2012

&PROGRESSINNOVATION

published by Pitt Community College and the PCC Foundation

REPORTTO THECOMMUNITY

today & tomorrow

Board of Trustees .................................................................... 1Message from the President ............................................... 2Employee Recognition ..................................................... 3-4Growth of PCC’s Campus ................................................. 5-62011-2012 Highlights ....................................................... 7-8Student Highlights ...........................................................9-10SACS Reaccreditation and Our QEP ...............................11Facts and Figures ..................................................................12PCC Foundation and Director’s Report .................. 13-14Foundation Events Report ......................................... 15-16Alumni Awards ......................................................................16Foundation Board ................................................................16Foundation Financial Report ............................................17Scholarships .................................................................... 17-18Foundation Donors ....................................................... 19-21

CONTENTSOFTABLE

J. Paul Davenport III, Chair Retired, U.S. Air Force Officer Retired, J.P. Davenport & Son

Kelly Barnhill, Jr., Vice-Chair President Hendrix-Barnhill Co., Inc.

Charles E. Long, Secretary Retired, Pitt County Schools Administrator

Randy Collier, Past Chair Retired, University Health Systems & Pitt County Schools

Kathy P. Frazier Retired Educator, Pitt County Schools

Dr. Virginia D. Hardy Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs East Carolina University

Dr. Peter J. Kragel Professor and Chair of the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Brody School of Medicine, ECU

Don Mills Retired, NACCO

James A. Nelson, Jr. Partner Owens & Nelson, PLLC-Attorneys at Law

Raymond Reddrick Retired Educator

Tyree Walker Chief Human Resource Officer, Vidant Medical Center

Walter Williams CEO, Wilco Hess LLC

Kyle Murphy President Student Government Association

Phil Dixon & Kathryn V. Whichard Honorary Trustees (not pictured)

OFBOARDTRUSTEES

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PRESIDENTFROM THEMESSAGE

During 2013 we will continue striving for improvement. We ask for individuals, companies and organizations to partner with us to motivate and support learning and enhanced skills to respond to the economic and workforce challenges which we face in eastern North Carolina. Pitt Community College will persist in our mission to educate and empower people for success.

OURMISSION

OURVISION

Our mission is to educate and

empower people for success...

Pitt Community College will be...

...A Catalyst for transforming the individual and community.

...A Competent Steward of public trust and confidence.

...A Creative Partner for developing educational and economic opportunities.

...A Recognized Leader for accessible, attractive and educationally-enriching programs and services.

As you will see throughout this annual Report to the Community, 2012 has been a great year for Pitt Community College. The strengths of every college lie ultimately with the people who provide the direct services to its students and community. We have had superb performances from so many faculty/staff and college friends to realize our accomplishments this year. Our Board of Trustees, chaired by Mr. Paul Davenport, has inspired us to pursue challenging goals and continue our high level of performance in many areas, and we have responded positively:

Dr. G. Dennis MasseyPresident

• TheSouthernAssociationregionalaccreditationreviewvisitwas very positive, with a final report for ten year approval anticipated in 2013.

• Twonewbuildingsforinnovativeinstructionwereopenedand are being fully utilized to serve our students and community members.

• CareerandAcademicPlanning(CAP)wasannouncedastheQuality Enhancement Plan to promote timely attainment of

student educational goals and to connect students to job opportunities in Pitt County and the region.

• Fall2012creditenrollmentincreasedby7.2%overlastyearto over 9000 students due to stronger focus on financial aid processing and student orientation and advising. An even greater increase was seen in non-credit training programs.

• Thenumberofdegrees/certificatescompletedgrewbyover8%since2011.

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A number of special awards were presented at the Annual Employee Appreciation event, including the 2012 Joan and Ed Warren Staff Employee of the Year Award, which was presented to Gretchen Baugh and the 2012 Joseph E. Downing Excellence in Teaching Award, which was presented to Ray Taylor.

As the college’s marketing specialist, Baugh primarily helps develop various print and digital advertisements to promote the school’s educational programs and services.

“I feel extremely blessed to work at Pitt Community College,” she said. “I am very fortunate to work with so many amazing people. God placed me in an environment in which I am continually learning and surrounded me with folks who nurture that process.”

“Gretchen’s outstanding skills and versatility have made her an outstanding employee—an employee that everyone enjoys working with,” said Susan Nobles, PCC Vice President of Institutional Advancement.

Taylor serves as chair of the Human Services Technology Department. “The highest calling in life is to create opportunities for individuals and communities to reach their fullest potential,” Taylor said. “Pitt Community College has afforded me the place to express my calling.”

A Goldsboro resident, Taylor began working at Pitt in 2001. As the Downing Award recipient, he will serve as the college’s nominee for the N.C. Community College System’s teaching excellence award later this year.

Pitt Community College celebrated employee achievements on April 20 during the 29th Annual Employee Appreciation and Recognition Evening at Rock Springs Center.

The college honored 15 retirees and presented a total of 73 service awards to employees with a combined 870 years of service, including Larry Dendy and Mary Daughtry with 35 years each and Joe Brittain with 30.

Fourinstructors(asshownaboveleft)–Dr.RayTaylor,KellyJones,LynnLee,andRustySugg–were presented with Faculty Excellence Awards.

Five Staff Excellence Awards were presented to Gretchen Baugh, Tytishia Davis, Susan Everett, LynnMcCormick(notpictured)andJessicaSides(shownatleft).

A total of six retirees received The Order of Long Leaf Pine Award during the employee appreciation program. The honor, which is one of the highest North Carolina’s governor can bestowuponacitizenoftheTarHeelState,waspresentedtoMichaelBridgers,KathyCollins,Jenny Edwards, Sandra Hickman, Linwood Woodard and Joe Brittain for contributing more than 30 years of dedicated and enthusiastic service to the State of North Carolina.

EMPLOYEEAWARDS

receive awards

presented at annual event

FACULTYAND STAFF

Gretchen Baugh

Ray Taylor

Faculty Excellence Awards

Staff Excellence Awards

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At left, Susan Everett, VP of Administrative Services, received a Distinguished Service Award from Board of Trustees Chair Paul Davenport at the May 2012 Commencement ceremony. Below left, Fulbright Scholars and visiting foreign language instructors Valeria Guerra and Xiu-Wen Lin enjoy Fall Fest. Below center, PCC’s Library Director, Xudong Jin, helps PCC celebrate the Chinese New Year.Belowright,PittCommunityCollege’sKayGooding(pictured)andCarolWalstonjoineda diverse group of health care providers on June 19, 2012 for a meeting with senior Obama Administrationofficialsonthestatusofhealthinformationtechnology(HIT).

Pitt Community College students and employees celebrated Women’s History Month on March 14 with an event themed “Women’s Education...Women’s Empowerment.” As part of the college’s women’s history celebration, PCC recognizes a female employee with the “Woman of Substance Award” for outstanding campus and community involvement, attitude of service, commitment and caring, and willingness to ‘go the extra mile.’ This year’s “Woman of Substance Award” was presented to Marguerite Parker, an English and communications instructor. In addition to her classroom responsibilities, she is an academic advisor and student club advisor for the college’s Student Government Association and Circle of Sisters Club. “The biggest honor was knowing that students had also spoken up on my behalf,” Parker said. “While I think I’m pretty fun to have as an advisor, admittedly, I have a pretty ‘tough’ reputation as an instructor. I’m glad to know they still appreciate me.”

In addition to Parker, this year’s “Woman of Substance Award” nominees were Patricia Adams,KathyCarnes,HopeClark,AlisonFlowers,BettyForeman,DonnaGibbs,KayGooding,SueJefferson,AllisonKnox,JamelleMoore,DanaParker,AshleySmith,StarletteVaught,KimWatersandEleanorWillard.

EMPLOYEERECOGNITION

WOMANOFPCC’s

SUBSTANCE

Order of Long Leaf Pine Awards

At right, six PCC retirees received The Order of Long Leaf Pine Award. Shown left to right are Lit Woodard, KathyCollins,JoeBrittain,Michael Bridgers, Sandra Hickman, and Jenny Edwards.

