising events, initiating a scholarship or program fund, or a major gift to name a PCC facility.

To learn more about how you can contribute to our success, please visit our website (www.pittccfoundation.com) or call (252) 493-7287. Your support can make a positive impact on PCC and our community.

Foundation Board Officers (l to r): Randy Collier (Chair), Don Rhodes (Vice Chair), Simone Pate (Secretary), and Ricky Brown (Treasurer)

For the PCC Foundation, the 2018-19 academic year was a time of leadership change, new beginnings and continued fundraising success. It was a year largely influenced by the retirement of longtime PCC administrator Susan Nobles, which resulted in Marianne Cox becoming vice president of Institutional Advancement and my new role as the foundation’s executive director.

Though Susan’s passion for PCC and dedication to student success will be missed, Institutional Advancement and the PCC Foundation are in good hands and remain committed to developing partnerships and securing resources that support PCC students and educational activities.

Between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019, the PCC Foundation contributed $2,138,901.85 toward PCC’s mission to “educate and empower people for success” – and we couldn’t have done it without tremendous support from the community. We’re grateful for every financial donation, in-kind offering, facility-naming contribution, and estate-planned gift our donors entrusted to us and pledge to make the best use of these investments in higher education.

The foundation will need the community’s backing once again in the months ahead, as we raise funds to build the Eddie & Jo Allison Smith Center for Student Advancement. Though most of the funding for that much-needed facility has been secured through our “Accelerating the Future Capital Campaign,” we’re still working to meet our fundraising goal.

As the pages of this annual report show, the PCC Foundation experienced much success during the previous academic year and our future is bright. But, as poet Robert Frost once wrote, we have miles to go before we sleep.

– Beth Sigmon, Executive Director, PCC Foundation

Message from the Director

– Randy Collier, PCC Foundation Board Chair


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PCC FOUNDATION SPONSORED EVENTS

ACCELERATING THE FUTURE EVENT

The Pitt Community College Foundation took a unique approach when planning for their spring scholarship event. On March 15, 2019, guests gathered in two private airplane hangars located at the Pitt-Greenville Airport. Dinner and entertainment took place in one hangar while silent auction items were displayed in the other hangar.

Planes, helicopters, and even a tiny house built by PCC Building Construction Technology students were on display on the tarmac. The event raised a total of $89,899.81. Special thanks to Eddie Smith and Parker Overton for allowing the foundation to use their facilities for this event.

DOWN EAST HOLIDAY SHOW

The 2018 Down East Holiday Show was the most successful fundraiser in the event’s 17-year history. With 186 vendors selling a wide variety of merchandise, 10,950 shoppers attended and generated $145,798.07 (includes in-kind donations). Proceeds from this event provide scholarships and educational activities for PCC students.

Ms. Edna Barber Retired

Ms. Vera Braswell New York Life

Mr. Bill BrownBrown and Wood

Mr. Don Brown Brown Funeral Home

Mr. John CarrerePitt Community College (Alumni Chair)

Ms. Hope ClarkRetired

Ms. Jennifer King CongletonVidant Health

Ms. Sylvia W. CraftRetired

Mr. Gary Evans Pyxus Agriculture USA, LLC (Board of Trustee Liaison)

Mr. John H. EvansGarris Evans Lumber Co.

Mr. Lindsey Griffin Semi-Retired

Dr. Peter Kragel ECU School of Medicine(Board of Trustee Liaison)

Mr. David Laney C.A. Lewis, Inc.

Ms. Betty LangstonRetired

Mr. Melvin McLawhorn Pitt County Commissioner

Mr. W. Lee Percise III White & Allen, PA

Mr. Mark PhillipsNC Biotechnology Center – Eastern Region

Ms. Lori Preast Pitt Community College

Mr. Kenneth RossRetired

Dr. Lawrence Rouse Pitt Community College (PCC President)

Mr. Donnie SkinnerCopyPro

Mr. Thomas StroudWells Fargo Advisors

Mr. Jonathan Taft Taft Family Ventures

Mr. Dan Taylor Taylor Wealth, LLC

Mr. Tony Tripp Tripp’s Tire Service

Mr. Randy Walters Farmville Furniture

Ms. Diane WatersRetired

Rachel Whitten Greenville-Pitt County Convention & Visitors Bureau

Mr. Brian WingThe Hair Gallery

Ms. Brooke Worthington Wells Fargo

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ALUMNI AWARDS

The 2018 PCC Alumni Awards program took place on campus and featured the presentation of Outstanding Alumni Awards to Touhida Zannat and Matthew Grace, a Young Alumni Award to Amira Ali, and an Employee Alumni Award to Mecca Waller. PCC Alumni Board Chair John Carrere said the honorees achieved their success through hard work and determination. Outstanding Alumni Awards are given in recognition of exceptional achievement and service to a profession, civic affairs, and/or PCC. The Young Alumni Award honors a recent student for bringing honor to the college through remarkable achievement professionally, in public service and/or volunteerism.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Pitt Community College honored 51 of its best and brightest students during the 2019 Academic Excellence Awards ceremony on campus on March 22. The program is held each spring to recognize students for classroom, campus and community achievements.

PCC FOUNDATION BOARD MEMBERS


EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Executive DirectorMs. Beth SigmonPitt Community College

Board ChairMr. Randy Collier

Board Vice-Chair Mr. Donald Rhodes Mosquito Authority

Board SecretaryMs. Simone Pate Pitt County Schools

Board TreasurerMr. Ricky BrownPitt Community College

Immediate Past ChairMr. Miles Minges Minges Bottling Group

VP of Institutional AdvancementMarianne CoxPitt Community College

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SPRING SCHOLARSHIP EVENT

DONOR RECOGNITION

DONOR EVENT

THE PCC FOUNDATION IN ACTION


SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO PCC STUDENTSAction Auto Endowed ScholarshipAlliance One, Inc. Endowed ScholarshipLida & Owen Allsbrook Memorial ScholarshipALLTEL Endowed Scholarship Alumni Scholarship Michael Aman, Jr. Endowed ScholarshipAmbassadors Leadership Scholarship American Legion Post 39 of Greenville

Endowed ScholarshipAmerican Legion Post 151 Veterans Memorial

Fund Endowed ScholarshipRoselyn Armstrong OTA Endowed ScholarshipMattie Baker Textbook FundAnthony “Tony” Bowen Memorial ScholarshipFloyd & Hilda Boyce Nursing Endowed

ScholarshipDr. Edgar Boyd ScholarshipJohn & Nancy Bray Endowed ScholarshipDalton “Skip” Bright Endowed ScholarshipJames Brooks Scholarship Bill and Jane Brown Endowed Scholarship Bruiser’s Crew ScholarshipSue Butler Memorial Nursing ScholarshipPat Chenier Memorial ScholarshipCherry Oaks Recreation Club Endowed

ScholarshipChildren’s World & Walton Family ScholarshipPhillip Clark Scholarship Charles Coburn ScholarshipRyan Collier Memorial ScholarshipBilly R. Combs, Sr. Scholarship Charles & Jean Daeschner Endowed

Scholarship J. Paul Davenport Memorial Endowed

Scholarship Paula R. Davis Memorial Endowed ScholarshipThomas Denton Memorial ScholarshipKenneth and Mamie Dews Scholarship Joseph Downing Endowed Scholarship Joyce Ann and Bobby Dunn Memorial

Endowed ScholarshipEastern Radiology ScholarshipEdith Smith Edwards Scholarship

Electronics Engineering Technology Scholarship

R. O. Everett Family Endowed ScholarshipFaculty Senate Scholarship Caitlin Faulkenberry ScholarshipFine Arts Scholarship J. S. Flake Memorial Endowed ScholarshipEleanor Beth Fulford Scholarship William E. Fulford, Jr. Memorial ScholarshipCraig F. Goess Endowed ScholarshipAddie Gore ScholarshipGrady White Boats Endowed ScholarshipGreenville New Car Dealers Endowed

ScholarshipGreenville Utilities Commission Scholarship Greenville Women’s League ScholarshipFaye B. Gurganus Endowed ScholarshipSherry Aubry Harrell BLET ScholarshipSandra Harrison ScholarshipThomas William Harwell Endowment Gene Hemby Endowed ScholarshipBrent Holmes Memorial Endowed ScholarshipHome Health and Hospice Care Endowed

ScholarshipHope, Love and Cure ScholarshipLloyd Huggins Memorial ScholarshipInternational Education Scholarship Dorothy P. Jenkins Endowed Nursing

ScholarshipJane Keller Travel Abroad Endowed

ScholarshipJennifer Knight Endowed Memorial

ScholarshipDr. Judith Kuykendall Endowed ScholarshipJames E. Langston Endowed Memorial

Scholarship Dale Leary Endowed ScholarshipKaren Lee Memorial ScholarshipDr. G. Dennis Massey Endowed ScholarshipMechanical Engineering and Industrial

Technology Scholarship Medical Sonography Scholarship R. Dudley Miller Endowed Scholarship

John F. Minges Criminal Justice ScholarshipThomas E. Minges Memorial/Pepsi ScholarshipMinority Male Success Initiative ScholarshipMayne Pharma ScholarshipSuellen G. Monk Endowed ScholarshipGarrie Moore Outreach ScholarshipJim and Barbara Moye Endowed ScholarshipMulticultural Arts Committee (MAC)

Scholarship Diane Murphrey “Make It Happen” Endowed

ScholarshipMusic & Drama Scholarship National Association of Women In

Construction (NAWIC)National Panhellenic Council of Pitt County

Scholarship Will and Donna Neal Endowed ScholarshipRoxanne Nelson Memorial ScholarshipT. D. Nicholson, MD Educational Endowed

Scholarship Susan Q. Nobles Scholarship for Student

Leaders Susan Nobles VISIONS Endowed ScholarshipSandra Roberts Ott Memorial ScholarshipParents Now Students ScholarshipJohn Payne - Pitt County Electrical Contractors

ScholarshipPCCAEOP ScholarshipPCC Employees’ Dependents ScholarshipPCC Foundation Scholarship PCC General ScholarshipPCC Retirees ScholarshipPCC Student Ambassadors Scholarship PCC Welding ScholarshipPCMH (Vidant) Nursing Scholarship PCMH (Vidant) Volunteer Auxiliary Endowed

ScholarshipPeace Church Endowed Scholarship Debi Pearson Scholarship Karen Perry Endowed ScholarshipPetty’s Garage ScholarshipPitt County American Legion Fair Endowed

Scholarship

President’s ScholarshipProfessional Construction Estimators

Association Endowed ScholarshipWilliam Rawlinson Endowed ScholarshipWilliam P. “Bill” Rice Endowed ScholarshipRicks Automotive ScholarshipLeslie D. Rogers Scholarship for Student

Leaders Kenneth R. and Phyllis P. Ross Endowed

ScholarshipLinwood and Vannie Rouse Memorial

Endowed Scholarship Dr. Charles E. & Lorraine Russell Endowed

ScholarshipZachery Russian Memorial ScholarshipService Roofing Endowed ScholarshipTurner Shafer Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDr. Robert Shaw Respiratory ScholarshipWilliam H. Smith Endowed ScholarshipHildria Franco Smithwick Memorial

ScholarshipJ. Spain M.A.I.N (Males Addressing Issues &

Needs) ScholarshipWilliam “Bill” Russell Spencer Oncology

ScholarshipState Employees Credit Union ScholarshipSylvia Jones Taylor Nursing EndowmentUniversity Health Systems Endowed

ScholarshipVan Nortwick Endowed ScholarshipDavid Vaughn ScholarshipVISIONS ScholarshipJoan Warren Memorial Endowed ScholarshipWells Fargo Automotive Dealers Partnership

ScholarshipVernon E. White Endowed ScholarshipWilliam Rabon Wilkins Memorial Endowed

ScholarshipDanny Williams HVAC Memorial ScholarshipWalter Williams Memorial ScholarshipWinterville High School Class of 1943

Endowed ScholarshipDanny Woods Memorial Endowed Scholarship

The PCC Foundation gratefully acknowledgesthe following donors for the July 2018-June 2019 fiscal year.


