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Speed Friending: Meet New Friends at Central Piedmont! 🎉

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Students mingling at a gatheringAre you feeling a bit lonely? 😢 Having a tough time making connections? Counseling Services and Student Engagement have your back! Join us for Speed Friending—the perfect chance to meet other students and make some new friends.

What to Expect:

  • 🎮 Fun Games: Play get-to-know-you games with other students.
  • 🎨 Creative Crafting: Make friendship bracelets to keep or share.
  • 🍿 Snacks Provided: Enjoy some tasty treats while you mingle.

Event Details:

  • 📅 Date: Wed., Sept. 18
  • 🕥 Time: 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
  • 📍 Location: Harris Campus, Harris 1 Building Lobby

Questions? Reach out to Brittany Lutton at brittany.lutton@cpcc.edu.

Don’t miss out on this awesome opportunity to connect and make new friends! 🤗

Pinwheels for Prevention: Raise Awareness at Central Piedmont 🎗️

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Suicide prevention month ribbon, purple and tealJoin us in making a difference during Suicide Prevention Month by participating in Pinwheels for Prevention at Central Piedmont. Each pinwheel symbolizes the lives of college students lost to suicide each year—a powerful reminder of the importance of mental health awareness.

Event Highlights:

  • 🌟 Symbolic Pinwheels: Each pinwheel represents approximately 1,100 college students who die by suicide annually.
  • 🎨 Get Involved: Drop by to create your own pinwheel and contribute to this meaningful display.
  • 🌍 Raise Awareness: The pinwheels will be displayed throughout Suicide Prevention Month to spread awareness and show support.

Event Details

Harper Campus

  • 📅 Date: Tues., Sept. 10
  • 🕙 Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
  • 📍 Location: Harper IV Building First Floor Lobby

Harris Campus

  • 📅 Date: Wed., Sept. 11
  • 🕙 Time: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
  • 📍 Location: Harris Building 1 Lobby

Your participation can make a real impact, so let’s come together to show our support and raise awareness. 💜

🎉 Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Raíces y Bienestar (Roots & Wellness)

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Student sharing about her Mexican heritageJoin Central Piedmont’s Counseling Services and Student Engagement for a special event where art and mental health unite in celebration of culture and self-expression. 🌟 This is a wonderful opportunity to honor Hispanic Heritage Month and explore the intersection of creativity and well-being. 🎨🧠

🗓️ Event Details

📍 Harper Campus

    • 📆 Mon., Sept. 23
    • ⏰ Noon – 2 p.m.
    • Harper IV Building, Room 102

📍 Central Campus

      • 📆 Thurs., Sept. 26
      • ⏰ Noon–2 p.m.
      • Parr Center, Rooms 0060 and 0070

All are welcome to attend and contribute to this vibrant expression of heritage and well-being! 🌍✨ Don’t miss out on this unique celebration that brings together culture, art, and mental health.

🎉 Join Us for AVANZA Latino!

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Four students smiling with confetti in the airCentral Piedmont invites you to gather every third Wednesday for a special event designed to create a sense of belonging and appreciation for our Latino students. 🌟 This is your space to connect, feel represented, and thrive!

📅 Event Dates:

  • Wed., Aug. 21
  • Wed., Sept. 18
  • Wed., Oct. 16
  • Wed., Nov. 20

📍 Locations & Times:

Come enjoy food, fun, and meaningful connections. 🌮🎉 Let’s build a strong, supportive community together!

Central Piedmont Community College Student Selected for Meridian-Cox Foreign Service Fellowship for Emerging Leaders

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Central Piedmont Community College is proud to announce that Josiah McLean has been selected to participate in the Meridian-Cox Foreign Service Fellowship for Emerging Leaders in Washington, DC, this summer. This achievement is a testament to the strength and potential of our community.Josiah McLean

The Meridian-Cox Foreign Service Fellowship for Emerging Leaders is a fully funded enrichment and training program to expand awareness and access to Foreign Service careers for students from underrepresented communities across the United States. This initiative, a collaboration among the Meridian International Center, the Una Chapman Cox Foundation, and Community Colleges for International Development, offers undergraduate students a unique insight into American diplomacy while exploring educational, internship, and career opportunities within the U.S. Foreign Service. The program emphasizes the critical role of Foreign Service Officers. It equips participants with essential soft skills needed for success in a diplomatic career. Fellows will gain a deeper understanding of diplomacy and international affairs through site visits, workshops, and networking opportunities.

