酴圖弝け CC, NC State Strengthen Partnership through C3 Military Connect
Feb 22, 2022 NEW BERN 酴圖弝け (酴圖弝け CC) and North Carolina State University (NC State) recently signed an agreement that will help qualified military-affiliated 酴圖弝け CC students transfer to NC State through the Community College Collaboration (C3) Military Connect program.
酴圖弝け CC to celebrate Black History Month with 'Tracing Our Past: A Reflection on 酴圖弝け County's Black History'
Feb 15, 2022 NEW BERN酴圖弝け (酴圖弝け CC) will celebrate Black History Month with a free program entitled Tracing Our Past: A Reflection on 酴圖弝け County's Black History on Thursday, Feb. 24. The program will take place from 6-7:30 p.m.
酴圖弝け Announces Deans List for Fall 2021 Semester
Feb 4, 2022 NEW BERN 酴圖弝け has announced the students named to the Deans List for the fall 2021 semester.
酴圖弝け CC Employee named 2022 NCCCS Staff of the Year
Jan 31, 2022 NEW BERN - 酴圖弝け (酴圖弝け CC) Director of Community Workforce Readiness Greg Singleton has been named the 2022 North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) Staff of the Year.
Nominations Open for 酴圖弝け CC Foundation's 12th Annual Community Fabric Awards
Jan 5, 2022
酴圖弝け CC Chemistry Class gives Silver Bells an Elemental Makeover
Dec 22, 2021 By Holly Desrosier
Announcing the Golden LEAF Scholars Program for the 2021-2022 School Year
Dec 17, 2021 Golden LEAF Scholars Program for Two-Year Colleges is funded through a grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation, a nonprofit organization established in 1999 to help transform North Carolinas economy.
International Paper Donates $1,000 to 酴圖弝け CCs Panther Pantry
Dec 16, 2021 NEW BERN The 酴圖弝け (酴圖弝け CC) Foundation received a $1,000 grant from International Paper on Dec. 14 to help support the Panther Pantry, which provides nonperishable food and supplies to students in need.
酴圖弝け CC BLET students collect donations for wounded 酴圖弝け County Deputy
Dec 6, 2021 Students from the Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) program presented 酴圖弝け County Sheriff Chip Hughes with a $400 donation to help 酴圖弝け County Deputy Zachary Bellingham in his recovery.