Parking Lot 6 on Central Campus will be closed for special event parking on the following dates in November:
Thursday, Nov. 11 – 7 a.m.-noon
Monday, Nov. 15 – 7 a.m.-noon
Tuesday, Nov. 16 – 7 a.m.-noon
Wednesday, Nov. 17 – 7 a.m.-noon
Students can also park in Parking Deck 1 (corner of Charlottetowne Ave. and 7th Street) or Parking Deck 4 behind Overcash on these dates.
Veterans Day is Thursday, November 11. In honor of our military veterans and family members, Central Piedmont’s Military Families and Veterans Services will host a Veterans Week. Learn about overcoming inequalities and increasing equity through success stories and personal experiences from retired military officials who are employed in the field of veteran services and education. You will also have an opportunity to add value and success toward your academic journey.
Central Piedmont is proud to announce the Central Campus will serve as a host location and tour stop for the “Creators Wanted” campaign, Nov. 15 – 20, 2021.
The National Association of Manufacturers and The Manufacturing Institute, the 501(c)(3) non-profit education and workforce development partner of the National Association of Manufacturers, launched the campaign earlier this year. It’s the manufacturing industry’s largest campaign to build the workforce of tomorrow and inspire, educate and empower a new generation of creators in the United States.
“Creators Wanted” is a mobile experience, designed to bring the story of modern manufacturing to communities across the country with the purpose of promoting growth and employment within the manufacturing industry.
Each tour stop includes the “Creators Wanted” mobile exhibit – a large 53-foot trailer – as well as a variety of other supplemental resources such as rental tents and more. The “Creators Wanted” mobile unit will be stationed in the Overcash Center driveway, on Central Campus, from Nov. 15 – 20. Please note: vehicular access to Overcash circle on Central Campus will be closed during this timeframe. Student drop-offs and pick-ups won’t be possible, so please plan accordingly.
The event will be open to Central Piedmont employees and students, as well as the general public, by reservation to ensure the state’s COVID guidelines are followed. Reserve your spot today!
Join us Nov. 3rd from 2:00pm – 3:30pm for the Understanding Everyday Bias Keynote.The Understanding Everyday Bias virtual keynote uncovers how hidden biases affect organizations and invites participants to reflect on their own biases. Students will learn how bias functions in the brain, shapes our perception of reality, and may negatively impact workplace decisions and culture. Participants will be inspired to take action to mitigate their bias in the future.
Did you know anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S., affecting 18.1% of the population every year*? Join the Central Piedmont healthcare careers programs for an upcoming town hall discussion: Managing Your Mental Health: Anxiety Management. Participate in an interactive presentation discussing mental health management strategies.
Glenda Nnaji, a curriculum counselor in health professions, is a licensed clinical mental health counselor supervisor (LCMHCS), and a licensed clinical addiction specialist (LCAS). She will share her expertise and answer questions from participants. Glenda works with adult students who are having challenges with managing their Mental Health while in stressful competitive health programs. Learn about mental health symptoms, behaviors, and mental health management.
Event Details:
Save your spot and register today.
Questions? Visit us online to learn more about Healthcare Programs Townhall.
*according to the Anxiety & Depression Association of America.
The MAN UP Program is a male mentoring program that provides activities promoting personal development, academic improvement, and other social and educational advancement needs. The Man Up program helps young men develop real-life skills through connection, service, leadership, and empowerment. This program is open to all currently enrolled Central Piedmont male students.
Benefits of the Man Up program include:
Want to learn more? Sign up for an information session.
If you struggling with organizing your finances, dealing with debt issues, or just need more resources to keep you on track – join Finisiteful App today. Central Piedmont has invested in the Finisiteful APP to help you to keep your finances on track, save money, and better control your debt. You can sign-up today, with exclusive and early
The college has provided this app to students free of charge, but only for a limited number of students on a first-come, first-serve basis.
You can sign up for Finisiteful now from your phone so you won’t miss this amazing opportunity to help keep and grow your finances!
All current Central Piedmont students are eligible to participate; students can already be a member of an organization. If you have any questions, then contact Dr. Charles Mitchell or Katrina Johnson.
In observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Central Piedmont invites you to attend “Breaking the Silence: Real Talk on Domestic Violence,” a virtual panel discussion on the signs and dynamics of power and control in relationships. This program is being presented in partnership with Central Piedmont Library, Office of Institutional Equity, Student Engagement, Mecklenburg County Community Support Services (CSS), and Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) on October 18 from 9:30 a.m – 10:45 a.m.
Also, throughout October and early November, a special traveling exhibit featuring “Survivor Stories” will be on display for one week at each campus. Please make sure to view the Survivor Stories Exhibit that will rotate to each campus for one week.
The Homeless Services Network is offering a FREE virtual half-day conference – Homelessness and Services in Our Community: Connecting The Dots.
This event will serve as a learning opportunity for anyone interested in learning more about housing insecurity and homelessness in our community. This year’s virtual event will feature sessions on collaboration, mental health, COVID’s impact, and more.
Register for the 2021 Half-Day Conference. The conference is scheduled for Thursday, November 4, 2021 – 9:00 am – 1:00 pm.
For more information, visit www.HSNCharlotte.com.
Join us on Thursday, Oct. 14; 1 – 2:30 p.m. for the Harvey Gantt: A Story of Perseverance in Driving Change.
