At Central Piedmont Community College, Evangelos Beall stands out through his involvement in the Levine Middle College program, a dual-enrollment opportunity enabling him to concurrently earn his high school diploma and an associate degree. This program offers a glimpse into college life and accelerates his educational journey.

Beall’s passion for anatomy sparked in high school, continues to drive his goal of becoming an orthopedic surgeon. Central Piedmont’s flexible curriculum has been pivotal, allowing him to balance his studies with personal fitness and social engagements—components he believes are crucial for a well-rounded college experience.

“Anatomy fascinated me and led me to pursue orthopedic surgery,” Beall says, emphasizing the importance of balance in college life.

From a reserved student to a vibrant community participant, Beall founded the Native Regrowth and Beautification Club at Central Piedmont, merging his interest in gardening with his knack for leadership and community building.

Beall’s journey at Central Piedmont reflects the college’s commitment to nurturing students’ academic pursuits and personal growth, preparing them for future careers and life beyond the classroom.