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CAMPUSOFGROWTH

SERVICESFACILITIESCOMPLEX

The Facilities Services Complex was completed in 2011 at a cost of $4.2 million. The 28,000 square-foot, single-story building features a maintenance staff headquarters, mail room, shipping and receiving department, purchasing department, and several storage areas.

The building is located on Warren Drive, west of Reedy Branch Road on property the college purchased in 1992 for expansion purposes.

Aribbon-cuttingceremonyforthisbuildingandthenewCITbuilding(seeoppositepage)washeldonMay3,2012.

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Completed in time for the start of 2012 Fall classes, the Charles E. Russell Building cost $9.3 million to build, with funding coming from a quarter-cent sales tax increase Pitt County voters approved in 2007. The building was designedbyGreenville’sJKFArchitecture,whichhasalsoserved as architect for the construction of PCC’s Craig F. Goess Student Center and Herman Simon Building and the renovation of its Robert Lee Humber Building.

In addition to study areas, two conference rooms and a secondary campus data facility, the 54,000 square-foot Russell Building features 24 general purpose classrooms and computer labs and 26 offices for faculty and staff.

A building dedication ceremony was held in Dr. Russell’s honor on September 7, 2012.

CITBUILDING

RUSSELLBUILDING

ThenewConstructionandIndustrialTechnology(CIT)Buildingadded58,000squarefeet to the CIT Division. The building is also located on Warren Drive near the new Facilities Services Complex.

At a cost of $8.5 million, the CIT Building now serves as the home of Pitt’s Automotive Systems Technology and Building Construction Technology curricula. The structure features several automotive laboratories and work bays as well as carpentry shops, classrooms and faculty offices.

Funding for all three buildings constructed this past year and highlighted on these pages was provided through a quarter-cent sales tax increase Pitt County voters approved in 2007.

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July ‘11

•FormerPCCPresidentCharlesRussellvisitedcampustoseefirsthand the progress being made on construction of a 54,000 square-foot academic building that bears his name.

•J.PaulDavenportisnamedchairmanofthePCCBoardofTrustees.A Pactolus resident, he has served on the board since Pitt County Commissioners appointed him in 2005.

•PCCannouncedthatoverthenextthreeyears,grantfundingfrom The Duke Endowment will help PCC nursing graduates make a smooth transition to East Carolina University in order to complete bachelor’s degrees in the field.

August ‘11

•Dr.ScottRalls(below),presidentoftheN.C.CommunityCollegeSystem, served as convocation’s keynote speaker. His remarks

focused on the need for community colleges to continue helping students achieve their dreams in spite of what he referred toasa“perfectstorm”–divergent skill distributions, demographic shifts and a changing economy.

•Anewcampussmokingpolicy went into effect, allowing for smoking on campus in designated areas only.

•PCCutilizeditsmobilewelding lab to provide welding training and certification to employees of Farmville’s Mestek, Inc.

September ‘11

•Gov.BeverlyPerduevisitedcampusaspartofherassessmentofdamage done to the state’s community colleges by Hurricane Irene.

•ThedirectorofthePCC-ledRegionDHealthInformationTechnology Consortium reported a successful first year for the 20 community colleges she oversees as part of a federally-funded program created to prepare workers to implement electronic health records.

•Alreadyadecoratedsharpshooter,scienceinstructorJeffRoreradded a U.S. National Championship to his list of accomplishments as a marksman.

•TheWeldingprogramwasfeaturedinanationalweldingnewsletter article detailing how PCC makes good use of the VRTEX 360 virtual welding system, which provides students with realistic welding scenarios through 3-D stereo eyepieces and sound.

•TheN.C.SocietyforRespiratoryCarenamedPCCgraduateChristyGinn its 2011 Respiratory Care Practitioner of the Year.

October ‘11

•Aspartofits50thAnniversarycelebration,thecollegereleasedabook chronicling half a century of service to the community. Titled,

“A Resolve to Serve … Pitt Community College: Celebrating 50 Years of Academic Excellence,” the book was written by local historianRogerKammerer.

•TrunkorTreatdrewapproximately500childrenandtheirparentsto campus. The annual Halloween celebration also served as a canned food drive for the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina.

November ‘11

•PCCandECUsignedanagreementcreatingapathwayforpre-engineering transfer students to move on to the university and complete a four-year engineering degree.

•Thecollegehonoredthenation’smilitaryonVeteransDaywiththe annual Veterans Salute, featuring Marvin Williams, District First Sergeant for the N.C. State Highway Patrol, as the keynote speaker.

•DeborahP.Cannon,PCCPreschoolteacher,publishedherfirstbook, “When the Bull Saw Red.”

December ‘11

•Aspartofthereaccreditationprocess,PCCcreatedaQualityEnhancement Plan that focuses on improving academic advising and career planning services, since both play a critical role in student persistence and completion.

•G.I.JobsincludedPCConitsannuallistingofthecountry’smostmilitary-friendly schools.

•TheSmallBusinessCenterassistedwiththestate’sSmallBusinessTaxpayer Recovery Program, which is designed to help North Carolina small businesses get back on their feet.

January ‘12

•1994graduateBrianMoffittwasnamedChiefExecutiveOfficeratRichardPettyMotorsports(RPM),aConcord-basedracingoperationthat competes in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

•PCCwasselectedtoparticipateinavirtualcomputingenvironment project developed by North Carolina State University in partnership with the N.C. Community College System. Through the project, which utilizes cloud computing technology, students and faculty at participating community colleges can request or reserve a computer with a desired set of applications and remotely access it over the Internet.

•Dr.DavidC.Herman(right),CEOofVidantHealthCare, toured campus to see firsthand the programs and services the school has to offer. The tour included stops in the Craig F. Goess Student Center and the William E. Fulford and Herman Simon buildings, homes to the college’s health sciences curricula.

2011-2012HIGHLIGHTS

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February ‘12

•TheOfficeofSponsoredProgramsannouncedthattheN.C.Biotechnology Center had awarded chemistry instructor Olga Paine a $19,137 grant to provide pharmaceutical-tailored training to biotechnology students.

March ‘12

•TheSmallBusinessCentercosponsoredtheEasternNorthCarolina Women in Business 3rd Annual Conference as part of an effort to spread the word about resources the college has to offer local entrepreneurs.

•AdistinguishedpanelofNorthCarolinawomen—HildaPinnix-Ragland, Dr. C. Neill McLeod and Renee Robinson—shared their stories of personal and professional success through education during the annual Women’s History Month celebration.

•PCCandN.C.Wesleyansignedatransferagreementinwhichassociate degree graduates can move seamlessly into six different bachelor degree programs Wesleyan offers through its adult student programs. Wesleyan agreed to grant the transfers 64 credit hours toward a bachelor’s degree and junior standing.

April ‘12

•PCCmodifieditsregistrationprocesstoallowcurrentstudentsto sign up for summer and fall classes during the spring semester. The move was made to improve academic advising and allow students to plan long-range.

May ‘12

•Administratorscutthe ribbon on the new Construction and Industrial Technology Building and Facilities Services Complex.

•Preliminarydatafromthe U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics showed PCC was among the nation’s

top institutions when it came to awarding associate degrees to African-Americans during the 2010-11 academic year.

June ‘12

•StudentDevelopmentServicespersonneloverhauledthenewstudent orientation process and held 10 sessions throughout the month of June to provide students with important information on services available at the college and educational requirements of their respective programs of study. The sessions also gave newcomers a chance to meet with academic advisors and sign up for fall classes.

•PCCturnedtoanewautomatedsystemforprocessingfinancialaid applications with amazing results. Before the automated system, it took four to six weeks to process files. With the new system, processing takes as little as a week or two.

•Alittlemorethantwomonthsintotheirstudies,ForestryEquipment Operator students sent their first load of pulpwood to Plymouth’s Domtar paper mill.

•CampusexpansionwestofReedyBranchRoadpromptedthecollege to purchase a pair of Global Electric Motorcars to help employees continue providing campus services efficiently.