In addition to being Charlotte’s first African-American mayor, Mr. Gantt was also the first African-American student at Clemson University. Join us as he reflects on his own journey, discusses the power of collaboration and allyship in creating change, and gives advice on how Central Piedmont can continue pushing forward in supporting our students and the Charlotte community.
Location: Halton Theater in the Overcash Performing Arts Center on Central Campus.
Live streaming available on each campus. Space will be limited to ensure social distancing guidelines are followed. Masks will be required at all of the events (both in-person and streamed). Register and reserve your seat today!
For more information, please contact David.Mahatha@cpcc.edu.
Join us for NC Countdown to College: College Application Week! This event is an opportunity for future students to receive information about graduating college debt free, the application to Central Piedmont, Residency Determination Service, and showcase what is available to students at each campus.
Do you know a high schooler who wants to go to college, but isn’t sure how to get started? The annual North Carolina Countdown to College events can help with three important steps to beginning the college journey:
Register for College Week today at a campus near you. Sessions are held Monday, October 18 to Saturday, October 23.
Are you a high school senior or current college student working on your FAFSA form? We can help. We’re offering free WiFi and FAFSA Assistance — all from the comfort of your vehicle. Join us for the FAFSA Drive-In event on Saturday, October 23 on Harris Campus.
Let us know you’re coming by registering today.
Filling out the FAFSA is a critical step in paying for college since schools use it to determine eligibility for federal, state and institutional aid, including grants and scholarships. Let us help you check this important step off your list of things to-do. It’s important for families to fill out the FAFSA as soon as possible because it increases the likelihood you will receive aid. Skipping out on this application means you’re leaving money on the table – don’t miss out!
Learn more about event details and what to bring on October 23.
If you can’t join us, complete the 2021-2022 FAFSA today and contact Financial Aid at (704) 330-6942 or visit us online, if you need help.
The Global Learning Office is excited to announce a partnership with Davidson-Davie Community College for a study abroad opportunity to Bordeaux, France in Summer of 2022. Through this program, students will design a solar-powered cell phone charger with students from the University of Bordeaux and will include virtual exchange meetings with French students before travel. There will also be a variety of cultural excursions and homestays with French families on the weekend.
The Student Government Association is excited to announce that applications for SGA Senators positions (at all campuses) and Treasurer are now open!
All Central Piedmont students are members of the SGA and are represented by elected student officers and appointed senators by the Executive Committee to represent the needs and interests of students at the college.
This is your opportunity to become an officer – be involved in the democratic process and create a positive change for yourself and students across the college.
Apply now! Students who take on leadership roles in SGA serve as advocates for the student body, help fund student organizations, and support student engagement. You will have the opportunity to grow as a leader, work with diverse issues and have fun while you’re doing it!
Legal matters can be complicated and confusing. Join the Central Piedmont’s Single Stop office, in partnership with Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy for a semester-long virtual workshop series focused on a variety of legal topics. Get expert insight to help you better understand things like:
The Central Piedmont Community College Horticulture Technology program invites you to attend its annual Fall Plant Sale October 1 – 2nd on Cato Campus. An array of vegetables, perennials, shrubs and trees will be available for purchase throughout the two-day event. All proceeds will benefit the Horticulture Technology program at Central Piedmont.
Horticulture students will be on-site to assist attendees with choosing from a variety of items such as:
If you’re a gardener at heart, you won’t want to miss this event. Mark your calendar today!
Friday, October 1, 9 a.m.–6 pm. – Saturday, October 2, 9 a.m.–Noon
This event is free and open to the public. Masks are required. Personal checks, cash and cards accepted. FREE parking is available at the Cato Campus. For more information, visit us online or please email kelly.black@cpcc.edu.
The catalog is the college’s authentic information source to students. The 2021-2022 College Catalog is available to view online. Users will notice this year’s catalog features a new user-friendly design and a cleaner aesthetic that is closely aligned with the college’s website and brand.In addition, several enhancements will be made to the document in the coming months to further enhance the user experience, including:
The addition of an A-Z filter, providing users with an easier search experience for their courses and programs of study
A program/course sequencing tab to help students identify which courses they need to complete to graduate on time.
If you have any questions or ideas on how to improve the College Catalog, please email nichole.patterson@cpcc.edu. Thank you.
Central Piedmont remains dedicated to protecting your student educational records. Learn more about your rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, (FERPA) by reading the annual notification below. For additional information about FERPA, visit cpcc.edu/ferpa.
Annual Notification of Rights Under FERPA:
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords you the following rights with respect to your education records when you turn 18 years old or enter a post-secondary institution at any age:
All requests for corrections will be acted upon within 30 work days of receipt of the request. If the dean can verify that such data are, in fact, in error, appropriate corrections will be made. You will be notified in writing when the correction has been completed.
If an error cannot be readily substantiated, the request will be referred to an Ad Hoc Hearing Committee appointed by the Vice President for Student Affairs. After you have had the opportunity to present the case to the hearing committee, the committee will render a decision in writing, stating the reasons for its decision.
One exception which permits disclosure without your consent is disclosure to school officials who have a legitimate educational interest in the record. A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official is performing a task that is specified in his or her position description or by a contract agreement, performing a task related to your education, or performing a task related to your discipline.
The name and address of the office that administers FERPA compliance is:
Student Privacy Policy Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202
Join Young Leaders Council for an afternoon of growth and networking virtually on Saturday, September 11 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Register to attend today. Once registered, an email will be sent to you with further instructions on how to join the days events.
Learn how:
All Sessions are 20 minutes: