Spotlight on Community College Leaders: Sampson Community College Chair Dr. Ted Thomas Dr. Ted Thomas is a man who practices what he preaches, both literally and figuratively. Pastor of First Missionary Baptist Church in Warsaw, North Carolina, Thomas has been a lifelong learner himself. “You are never too old to learn,” he says. Thomas has […]
CPCC Levine Campus Academic Building Design Workshop Case Study By: Charity Myers, Marketing Coordinator, Moseley Architects Moseley Architects had the privilege of partnering with Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) to provide advanced planning and subsequent design services for the school’s new Levine Campus Academic Building. This new facility was not a simple academic structure meant […]
FY 2021-23 State Budget State-wide Items 6%, $72 million recurring, across-the-board salary increase for community college faculty and staff over the biennium $31 million nonrecurring to provide $1000 bonuses for community college staff and faculty, with an additional $500 being provided to staff and faculty making less than $75,000 $12 million recurring for a Faculty […]
Design-Build Projects What is the Design-Build delivery method? The best construction projects on college campuses result in facilities that fully meet the needs of faculty and students alike. To achieve this, campus leaders must first choose how to approach their construction project, which starts by deciding on a project delivery method. The project delivery method is outlined by a contractual […]
2014 Law/Legislative Seminar More than 230 community college trustees, presidents and staff members from across the state met in Raleigh April 9-11 for the NCACCT 2014 Law/Legislative Seminar. Attendees had multiple opportunities to learn about hot topics and current issues expected to be addressed in the 2014 legislative short session. Representative Edgar Starnes shared his thoughts […]
From digtriad.com Greensboro, NC — The North Carolina Center for Global Logistics and Piedmont Triad Partnership have partnered with the colleges to expand logistics operations, training and transfer management to the schools. Logistics companies in the triad employ in excess of 67,000 people, according to the new partnership. This means about 1 in every 10 […]