Male Minority Mentoring $20,500 Funded by the North Carolina Community College System

Plus 50 Encore Completion Program $15,000 Funded by AACC

Certified Safe Logging Equipment OperatorProject(CSLEO) $20,000 Funded by ECU Agromedicine Institute from Golden Leaf

TRiO $1.2M total – In 2011-2012...$222,574 Funded by the US Department of Education (5 years)

AWARE Summer Camp $148,000 Funded by NSF-ATE

Biotech Equipment $5,970 Funded by Education Enhancement Grant (EEG)

Health Information Technology (HIT) $21M total – In 2011-2012...$9,071,024 Funded by American Recovery and Reinvestment ACT (5 years)

Rural Community Mobilization (LoggingIndustry) $50,000 Funded by the NC Rural Center

EOC(TRiO)EducationalOpportunity Center $1.15M total – In 2011-2012...$136,593 Funded by the US Department of Education (5 years)

Pharmaceutically-Driven Additional Biotech Course $19,137 Funded by Education Enhancement Grant (EEG)

English Language/Civics Education $26,557 Funded by the North Carolina Community College System

WorkKeys/CareerReadiness Certification ASPIRE III Project $33,510 Funded by NC Northeast Region

Career Readiness Certificate Assessments $3,000 Funded by PIG-CRC

CRC Testing Fees Assistance for Pitt County High School Students $10,290 Funded by United Way

Weatherization, Energy, and SolarTrainingProject(WxEast) $900,000 total – In 2011-2012...$202,399 Funded by ARRA/NC Dept. of Commerce/Region Q (3 years)

TOTAL 2011-2012 GRANT FUNDING $9,984,554

GRANTSAWARDED

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•RespiratoryTherapystudentsclaimedfirstplaceintheN.C. Society for Respiratory Care’s annual Sputum Bowl competition.

•Afterleadinghisteamtoa14-2 conference record and 28-8 overall mark, volleyball coachTomMarsh(left)wasnamed the 2011 Region X Conference Coach of the Year while freshman Megan Mansfield took home Region X Player of the Year honors. In addition to being named POY, Mansfield was named to the 2011 All-Region X Conference Team along with teammates

Catherine Barber and Stephanie Zampini.

•ThePublicService/FineArtsDivisionpresentedtheJohnMinges Scholarship to criminal justice student Azareel Young in recognition of his classroom excellence.

•StudentAmbassadorswrappeduptheirannualserviceproject and presented a $2,900 check to representatives of the Ronald McDonald House of Eastern North Carolina.

•PCCCompensatoryEducationstudentScotshaBrownwasnamed the Eastern Carolina Vocational Center’s Employee Success Story of the Year 2011 Award winner.

•RespiratoryTherapystudentsand faculty took part in a two-day training exercise at ECU’s Brody School of Medicine.

•Second-yearOccupationalTherapy Assistant student Tiffany Wright was selected to represent PCC at the N.C. Community College System’s Academic Excellence Program.

•PCChonored50ofitstopstudentsforexcellenceintheclassroom, on campus, and in the community during the annual Academic Excellence Awards. Tamsey Evans received the $1,000 President’s Scholarship while Tiffany Wright and Corey Staton received President’s Awards worth $500 each.

•Afteraneight-yeardrought,theStudentGovernmentAssociation brought home the coveted ‘Spirit Stick’ from the annual N.C. Comprehensive Community College Student Government Association Spring Conference. The award is given to the college whose SGA members display the most enthusiasm, charisma and integrity during the conference.

•PCCstudentssharedtheirthoughtsonthecountry’sroleas the world’s peacekeeper as they competed in a public speaking contest. Leah Baez, a first-year Paralegal Technology student, took first place and received a $150 cash prize.

•AgroupofstudentsandemployeestraveledtoBelizetolearn about the coastal nation’s cultures and traditions as part of a study abroad program.

•MembersofthePCCAssociationofNursingStudentswerehonored for their active membership and participation in a number of campus and community events.

•TRiOhonoredparticipantswithaceremonythatcelebratedthe success of 17 soon-to-be graduates and 48 students who demonstrated academic excellence.

•Polysomnographystudentsoutdueledtheircounterpartsfrom Catawba Valley and Lenoir community colleges in the inaugural State Pajama Bowl. The team quiz competition followed a sleep review seminar and was held, in part, to help students prepare for the Board of Registered Polysomnographic Technologists sleep registry exam.

PCC STUDENTHIGHLIGHTS

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•StudentsCarolineKillmon,MarkLoomisandOliviaStewardreceivedthePittGoldenKKiwanis/CliftonE.BoydNursing Scholarship.

•TheMen’sResource Center organized the first-ever Division Domination Flag Football Tournament to give students a chance to relieve stress before exams. Eighty-eight participants battled for bragging rights before a team from the Health Sciences Division claimed the top prize.

•VISIONScelebratedthegraduationof52studentparticipants representing each of Pitt County’s six high schools.

•Forthesecondstraightyear,aPCCpre-engineeringstudent received a Community College STEM Scholarship through the N.C. Space Grant program when Joseph Warner(below)wasselectedfortheaward.

•BasicSkillsreceivedapprovalofan$8,204ProjectIDEALgrant to begin a distance learning program for select English as a Second Language students.

•AspartofBlackHistoryMonth,studentscelebratedthe contributions of African-American women to the music industry with a “Sing Off” competition. Jurrell Fullerton took first out of 12 participants and received $100 for his rendition of Ella Fitzgerald’s “The Nearness of You.”

SPECIALAWARDJason Donica, a 2012 Pitt Community College graduate, received the 2012 N.C. Community College System’s Robert W. Scott Leadership Award.

A Winterville resident, Donica served two terms as president of the PCC StudentGovernmentAssociation(SGA)beforeearningan associate degree from the college’s university transfer program. He is currently enrolled at East Carolina University, where he is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in education.

The Scott Leadership Award was established in 2004 tohonoraformerNorthCarolinagovernor(1969-1973)andN.C.CommunityCollegeSystempresident(1983-1995).The$1,000awardispresentedannuallytoNorth Carolina community college students who have demonstrated leadership on a statewide level, active campus involvement, and the characteristics of a future community leader.

“Throughout my life, I have enjoyed serving in various leadership positions,” Donica said. “In my roles as a restaurant manager, as a father, as a non-traditional college student, and with various organizations on and off campus, I have developed and continue to enhance my leadership skills.”

Donica, who came to PCC in the fall of 2008 after 15 years in the restaurant business, recorded a 3.957 grade point average at the college and earned Dean’s List honors in each semester of his enrollment. He was chosen to deliver the student response speech during graduation in May.

An Indiana native, Donica completed the N.C. Community College Student Leadership Institute in 2011 and was a two-time Academic Excellence Award honoree. He represented the college at the N.C. Community College System’s “Great within the 58” academic excellence program in 2011 and received the National Society of Leadership and Success “Award of Accomplishment” for going above and beyond normal membership commitments earlier that year.

After leading his fellow SGA members to a victory in the coveted ‘Spirit Stick’ competition at the N4CSGA Conference this spring, Donica received the organization’s Daryl Mitchell Award for demonstrating its six pillars of character: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship.

Dr. Massey nominated Donica for the Scott Leadership Award in April, noting that he served “the college and community with dedication and integrity.”

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1. What is SACS? SACS is the acronym for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. SACS is one of six regional accrediting associations in the United States and the accreditingbodyfor11Southernstates(Alabama,Florida,Georgia,Kentucky,Louisiana,Mississippi,NorthCarolina,SouthCarolina,Tennessee,Texas,andVirginia)andLatinAmerica. You may visit the SACS home page at http://www.sacs.org for more information.

2. What does SACS do? SACS accredits educational institutions at all levels from early childhood centers through universities.

3. What is the COC?TheCommissiononColleges(oneofthreeSACSunites)isresponsiblefortheaccreditationofpublic and private universities, senior colleges and two-year colleges. It is comprised of approximately 1,200 colleges and universities.

4. What are the accrediting standards used by the COC? The accrediting standards used by the Commission on Colleges are contained in the handbook, Principles of Accreditation.

5. What must a college do to be reaccredited? There are two major tasks: A. Compliance Certification: Document, in excruciating detail, that PCC is in compliance with every standard in the Principles of Accreditation. B. Quality EnhancementPlan(QEP):Selectanddevelopamajorimprovement project which addresses student learning and success.

6. Why is accreditation important to faculty? Accreditation allows our faculty to compete for federal research grants and can be assured that student work

completed at an accredited institution is creditable. Faculty can trust that students transferring into their programs are prepared to successfully proceed with the program.

7. Why is accreditation important to students? Accreditation allows our students to have access to federally-subsidized financial aid and ensures that the courses and degrees our students received will be recognized by other institutions. Attending an accredited institution ensures the student that the programs and courses at the institution are creditable and of good quality, making them more competitive to employers.

8. Is PCC accredited? Yes, the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools last accredited us in 2003. We are now seeking reaffirmation of our accreditation for 2013.

9. Is accreditation permanent? SACS requires that an institution’s accreditation be reviewed every 10 years. Since our accreditation was reaffirmed in 2003, we are scheduled for another review in 2013.

10. What is QEP? QEP stands for Quality Enhancement Plan, whichisalong-term(5-year)improvementproject,identifiedthrough an institution-wide process, focused on improving student learning outcomes in one domain.

11. What is the SACS Visiting Committee? About 15 people from community colleges in the Southeast visited Pitt Community College to examine all aspects of our operations.

12. When did the committee visit PCC? The Visiting Committee was on campus September 18-20, 2012.

Each institution seeking reaffirmation of accreditation is requiredtodevelopaQualityEnhancementPlan(QEP).TheQEP is a carefully designed and focused course of action that addresses a well-defined topic on one or more issues related to enhancing student learning. Once the QEP is complete,theCommissionofColleges(COC)sendsanon-site committee of professional peers to the campus to assess the educational strengths and weaknesses of the institution. The QEP should not be an addition to the institution, but compatible with the college’s strategic plan.

PCC’s final QEP topic selected was “Career Planning and Academic Advising.”

Student advising and career planning can play a critical role in student persistence and completion. Studies show that students who declare a degree intention have higher success rates for degree achievement. By enhancing advising and career counseling services, PCC can increase student success by helping students understand their educational options and form a clear path from education to a career. In addition, it is important that faculty provide consistent and caring advising for full-time and part-time students alike.

SACSREACCREDITATION

QUALITYENHANCEMENT PLAN

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2011-2012FACTS & FIGURES

Funding

* Other funding consists of Sales & Services, Non-capital Grants, Investment Income, Non-operating Revenues, Capital Grants, Non-capital Gifts, and Operating Revenue.

State 35,684,204County 13,871,764Federal 20,581,543Other* 12,297,526

TOTAL FUNDING $82,435,037

State43%

Federal25%

Other*15%

County17%

2010-2011 EnrollmentCurriculum Programs 11,771 Continuing Education and Community Dev. 11,415

Unduplicated Headcount* 22,337

* Unduplicated Headcount is not the sum of the two totals shown because 849 students took both a Curriculum and ConEd course.

Student ProfileFemale 59%Male 41%

Average Age 27

In-State Tuition$69.00 per credit hour or $1,104.00 for full-time students (16hoursormore)**

Out-of-State Tuition$261.00 per credit hour or $4,176.00 for full-time students (16hoursormore)**** Tuition is set by the NC General Assembly and is subject to change without notice.

Average Class SizeStudents per Class 24 Student/Faculty Ratio 17:1

2011-2012 GraduatesCurriculum Program Graduates

Associate Degrees 885Certificates 355Diplomas 262

TOTAL 1,502

ConEd/CECD Graduates

GED 206Adult High School 25

TOTAL 231

Student Residence ProfilePittCounty 59.5%AdjacentCounties 14.2%OtherNCCounties 18.8%Non-NCResidents 7.4%

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FOUNDATIONTHE PCC

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DIRECTORFROM THEMESSAGE

The Pitt Community College Foundation is making a positive difference in the lives of local students by providing student scholarships to support their success in their preparation for careers. That support is a solid investment in the future of our community.

The PCC Foundation also develops relationships and resources for the College to provide funding for both essential and innovative services. During 2011-2012, the PCC Foundation contributed $389,537 to PCC for student scholarships, educational programs, equipment, and campus construction projects.

The Foundation recognizes students’ academic achievements and provides support for many students who need financial assistance to pursue their career goals. Now more than ever, the PCC Foundation is implementing methods to ensure donors that their contributions for PCC scholarships, educational activities, and capital projects are good investments. This annual report documents the results of those efforts.

Generous contributions from individuals, alumni, businesses, foundations, and organizations in Eastern North Carolina have been essential to the success of Pitt Community College and the PCC Foundation.

Successful special events including the Fall Golf Classic, the Down East Holiday Show, the Scholarship Auction, and the Annual Excellence Fund Campaign also provided funds for the Foundation’s activities. The expansion of Alumni Relations activities and the addition of PCC retiree events allowed the Foundation to reconnect with some of the College’s most vital stakeholders.

Much of the PCC Foundation’s success during 2011-2012 can be attributed to the leadership and support of its board of directors, donors, and over 100 volunteers who support the foundation’s events and activities. We sincerely appreciate the work and support that each of these groups provides for our College.

This Annual Report documents the various activities and accomplishments at Pitt Community College. All of this focuses on one important mission: Educating & Empowering People for Success.

We are very proud of our students’ success. Each day, PCC’s graduates serve our community in professions such as health care, law enforcement, emergency services, construction, technical maintenance, manufacturing engineering, paralegal, business administration, early childhood education, automotive service and management, and many other fields. Collectively, our alumni provide many of the most essential services that support the quality of life in our community.

You can assist the PCC Foundation in its continued efforts to focus on student success by participating in the foundation’s events and supporting its annual fund.

This annual report includes an envelope with information about annual fund and end-of-year contributions. Your contribution will be invested in programs, services, innovative activities, and scholarships to support the success of our students and our college. Together, we can make a very positive difference in our college and our community.

Susan Q. NoblesExecutive DirectorPCC Foundation

Randy WaltersChair, PCC Foundation

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PCC FOUNDATION

Staff & Faculty Fund DriveFifty-five percent participation –$52,036.56ingiftsandpledges.

SPONSORED EVENTS

Scholarship RoundupThe 8th Annual PCC Scholarship Roundup was held March 1, 2012 at Rock Springs Center. The event featured 402 attendees and raised $36,084.52.

PCC Fall Golf ClassicForty-two teams competed in the 14th Annual PCC Fall Golf Classic at Greenville Country Club on October 6, 2011. The event netted $24,075.04.

Down East Holiday ShowThe 2011 Down East Holiday Show was the most successful in the fundraiser’s ten-year history. With 148 vendors selling a wide variety of merchandise, a record 11,460 shoppers attended and generated over $100,000. Proceeds from this event provide scholarships and educational activities for PCC students.

Fall Golf Classic

Scholarship Roundup

Holiday Show

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SPONSORED EVENTSAlumni Awards PresentedThe PCC Foundation held its President’s Reception to thank those who have contributed time and money to support the college’s educational mission. During the event, the PCC Alumni Association recognized several alums for outstanding achievement and service in a profession, civic group, community affairs, and/or in service to the college. John O. Moore was announced as the 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient while Taheera Blount, CindyHintonandKarenSpruillreceived Outstanding Alumni Award honors.KrissyJohnsonwasnamedthe 2011 Outstanding Young Alumni recipient.

Mr. Randy WaltersChairOwnerFarmville Furniture

Mr. Chip LaughinghouseVice ChairVice PresidentBostic Sugg Furniture

Ms. Diane WatersSecretaryPurchasing ManagerVidant Medical Center

Mr.DonKingTreasurerPCC InstructorAdult General Education

Ms. Linda Lynn TrippImmediate Past ChairOwnerCarolina Court Reporters, Inc.

Ms. Susan Q. NoblesExecutive Director, PCC FoundationVP of Institutional Advancement, PCC

Ms. Vera BraswellFinancial Services ProfessionalNew York Life

Mr. Don BrownOwnerDon Brown’s Funeral Home

Mr. Ricky BrownChief Financial Officer, PCC

Mr. Frank Cassiano, Jr.Attorney

Ms. Hope ClarkPCC, Business Administration:Marketing & Retailing

Ms. Jennifer CongletonDirector for Volunteer ServicesVidant Medical Center Foundation

Mr. John CookePublisher, The Daily ReflectorCooke Communications

Ms. Sylvia CraftSemi-Retired

Ms. Partha DaughtridgeInterior Designer/Sales ConsultantDaughtridge Gas

Mr. Paul DavenportChairman, PCC Board of Trustees

Mr. Billy DunnOwnerMainStreet Promotions

Mr. John EvansPresidentGarris Evans

Mr. Phil FlowersOwnerFlowers and Associates, Inc. &Rock Springs Center

Mr. Lindsey GriffinOwnerL.R. Griffin & Associates

Mr. James Earl JonesBanking Executive

Ms. Vickie JonesGeneral ManagerWNCT-TV

Ms. Betty LangstonRetired Educator

Ms. Brenda LewisE. R. Lewis Construction Company

Dr. G. Dennis MasseyPresident, PCC

Rep. Marian McLawhornRetired EducatorNC House of Representatives

Mr. Melvin McLawhornPitt County CommissionerCorrections Officer

Mr. Don MillsRetiredNACCO Executive

Mr. Miles MingesKey Account ManagerMinges Bottling Group

Mr. Mark PhillipsDirector, Eastern Regional OfficeNC Biotechnology Center

Dr. William RasberryRetired Dentist

Mr.KennethRossManager, Pitt County FairRetired Highway Patrol

Mr. Donnie SkinnerAftermarket Core ManagerCopyPro

Mr. Chris SuttonAlumni Association Board Rep.ECU Police, Special Events Coordinator

Mr. Tony TrippOwnerTripp’s Tire Service & NAPA Auto Parts

Mr. Mike WeeksOwnerMichael Weeks Agency andLoreta’s Frozen Yogurt

Left to Right: Karen Spruill, ‘96 Early Childhood; Cindy Hinton, ‘82 Human Services Technology; John Moore (accepted by his sister, Connie Corey), ‘72 Agricultural Chemistry; Taheera Blount, ‘00 Human Services

Technology; and Krissy Johnson, ‘03 Human Services Technology and ‘04 University Transfer.

PCC FOUNDATION BOARD

Alumni Awards

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PCC FOUNDATIONFINANCIAL REPORT

2011-2012 AllocationsSupporting the College

Scholarships & Mini Grants $256,845.00Donations to PCC $13,101.00Program Services $119,591.12

Total $389,537.12

Statement of Financial Positionas of June 30, 2012

6/30/12Assets Current Assets: Cash and Cash Equivalents $2,546,630.61

Property and Equipment Equipment 9,957.40 Software 4,360.00 Less:AccumulatedDepreciation (14,317.40)

Other Assets Pledges Receivable 987,700.00 Discounts-PledgesReceivable (65,039.32) AllowanceforUncollectiblePledges (15,000.00)

Total Assets $3,454,291.29

Liabilities Accounts Payable $13,309.80

Total Liabilities $13,309.80

Net Assets Unrestricted $334,594.08 Temporarily Restricted 2,181,484.08 Permanently Restricted 924,903.33

Total Net Assets $3,440,981.49

PCC Students Olivia Steward, Caroline Killmon and Mark Loomis, left to right, received scholarships from the Pitt Golden K Kiwanis presented by Leslie Rogers, Assistant VP, Student Services. Administered by the Greater Greenville Foundation, the Pitt Golden K Kiwanis/Clifton E. Boyd Nursing Scholarship is named for Col. Clifton Boyd, a former Kiwanis Club and PCC Foundation Board member. The scholarship is presented annually to outstanding PCC students seeking nursing degrees.

Kenneth Ross (second from left) and his wife, Phyllis (third from left), established an endowed scholarship to assist PCC students who demonstrate financial need. Accepting on behalf of the college were President G. Dennis Massey and Susan Nobles, VP of Institutional Advancement and executive director of the PCC Foundation.

Pitt Community College’s Legal Science/Public Service Division presents the John Minges Scholarship to Criminal Justice student Azareel Young in recognition of his classroom excellence. Young (center) receives the award from Dr. Dan Mayo (left), Dean of PCC’s Public Services and Fine Arts Division, and Phil Baggett, PCC’s Criminal Justice Department Chair.

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SCHOLARSHIPS

Action Auto Endowed ScholarshipALLIANCE One International Endowed ScholarshipALLTEL ScholarshipAmerican Legion Post #39 Endowed ScholarshipAmerican Legion Post #151 Veterans Memorial Scholarship FundRoselyn Armstrong OTA Endowed ScholarshipDr. Edgar L. Boyd Memorial ScholarshipDalton D. “Skip” Bright Memorial Endowed ScholarshipCaptain Christopher Cash Memorial ScholarshipPat Chenier Memorial ScholarshipCherry Oaks Recreation Club Endowed ScholarshipRyan Collier Memorial ScholarshipPaula R. Davis Memorial Endowed ScholarshipThomas Denton Memorial ScholarshipJoyce Ann & Bobby Dunn Memorial Endowed ScholarshipEastern Radiologists ScholarshipEdith Smith Edwards ScholarshipJ.S. Flake Memorial Endowed ScholarshipWilliam E. Fulford, Jr. Memorial ScholarshipGrady-White Boats Endowed ScholarshipGraingers ScholarshipGreenville New Car Dealers Endowed ScholarshipFaye B. Gurganus Endowed ScholarshipHardy’s Appliance and Furniture Endowed ScholarshipSandra Harrison ScholarshipGene Hemby Endowed ScholarshipHome Health & Hospice Care Endowed ScholarshipHope, Love & Cure ScholarshipHORIZONS ScholarshipsJoan Hunter Memorial ScholarshipJaneKellerTravelAbroadEndowedScholarshipJenniferKnightMemorialEndowedScholarshipDr.JudithW.KuykendallEndowedScholarshipR. Dudley Miller Memorial Endowed ScholarshipJohn F. Minges III Criminal Justice ScholarshipThomas E. Minges Memorial/Pepsi Scholarship

Suellen G. Monk Endowed ScholarshipGarrie Moore Outreach Endowed ScholarshipDiane Murphrey “Make It Happen” Endowed ScholarshipNAWIC - National Association of Women In ConstructionRoxanne Nelson Memorial ScholarshipTimothy Oakley Endowed ScholarshipSandra Roberts Ott Memorial ScholarshipPCC Foundation Employees’ Dependents ScholarshipPCC Foundation General ScholarshipsPCC Foundation Scholarship for Academic ExcellencePCC Institutional General ScholarshipsPCC Student Ambassadors Scholarships PCCAEOP ScholarshipPCMH Volunteer Auxiliary Endowed ScholarshipKarenPerryMemorialEndowedScholarshipPiggly-Wiggly ScholarshipPittCountyElectricalContractorsAssociation(JohnPayne)ScholarshipPresident’s ScholarshipDr. Michael Priddy ScholarshipProfessional Construction Estimators Association Endowed Scholarship William P. “Bill” Rice Memorial Endowed ScholarshipRicks Automotive ScholarshipKennethR.&PhyllisP.RossEndowedScholarshipDr. Charles E. Russell Endowed ScholarshipWilliam H. Smith Memorial Endowed ScholarshipWilliam “Bill” Russell Spencer Oncology ScholarshipBarbour Strickland Fine Arts ScholarshipState Employees Credit Union ScholarshipSylvia Jones Taylor Nursing EndowmentUniversity Health Systems Endowed ScholarshipU.N.X./NCATS ScholarshipVISIONS ScholarshipsJoan Warren Memorial Endowed ScholarshipDanny Williams HVAC Memorial Scholarship

Pitt Community College Foundation Scholarships

Baer Academic Endowed ScholarshipFloyd & Hilda Boyce Nursing Endowed ScholarshipJames Brooks ScholarshipChick-fil-A ScholarshipPhilip Clark ScholarshipJoseph Downing Endowed ScholarshipFinch ScholarshipGolden LEAF Foundation ScholarshipAddie Gore ScholarshipW.H. Howell Endowed ScholarshipHigh Demand/Low Enrollment ScholarshipLloyd Huggins Memorial Scholarship

Dale Leary Endowed ScholarshipNC Education Lottery ScholarshipPCMH Nursing ScholarshipPeace Church Endowed ScholarshipJames J. & Mamie Richardson Perkins Endowed ScholarshipService Roofing Endowed ScholarshipBeth Butler Smithwick Memorial ScholarshipVan Nortwick Endowed ScholarshipVernon E. White Endowed ScholarshipWells Fargo ScholarshipWinterville High School Class of 1943 Endowed ScholarshipDanny Woods Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Pitt Community College Scholarships

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PCC FOUNDATIONDONORSCircle of Excellence$10,000+BB&TParker & Becky H. OvertonKenneth Ray & Phyllis P. RossEddie & Jo Allison Smith Family

Foundation Vidant Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary

Foundation Leaders$5,000 - $9,999Metrics, Inc.Robert T. & Suellen G. Monk, Jr.Marsha Taylor WilliamsWomack Electric & Supply Co.

President’s Council$2,500 - $4,999Clyn & Edna BarberBilly R. & Valerie T. DunnEleanor (Beth) S. FulfordDr. Peter J. & Amy H. KragelMinges Bottling GroupThe Clement CompaniesS.G. Wilkerson & Sons

Pitt Society$1,000 - $2,499Michael & Paige AmanCapt. Christopher Cash FoundationDAIRIAIR LLCPaul & Diana S. Davenport IIIEmily Monk DavidsonEastern Radiologists, Inc.Frankie & Edith Smith EdwardsRobert (Robbie) B. & Jennifer F. Fulford, Jr.Furniture FairGreater Greenville NC Chapter 335 of

NAWICDon Hicks & Mrs. Susan E. EverettMichael Patrick HudsonHugo FWB ChurchDoug A. & Martha C. JacksonKiwanis Club of GreenvilleDr. G. Dennis & Chikako S. MasseyMichael Allen & Susanne D. MullisNC Farm BureauJames A. & Beth Nelson, Jr.Nickolas Bunn Boddie, Sr. & Lucy Mayo

Boddie FoundationDalton & Susan Quinn NoblesPitt County American Legion Agriculture

Fair, Inc.John B. & Judy A. RobertsJeff & Mary J. ThompsonTony & Gina TrippTodd Wade & Dr. Pamela T. Hilbert

College Fellows$500 - $999Richard Edward & Lee Martin AdamsAlliance One International, Inc.Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.American Legion Pitt County 39William W. (Junior) & Laurie W. BaileyGuerry & Maggie BarbeeHilda P. BarrowLinda M. BoydKyle & Vera W. BraswellDr. Ed B. BrightJason S. CappsBobby Lewis & Hope V. ClarkMichael Wade ClendenenDr. Bill Coco & Brooke McCrayJohn R. CookeCopyProDr. Paul & Sydney CunninghamCathy DanielMary F. DanielRonald J. & Peggy C. DunnVernon W. & Joanne P. Dunn, Jr.E. R. Lewis Construction Co., Inc.Russell S. & Deborah B. EavesJames O. Ensor, Jr.Fanette H. EntzmingerJohn Hughes EvansTina L. FarmerWillard C. & Evelyn H. FinchCandace C. FryeAnthony W. GarnerCharles E. & Tatjana E. Goodman IIIGrady White Boats, Inc.Elliot GreerRichard C. GrimesMichael W. & Dewey N. GrubbLeigh Warrick GurleyDavid W. & Elizabeth Woods HaddockRev. Roger A. & Tommianne L. HaithcockDr. Virginia D. Hardy, PhDRay and Melinda S. HowardDerek & Emma W. HunterJames E. & Norma JonesSvetoslav Lalov & Velislava K. KaraivanovaDonald M. & Michelle A. KingMichael L. & Holly Lyn KnightDr. William C. & Sharon Lee, Jr.Jeff & Lynn Vaughn LeeDavid T. & Karen M. LemoineWilliam R. (Bill) & Angela K. Lewis IINorman K. & Teresa B. LilleyDavid J. & Deborah K. LuskFloyd Van & Katherine B. Madray, Jr.Daniel S. (Dan) & Sarah H. MayoMarty MeasamerKimberly A. MillsMorgan Printers, IncWill & Donna Vick Neal, Jr.Helen M. ParkeWendy Bly Perrini, OTR/L

Stephen & Debra A. PremoRudy RobinsonDr. Charles E. & Lorraine V. RussellHerman & Ursula SimonChris & Ashley Dews SmithKenneth W. & Ludie C. SmithSouthern Bank FoundationJasmin L. SpainFreida Elaine SpencerBurt & Pat B. TrippRandy & Linda Lynn TrippWalter G. UnderwoodCarol M. WalstonWaters Carpet Center, Inc.Michael D. WeeksMelani R. WellsCharles M. & Kimberly F. WilliamsonWilMed Healthcare Foundation, Inc.WITN-TV 7

Honor Council$250 - $499Tred & Rhonda AsherBurt & Nancy B. AycockAllen & Wendy W. AyscuePatricia Ann BaldwinThomas L. & Debra J. BarringtonSusan S. BasnightNoel Lang BaucomEugene Bibb & Gretchen M. Baugh IIIKeith W. BielbyBrian D. BothernBobby G. & Marie H. BrightDrs. Austin & Wanda BunchKenneth E. & JoAnne K. BurgdorffMitchell W. ButtsDeborah Parker CannonDanny & Jill CarrawayGary T. & Joanne T. CeresSharon G. CeresScott & Samantha S. ChaunceyThomas E. & Lora C. ClarkRuth S. CollierSusan D. CountermanRickie A. & Roxanne W. DavenportWayland & Elaine DentonKeith G. & Nicole S. DruryWade G. & Susan M. DudleyTommy T. & Marybeth P. EasonSusan Michelle EckertLisa B. ElmoreGary L. & Wendy S. EvansJeff & Delores EvansLonnie W. & Betty C. ForemanBetty G. FulfordJean J. & Happy D. GingrasBruce E. & Debby Hines GrayAndre B. & Andrea R. GregoryPeter Edward GregoryLindsey R. & Jamison S. Griffin

Rebecca N. HarrisMary Daughtry HeathGene & Marsha P. HembyDaniel Portia J. HillXudong JinMichael V. & Gail W. JoynerKurt K. & Nancy T. KernDr. Alfred S. & Betsy B. KingWooten LammJames Howard & Ann Brown LandBetty R. LangstonDonald (Donnie) E. & Karen Martin LeeRichard D. & Kay J. LeeSandra L. MathisDave C. & Patti W. McRaeLarry & Linda R. MesserTabitha R. MillerDustin T. & Pattie D. MillsKathryn T. MinnickAdam G. & Bridget K. MitchellMyedu CorporationDan & Beth T. NicholsRichard (Rick) G. & Farrah H. OwensBill & Rose ParamoreCurt & Mary S. ParamoreJonathan & Maria A. PharrStephanie R. PoseyTimothy D. & Sherri H. RandallDr. William E. & Doris RasberryDr. Robert A. & Jon W. ShawMerry Hines SmithNorris W. & Dorothy E. Smith, Jr.David M. & Carrie L. TerrianGraydon W. & Melba Rhue TrippCharity J. ValentineWachovia Wells Fargo FoundationRandy R. & Anne W. WaltersMichael & Diane O. WatersLee A. & Jane Whealton, Jr.Stephen R. WhitlockBryan J. WilliamsonThomas V. & Pok Woolard, Jr.