PCC FOUNDATION DONORSChampions Club $1,000,000 +Eddie & Jo Allison Smith Family Foundation

Elite Circle $100,000 - $999,999Greenville ToyotaWalter & Marie Williams

Pinnacle Donors $50,000 - $99,999Michael & Page AmanFirst Citizens BankWells Fargo Foundation

Cornerstone Donors $25,000 - $49,999Dr. Charles W. DaeschnerMax Ray Joyner, Sr.Minges Bottling GroupPitt County American Legion Agriculture Fair, Inc.

Circle of Excellence$10,000 - $24,999Bill S. & Jane BrownLou CollieHoward & Margaret IrvinDrs. William & Mary Raab McConnellNew York Life Insurance Co.Dr. Mary Ann Rose & Dr. Walter PoriesToyota Dealer Match Program

Foundation Leaders$5,000 - $9,999Mary Sue CollierCharles & Laura EllisHyster-Yale GroupAngela M. MooreThe Darragh Foundation

President’s Council$2,500 - $4,999John & Stephanie BaconCapital Subaru of GreenvilleBarry HolmesJohn David LaneySusan Quinn NoblesLori Ann Preast

John & Geraldine PriceWard and Smith, PA

Pitt Society $1,000 - $2,499Action AdvertisingAlcovaAlliance One International, Inc.Ally Financial Inc.American Legion Pitt County Post # 39Barbers RentalsCarl BlackwoodDr. John T. & Nancy J. BrayRicky D. BrownChick-Fil-A, Inc.Lonnie ChisenhallKatherine B. ClydeRandy CollierS. Lawrence & Sara DavenportEmily Monk DavidsonAbbott W. & Wrenn O. DeesW. Russell & Patricia D. Duke, Jr.Edith Smith EdwardsVirginia EhlersBrad & Liz EvansPaul A. & Leigh J. FanningAdam FoxCharles E. GoodmanDr. Thomas E. GouldInner Banks MediaMayor Doug A. & Martha C. JacksonJudith G. KasperekAmy H. KragelBetty R. LangstonKaren M. LemoineLittle & Young, INC.MHAworks, PADr. G. Dennis MasseyDr. Daniel (Dan) MayoMichael Weeks AgencyJim & Barbara MoyeWill & Donna NealOne Source CommunicationsParker & Becky H. OvertonRichard (Rick) G. OwensSimone PateTodd & Marie PeeleIna Rawlinson

John B. & Judy A. RobertsStephanie Manley RookDr. Lawrence L. RouseDr. Charles E. RussellDr. Robert A. & Jon W. ShawBeth SigmonErnest L. SimonsDonnie E. SkinnerSouthern Bank & Trust CompanyJasmin L. SpainSteve & Linda Stephenson IIIThe Mosquito Authority of Eastern NC, LLCT.D. Goodwin Construction, LLCStevan Hayden & Madge Gay Dews ThompsonVidant Health CenterWCTI TVMichael (Mike) D. WeeksStephen R. Whitlock

College Fellows $500 - $999Advance Mechanical Inc.Alpha Omega of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Int.Jaysen Clarke ArnoDr. Katrina M. Ramsey ArnoldAmelia BainKathie A. BeckmanBrian D. BothernTina Farmer BothernLinda M. BoydVera BraswellPhylicia BridgersRachel BridgersSidette L. BrownWanda BunchMitchell W. ButtsC.A. Lewis, Inc.Leslie C. & Kathy L. CaricoKathy CarnesJohn C. CarrereSamantha S. ChaunceyMichael Wade ClendenenVicki Gregory ColemanKendall Arlene CommodoreJohn K. CookeCornerstone Missionary Baptist ChurchMarianne CoxSylvia W. Craft

The New York Life Foundation awarded a $10,000-Community Impact Grant to the PCC Foundation in support of the college’s VISIONS Career Development and Scholarship Program. The funding was facilitated by Vera Braswell (center), a New York Life agent in Greenville who also serves on the PCC Foundation Board. Accepting on Pitt’s behalf were Marianne Cox (left) and Susan Nobles.


Julia CrippenMary F. DanielRicky T. & Bernita W. DemeryKeith G. DruryECVC, Inc.East Carolina Ivy FoundationLisa B. ElmoreJames O. Ensor, Jr.William E. EverettFaith P. FaganWillard C. FinchAnthony W. GarnerHappy D. GingrasGreenville Utilities CommissionPeter Edward GregoryCharles (Chuck) GriffinRichard C. GrimesTommianne Little HaithcockJKL, Inc.Merrill G. & Anne P. JonesVelislava K. KaraivanovaLisa W. KelleyKinetic Physical Therapy & Wellness

Ann Brown LandJana LapointJoann LaPointKay J. LeeLee Kia of GreenvilleBill Lewis IINorman K. LilleyHenry & Susan LiverpoolMarine Chevrolet CadillacDennis Wayne MarshallTabitha R. MillerJohn F. & Sarah P. MingesApril L. MooreKelly Wilkerson MooreMorgan Printers, IncJulie H. MoseleyJoseph D. MossFarrah H. OwensErin Burton PerkinsWendy Bly PerriniJane M. PowerLeigh M. RussellJohn & Sara Russian

Betty ShaferHerman & Ursula SimonMillie J. SparksFreida Elaine SpencerR. Michael StephensonOlivia M. SuttonTyrone TurnagePrentice L. Tyndall, Jr.Tripp’s Tire ProsWalter G. UnderwoodCharles M. & Charity J. ValentineJack & Jacquie WardRebecca WarrenShakeena E. WhiteKimberly F. WilliamsonChristopher S. YoungYoungs Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab

Honor Council $250-$499Richard Charles Alligood

Pamela BaldwinBilly & Kim BarberShareen L. BerkowitzLynne W. BraxtonStephanie BrownKerry BrunerMegan CarterDonald Civils, Jr.Zachery CleghornJennifer King CongletonLaura L. CorbettGina Cavanaugh CoxCicoira DrummondGeorge Mark DupreeTamsey M. EvansWendy S. EvansFormer Eastern NC ASTDTonya R. ForrestAlvin FrazierJustin FullerRobert A. Goldberg, Jr.Melanie & Victor Gonzalez

Joy E. Moses HallJennie M. HarpAlton HarrisAmy HarrisChristopher HarrisonLenora Charleston HarveyPatricia Ann JacksonAnna JonesKimberly Swanner JordanSherri K. JoynerTravis KinseyBeth Randalls LaneDeneen A. LawrenceDr. Donald E. LeeJoanna R. MajetteTim & Dawn ManningAlexandra Reddick McCoyDon MillsKathryn T. MinnickTonya Renee MoyeGlynis B. MullinsBeth Perkins

The Pitt County American Legion Agricultural Fair, Inc., presented a $25,000-check to the PCC Foundation to expand an endowed scholarship it started in 2014. The scholarship is awarded to select PCC vocational and technical students from Pitt County. Presenting the check to Susan Nobles were, left to right: Pitt County Fair Board President Frank Smith, Pitt County Fair Manager Ken Ross and Pitt County Fair Board Vice President Chester Allamon.

Student Entisar Abulebdeh (center) received the 2018-19 Walton Family and Children’s World Learning Center Scholarship. Presenting the award are, left to right: PCC Early Childhood Education Department Chair Melissa Rees, PCC Vice President of Academic Affairs and Student Services Thomas Gould, Children’s World Learning Center Owner Billy Walton and PCC Public Services & Fine Arts Division Dean Dan Mayo.


Theresa R. RawlsSteven Douglas ReynoldsStephanie RobertsonRouseco, IncJames & Sharon ShallowKimberly SimpkinsLaura Neal Brown SissonKatelynn J. SpeasArthur B. StevensonBonnie D. SuttonJonathan TaftEdith ThompsonTransportation IMPACTCassandra TysonMary F. TysonRobert Stephen VentersRandy & Anne WaltersMichael & Diane WatersLaurie L. WestonWhite & AllenBilly R. White, Jr.Deanna WhitehurstJason WoodAllyson Swain Woolard

PCC Advocates $100-$249Lee Martin AdamsIris AldridgeMatt AmanteAlison Leigh Davis AmbroseStanley H. & Faye M. ArmstrongTammy J. AtchisonEdna BarberMegan Jean BarbreWesley L. BishopTaheera BlountStephanie P. BowersKristin S. Braswell

Lee BrayJanet D. BrewerJohn BriceDon BrownJohn R. BuckLatis E. BurnettElizabeth Graves BurtnettShirley CarrawaySharon G. CeresHope V. ClarkThomas Earl ClarkGreg & Donna CliftonAngela D. ClineKeith & Jenny ClineTina Lynn ClinefelterDr. Bill CocoErnie & Phyllis CopenhaverPatrick James CorbettAngela S. CouncilJohn CreaturoJohn M. DaughertyDon DavisAnn DenleyGeorge DoveWade G. & Susan M. DudleyDynamic BaseballBrian Austin FarkasMichael & Anne R. FieldsEdwin L. FranklinKathy P. FrazierTamara T. FlynnWilliam & Teri Gamble Regina Y. GarciaJerry Vernon GarrisDrs. Herb & Lynne GarrisonBecky A. GodleyKimberly GrantLinda GrantDebby Hines Gray

H. Edwin Gray, CPA, P.A.Greenville Pitt County Area Section of The National Council of Negro WomenBradley P. GriffinLynn GriffinErin HarveyRaymond A. Heath, Jr.Jessica HillWilliam B. HoflerSusan S. HouseW. Abbott HunsuckerBeverly M. HuntJim’s Liquid Waste Hauling, LLCGlenn & Patricia H. JohnstonMike & Pat JonesDr. Peter J. KragelHolly KuiczewskiJames KunzConnie S. LloydRudy LloydCharles E. LongDaniela Loghin LongFrank Losito, Jr.Norma Elizabeth ManningSusan H. MarshEvelyn McCueSteffen McGheeCarlos & Carol MooreDr. Garrie & LaVonne MooreH.B. & Tracey MooreFlora MorrisDarrick MullinsSarah NettervilleGail P. NicholsKatherine PalakovichDana Cole ParkerManika Hazel ParkerJulie PeadenMark A. Phillips

Pitt ElectricDr. Michael PriddyDouglas QuinnJeffrey S. RameyEdith RandDonald & Sara Beth Fulford RhodesKim N. RiddickKenneth Ray RossSonji RowsomMonique A. SaundersPatti Saunders-SmithJoan SchwarzKacem SebtiEddie C. SherrodSara J. SingletonAshley Dews SmithDr. Johnny Smith

Greenville’s Cornerstone Missionary Baptist Church made a $500-donation to the PCC Foundation in support of student scholarships. Executive Minister/Church Administrator Sonya A. Laws (second from left) and Senior Pastor Stephen Greene Howard (second from right) presented the check to Susan Nobles and Johnny Smith.

Lara H. SmithNewton SmithCrystal SpruillJeffrey Ryan SpruillAmy Lashea StatonWilliam E. SuggTaff Office Equipment Co.Jared L. TauntonDini Cox TaylorTimberwolf LoggingTony TrippCarol Ann TuckerMelissa TyndallAnn R. VarnellRobert S. VentersAlton C. WadfordAshleigh WalkerTyree Walker, Jr.Mecca Shere WallerLita WardWaters Carpet Center, Inc.Kim H. WatersSylvia WilliamsonSharon S. WilsonBrian D. WingHarvey S. WootenCarolyn WorthingtonNatasha WorthingtonJeanine York


IN KIND DONORS SPONSORS OF EVENTS5th Street ManorA Time for ScienceA & R WorkshopAdvantage Therapy SolutionsAMC theatersAttractionsBaileys Fine JewelryAmelia BainEdna BarberBark BoxBarnhill ContractingBattleship North Carolina Beaded BluesBlosson & GaugeBobbie Gaumont Brandywine Bay Golf ClubBradford Creek Golf CourseBrook Valley Country ClubKerry BrunerCapelli SalonCarolina Country FreshCarolina Hurricanes Carolina Mudcats Carolina Panthers North Carolina Football ClubCharlotte HornetsClean EatsCoffman’s Men’s WearCountry Squire WineCucina LaMantiaCypress Landing GolfCryoFit NCCutter Creek Golf ClubDapper Dan’s Art & Antique GalleryDarlene’s Keepsakes Discerning Designs by JessieDillon’s Aviation SchoolDollywoodDuplin WineryDurham Bulls East Coast WingsECVCECU AthleticsLisa ElmoreElusive SpecimensEmpty Pockets AlpacaFalling Creek Golf Country ClubFarmville Flower BasketFarmville FurnitureFlipped Fantasia

Food Lion Fresh VibesErin GreenleafGreenville Fit Body Boot CampGreenville Country ClubGreenville MarineHampton InnHarris TeeterHatteras HammocksHeavenly HandsJessica Hill Buddy and Polly Holt Impressions MagazineIronwoodit’s a zoo lifeJean’s Wood CreationsJenni KJoey Jones NovelsJust Write Laser EngravingJudith & George KasperekDon KingKinston Wood DucksL.R. Griffin & Associates, LLCLautares JewelersLeo Tujillo StudioLinville CavernsLost Colony Lowe’s MarblesMary KayMichael Lopez DesignsMimi’s Diaper CakesMinges Bottling GroupDaria MitsosMosquito AuthorityMusic Academy of Eastern CarolinaMust MonogramNC Aquarium NC ArboretumOffice DepotOriental TradingOur State MagazineSimone PatePatio & Hearth ShopPCC BookstoreErin PerkinsPet Supplies PlusPixie & Pirate DustLori PreastPremier Cleaning

Queen Esther ClosetRachel K’s BakeryRiver Landing Country Club Robinson’s JewelryRocky Mount Event Center Russian MemoriesSafety-KleenSetting Sun CraftsSeven Pines VineyardScotch Hall Preserve Sculpture by DexterSerendipidity BoutiqueShenandoah Framing & GraphicsShine Factory SignworksGeri SimpkinsKim SimpkinsSimply Divine Oil & WineNewton SmithSound PartnersStampin UpSteinbeck’s Men’s ShopMichael StephensonTaff Office Equipment Co.Texas RoadhouseThe Biscuit & the BeanThe Cheesecake FactoryThe CrateThe Daily ReflectorThe Fresh MarketThe Hilton/VilledgeThe Purple CactusThe SeahorseThe Shea Butter LadyThe Vintage MarketTitle Boxing ClubTractor Supply Co. Uniques & TreatsUptown Brewing CompanyUS National Whitewater CenterCharity ValentineVerde SpaVilla VerdeWaters Home FurnishingsMichael Weeks AgencyWhirligig StageWeiner Dog PotteryWild Birds UnlimitedYoung Living Essential Oils

Alliance OneAlcova MortgageAnne’s Old Fashioned Food Products Clyn & Edna BarberJohn & Nancy BrayCA LewisCapital Subaru of GreenvilleRandy CollierDSM Delcor, Inc.ECVCEastern Dermatology & Pathology Grady White BoatsGreenville Utilities CommissionImpressions MagazineInner Banks MediaInstitutional Interiors, Inc.Betty LangstonMHA WorksMcDonald’s Michael Weeks Agency

Minges Bottling GroupMorgan PrintersOne Source CommunicationsOur State North CarolinaBecky & Parker OvertonPitt Community College Lori PreastReMax – Lee & HarrellSouthern BankT.D. Goodwin ConstructionThe Daily ReflectorTriple PTripp’s Tire ProsVidantWCTI-TVWard and Smith, PAHarvey Wooten

Dr. Lawrence Rouse was officially installed on Friday, April 26, 2019.

Pitt Community College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award Associate Degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404.679.4500 for questions about the accreditation of Pitt Community College.

Pitt Community College is an Equal Opportunity Employer / Committed to Diversity. 1,250 copies of this document were printed at a cost of $2667.00 or $2.13 per copy. February 2020 – MP

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