PCC Advocates$100 - $249Grace AdeleKris & Angela R. AndersonWoody & Rita L. AndrewsElla Lanier AtkinsonPat Adams & Harold BaileyGregory P. & Patricia G. BaldwinClyn & Jennifer Barber IIIMickey & Margaret A. BestSarah Michal BosseConnally & Svitlana BranchDr. John T. & Nancy J. BrayJoe & Leslie P. BrittainR. Tildon & Becky B. BrittleRicky D. BrownWilliam & Jane Darden Brown

The PCC Foundationgratefully acknowledges

the following donors for the2011-2012 fiscal year.

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John R. & Kelsey BuckTavondia W. BurdettChristopher L. & Linda Carol Burti, Jr.Bob & Gail CadieuxCapell’s Tire & AutoThomas A. & Kathy CarnesDavid M. & Karen B. CarpenterVictoria (Vickie) CarrDanny & Jill A. CarrawayEdwin W. & Faye T. CauseyDr. D. Greg & Knox ChadwickDr. W. Randolph & Tammy ChitwoodM. Wayne & Belinda CoatesVicki Gregory ColemanWilliam T. Cooper, Jr.Marty & Laura Lynne CorbettJoe & Marianne K. CoxSam & Gina Cavanaugh CoxJim P. & Sylvia W. Craft, Jr.Thomas L. Craft, Jr.Judith Taylor DardenDelano C. & Gaynell B. DeansLarry C. & Sherry J. DendyUlla Britta S. DittmarDon Brown’s Funeral HomeDonald & Norma DunnCecelia T. EdgeJordan H. & Ginger F. EdwardsBilly C. & Rose Marie EllisFaith P. FaganJames & June M. Ficklen, Jr.Alvin & Kathy P. FrazierBill & Mary FrentzJames R. FulghumDr. Gregory A. & Karen G. GagnonJimmy F. & Carolyn A. GarrisLisa S. GayRobert A Goldberg, Jr.Mary Kay GoodingPamela Paige GorhamLarry Graham & Janet MullaneyEdwin & Betsy GrayMichael & Lisa GuacciRonnie W. & Deborah GurganusEmily Lu HarringtonDon HazelwoodFrank M. & Jeane C. HemingwayWilliam B. & Linda D. HoflerAnnie G. HolderHugo FWB Church AuxiliaryJohn C. & Rosalie Jacobi HutchensTodd & Denise C. JeffersonChuck & Gay S. JenkinsVandy B. & Cynthia H. JerniganTitus & Heather D. Johnson IIIJames Earl & Sherry JonesGeorge J. & Judith G. KasperekMarcia J. LambertGreig S. & Beth Randalls LaneVann Richard “Chip” LaughinghouseHue Thi LeErnis A. & Carla H. LeeFrank & Charlene LeeDavid & Betsy LeechHugh & Linda C. LeightyDan L. & Betty M. le RouxAlexander J. & Alice B. LewisEddie & Cindy R. LewisAngelia Lightfoot

Hilda Boyd & Buddy LittleMonte F. & Deborah L. LittleCharles E. & Jeanine S. LongThomas C. & Melanie C. LyonsShirley T. MancusoHarold L. & Janet D. Manning, Jr.Mitch W. & Lou Jean ManningNorma E. ManningTom K. & Cathy J. MarshCharles C. & Joan L. Martin, Jr.James (Jim) E. Diane Duffus Martin, Sr.Richard & Marian N. McLawhornDon & Boots MillsJoseph & Janet G. MinternTimmy & Kelly Diane MooreTony & Susan T. MooreJack P. & Lydia J. Morgan, Jr.Glenn A. MorrisonKyle E. MurphyJames L. & Sallie A. NavesGregory H. Needham & Dr. Sarah Rose

MangumLemuel (Larry) L. & Pamela (Pam) L.

PadgettDavid & Dana Cole ParkerDon & Helen ParrottGayle C. PateJ. T. PerryMark A. & LuAnne A. PhillipsJames Tim & Gail D. PinkhamScott & Jane M. PowerMichael D. Priddy & Susanne SartelleJames Ken PridmoreJeffrey S. & Joy G. RameyRaymond & Lois ReddrickWilliam R. & Lisa M. Reichstein, Jr.Dr. Donald & Sara Beth Fulford RhodesDarrell & Sherry RobinsonRev. Greg D. & Leslie D. RogersTony & Stephanie Manley RookDouglas J. & Lisa P. SchradeMichael C. & Deborah B. SetzerDonnie E. & Sue O. SkinnerLynn A. SmithVernon G. & Jessica F. Snyder IIIWilliam E. & Karen W. SpeightDonald R. SpellJames V. & Marguerite C. StephensThomas & Torrey StroudJehu T. & Sally TaffDr. Clyde (Ray) & Vickie TaylorDan & Lisa ThomasDewey M. & Rosie G. ThompsonMary F. TysonCharles M. & Sandra D. VincentBenjamin L. WardBruce E. & Robin K. WarrenderBuddy & Janice WatersShakeena E. WhiteAlice C. WilliamsLinwood E. (Lit) & Glenda O. Woodard, Jr.Harvey S. WootenWorth & Darlene Smith WorthingtonDavid W. & Tracey Manning Yarborough

Friends of PCCKhalid AbdelfattahPatricia G. AdamsPatricia Lynn AdamsJim & Ida P. AlbrightBobby L. & Edith C. AllenAmber Elizabeth AndersJaysen Clarke ArnoBryan ArpMatt Smith & Tammy J. AtchisonMarenda Alice Huggins AusbonCharles & Olive AustinPaige Baggett(Chuck) Charles W. & Linda K. BagleyDonnie & Gayle BakerLinda K. BakleyGlenn Baldwin, Jr.Henry V. & Cynthia F. BallentineJarrett G. & Lori B. BanksWes BarnesWilliam L. Bass, Jr.Gregory D. & Tammy L. BattenEdgar BautistaSharon BeachamBrent B. & Ronda S. BennettAndrea E. BentBerkeley Veterinary ClinicFred & Brenda Bertrand IIICameron BiddlecomeMichael J. & Jessica P. BlakeTaheera Nadiyah BlountMargaret (Meg) M. BolesKristen S. BonatzYuliya P. BowenJames M. & Stephanie P. BowersJeff BoydAmber BrewerMichael L. & Wendy BridgersBrian BrownMike & Nancy W. BrownMelonie T. BryanJennifer Cherry BryantAmy E. BuckMartha G. BuckJames L. & Catherine S. BullockNancy S. BunchVirna BurrisFrances C. BurroughsCharles Steven CampAngela H. CampbellJarvis Lee CampbellLarry & Sylvia Diane CannonCharles A. & Vickie D. Carden, Jr.William S. & Ruth Ann CarsonConcepcion CastilloDavid S. CerinoHeather Ann ChapelCharles & Yvette M. Eubanks ChaunceyShaler R. & Michelle T. ChewningJames (Joe) ClarkJim & Louise ClementAngela D. ClineScott & Tina Lynn ClinefelterKatherine B. ClydeCharles Cameron & Lori CoburnCharles Ray & Wanda S. CoburnJustin M. & Amy R. ColeRandy Collier

Katherine Yopp CollinsBrian & Kendall Arlene CommodoreRay & Jennifer King CongletonEvelyn T. CorbettEleanor R. CorbinAngela CouncilVernon & Rosalyn CoxRandall C. & Louise Z. CranfordBrent Everett & Suzanne CreechJohn & Donna S. Daigle, Jr.James L. & Frances DaughertyJohn M. & Sandra M. DaughertyCharles S. & Cathy S. DavenportS. Lawrence & Sara DavenportDamon T. & Tytishia P. DavisLynn Dail DavisRachel B. DavisCarolyn Renee DawsonWilliam Brian & Heidi C. DeSotoWilliam Alexander & Jennifer Natasha

DevlinKenneth K. & Libby Dews, Jr.Demetrus DixonAngelene R. Dixon-GreenJason M. & Denise K. DonicaSheldon C. DownesAnthony J. DunnNorman DunnMartha J. DwyerAlan T. & Jenny B. EdwardsJoAnn L. ElkinsNancy W. EvansTimothy W. & Tamsey M. EvansJohn R. & Sharon Lynette Everett, Jr.Stephanie FaganKieran & Terri L. FinneyWilliam R. & Sarah J. FreeloveJames & Leatrice FreerDewane D. & Pam H. FrutigerGordon D. & Pell P. FulpLyudmila GaleyevaCyndra H. GasperiniTimothy Tyler & Kim GaylordMark & Shelley GentnerDonna Lynn GibbsEdward J. & Rachel Elizabeth GoodeMelva (Lois) Banks GrayPatrick D. GreeneChristi H. GriffinWilliam C. & Paula S. Griffin, Jr.Jeff & Belinda (Sissy) L. GrubbsOscar GutierrezRalph R. & Barbara J. HallRichard W. & Joy E. Moses HallCynthia M. HansonRandy Glenn & Diane B. HardeeDr. Pal Hargittai & Dr. Katalin SzucsNathaniel Steven HarrellCecil & Margie R. Harris, Jr.David HarrisDenisha G. HarrisLeon & Judy H. HarrisLenora Charleston HarveyCarl A. & Lawanda B. HazeltonRaymond A. Heath, Jr.Frederic J. & Barbara E. HebertPam HerringCara N. HerringtonSandra A. Hickman

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We sincerely regret any omission or incorrect listing of any donor’s name. Please contact the Foundation office at 252-493-7287 with any corrections.

Paige HillWilliam (Bill) M. & Donna A. HillMack & Stephanie S. HinnantCindy HintonDuane T. & Valentina Spencer HolderBetty Lou HowardJoseph W. & Darlene H. HunniecuttDave & Michelle HuntSue HunterJustin (Jay) Barrett HydeCourtney D. JacksonDean & Karen JamesKalesha Y. JamesVictor E. & JoAnne J. James, Jr.Gregory W. & Stacy H. JarrellSue JeffersonMark E. & Nancy JesmerMargaret A. JohnsonRosemary Brown JohnsonAlbert L. & Theresa J. JonesDonna K. JonesJennifer Garris JoynerHelen M. KelleyYolanda Butler KeyesJeffery A. & Pamela M. KieferMichael L. & Alison S. KnoxGeorge KoonceBetsy KreegerShirley P. KuhnLisa H. LancasterStewart Calhoun & Mary Jane LaNeaveGabriella Michelle LangleyRoy C. LanierAnthony J. & Katherine J. LarenaJ. Leroy & Tina M. Leep, Jr.Mack S. & Susan M. LeggettJennifer B. LeighRudy & Connie LloydMelvin & Paula Triplett LoftinDavid Christopher & Meagan C. LutonGreg MacDaidChristopher Ashley MannDavid George ManningWanda MarloweKimberly F. MarrinerAngela R. MartinLinda L. MasonBrandy R. MaxwellJoshua F. & Elisabeth T. MayMaggie Nicole McCallRichard G. & Linda Marie M. McCarthy, Jr.Lynn E. McCormick-McDonaldWilliam Michael & Wanda Kay McCroskeyHarvey & Michelle McCulloughLouise Downing McGintyDebra P. McGowanSydney A. & Althea E. McNairyBilly Lee & Shelly MerrillEric C. & Allyson N. MeyerRonda P. MeyerBrian P. & Jennifer M. MillerJoshua D. & Kathryn P. MilliganAngela M. MooreApril L. MooreCecilia Moore-CobbIsaac D. & Jamelle G. MooreRobert Lawrence & Tammi Dennis MooreRodney & Susan Broome Moore

Bertha Ann MooringMichael T. & Victoria A. MorrisWhitney Danielle MorrisTim & Julie H. MoseleyDorothy C. MoyeWilliam (Billy) E. Mozingo, Sr.Joanna H. MyersRajasekhar & Sujana M. NekkantiPhil & Gail P. NicholsLaTonya Evans NixonSadie P. OatesStuart Lamar OliphantTodd A. & Regine B. OlsonKevin M. ParamoreLisa R. PaseBilly & Simone PateJimmy A. & Angela S. PeadenAaron PennyNicholas U. PerriniJoey & Terry B. ProctorSandra C. QuinnDouglas L. & Theresa R. RawlsJulia Marie RayBrenton J. & Amber O. ReamRose M. RegisterCatherine Crooks ReynoldsMichael A. & Lisa A. RheadMichael & Tracy A. RiddleRoanoke River PartnersGregory E. RobisonKenton Douglas RossKelly Sue RouseGreg W. & Donna B. RowlandSonji RowsomAshley RoyColleen E. RyanBonnie S. SargentCharles E SaundersRobert H. & Judith C. SchosserJoseph L. & JoAnn SchuhbauerBetty A. ShawBenjamin F. & Susan S. SheltonEddie C. SherrodRalph E. & Jean H. SherrodThomas Aron & Ashley Newton Sierant, Jr.Larry & Mary Lee SmartAllen Coleman & Jenni Drew SmithCarole M. SmithGlenn & Tammy SmithGreg L. SmithLara H. SmithLisa Ann SmithNathan H. & Anita L. SmithRoger & Angela R. SmithRoland A. SmithWanda Manning SmithDaniel J. & S. Kay SokolovicLouis D. Speight, Jr.Lawrence (Larry) S. Spell, Jr.David R. & Faith L. SpencerCharlie SpiveyDoug SpiveyMurali Ranganathan & Vandana SrivastavaLeonard & Jane Van StaalduinenEddie C. & Candy StallingsDaniel V. StanfordParham & Jennifer M. StanleyEdward Vann & Amy T. Stephenson

Steve L. Burnette Inc.Faith StilleyRicky & Jan StotesberryJoseph E. Strickland, Jr.Jesse D. & Angela A. StryckerRobert J. & Alison L. StuartWilliam (Rusty) & Jenny SuggJennifer Sutton SuggsLou L. SummerlinChristopher R. SuttonJoseph A. & Olivia M. SuttonHeather R. ThomasRebecca ThomasLee W. & Elizabeth D. ToderickMike & Holly TolstonMatthew Burton TrippStephen W. & Susan A. TrippCarol Ann TuckerJoy C. TuckerElizabeth Allen TurnageE. Reece & Josephine G. TwilleyUBS Financial Services, Inc.Austin UnderwoodKaren Vail-SmithStarr VaughtDee W. & Denise D. VinsonVoiture #1198 of the 4 & 8Lori WackerAlton C. & Cynthia L. WadfordMatthew Christopher WadfordJoshua WalkerGregg & Kristie WallerGeorge Douglas WarrenDanah WatersKim H. WatersHenry D. & Beverly K. WebsterClifton J. & Christina G. WeeksChris & Jennifer WestThomas G. & Kelli R. WestWayne S. & Ellen W. WestStephanie Lynn WhiteVickie C. WhitehurstGeorge F. Whitfield, Jr.Becky F. WilliamsChelsea WilliamsMatthew C. WilliamsRobert E. & Rita Bullock WilliamsThomas R. & Carol C. WilliamsDonald Gerald & Deborah Jo Williams

WilsonCharnele Lousette WootenWesley (Wes) M. & Wendy D. WootenDaniela Zemanek

Abram’s BarbecueBailey’s Fine JewelryBrrrberry YogurtBruegger’sChick-fil-ACoca-ColaCVSDuplin WineryFit for LifeGraingerHibbett SportsHinnant’s VineyardsImpressionsIntone FitnessJersey Mike’sKrispy KremeLauteresLoreta’sLowe’s/Jeld-WenLowes Foods Mainstreet PromotionsMcDonald’sMLB MarketingMinges Bottling GroupOmega SportsOur State MagazineOverton’sPCC Alumni AssociationPCC Bulldog CafePizza InnPlankroadRobinson JewelersRuckerJohnsS&S Trailer & Container RentalSubway Texas RoadhouseThe Daily ReflectorThe Fresh MarketVidant Medical CenterWalgreensWilco HessWITNWNCT

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