The Fellowship was held in Washington, DC, from Sunday, June 23, to Saturday, June 29, 2024. The program’s activities included:

  • a comprehensive U.S. Department of State visit,
  • an immersive two-day diplomatic skills training course,
  • a diplomacy simulation, and
  • panel discussions with U.S. Foreign Service representatives.

Josiah McLean is one of 20 fellows selected from over 450 exceptional applicants. We are thrilled he represented Central Piedmont Community College in Washington, DC. This opportunity for Josiah fills us with hope for the future of our community and the impact he will make on the world stage. “We are incredibly proud of Josiah’s achievement and excited for him to have this opportunity to engage with international affairs and diplomacy at such a prestigious level,” said Teresa Hall, Director of the Center for Global Engagement.

Week of Welcome at Central Piedmont: A Campus-by-Campus Guide! 🎉

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A group of students poses together in front of tents during welcome week activitiesWelcome to a brand-new semester at Central Piedmont! Our Week of Welcome is packed with exciting events across several campuses. Whether you’re new or returning, this is your chance to dive into the campus community, make new friends, and kick off the semester in style. Here’s what’s happening:

Central Campus Events

  • 📅 Mon., Aug. 19: Meet Your Coordinator 🤝
    Meet your Student Engagement Coordinator and win some cool prizes.
    Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
    Location: Parr Center, First Floor Lobby
  • 📅 Tues., Aug. 20: Coffee, Crafts, & Campus Activities Board (CAB) ☕🎨
    Enjoy coffee, unleash your creativity, and learn about the Campus Activities Board. A perfect opportunity to connect with new friends!
    Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
    Location: Parr Center, Room 0070
  • 📅 Wed., Aug. 21: Breakfast Bar 🍳🥞
    Join us for pancakes, cereal, fresh fruit, and more!
    Time: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
    Location: Parr Center, Room 0060
  • 📅 Thurs., Aug. 22: Welcome [Throwback] Fest 🕺💃
    Dress in your best throwback swag and explore the amazing resources Central Campus has to offer. Music, games, and fun await!
    Time: Noon – 2 p.m.
    Location: Parr Center

Harris Campus and City View Events

  • 📅 Mon., Aug. 19: Meet Your Coordinator
    Meet your Student Engagement Coordinator and learn about upcoming events.
    Time: 11:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.
    Location: Harris Campus, Harris I, Hallway
  • 📅 Tues., Aug. 20: Student Group Interest 🍩
    Explore student group opportunities while enjoying coffee and donuts. A great way to start your day!
    Time: 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
    Location: Harris Campus, Harris I, Hallway
  • 📅 Wed., Aug. 21: City View Yogurt Bar 🍓🍯
    Indulge in some healthy yogurt with fruit and granola while learning about upcoming events.
    Time: Noon – 1:30 p.m.
    Location: City View
  • 📅 Thurs., Aug. 22: Welcome [Throwback] Fest 🕺💃
    Show off your best throwback attire and discover the exciting resources available at Harris Campus. Enjoy music, games, and more!
    Time: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
    Location: Harris Campus, Harris I, Hallway

Cato Campus Events

  • 📅 Thur., Aug. 15: Breakfast Bar 🍳🥞
    Start your day with a free breakfast! Waffles, cereal, fresh fruit, and more are on the menu.
    Time: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
    Location: Annable Building, Room 024
  • 📅 Tues., Aug. 20: Rotaract Sip & Craft ☕🛠️
    Interested in community service? Learn about the Rotaract Service Club while enjoying some coffee and crafting.
    Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
    Location: Annable Atrium
  • 📅 Wed., Aug. 21: Welcome [Throwback] Fest 🕺💃
    Dress up in your favorite throwback outfit and explore everything Cato Campus has to offer. Music, games, and plenty of fun await!
    Time: Noon – 2 p.m.
    Location: Annable Ground Floor

Levine Campus Events

  • 📅 Mon., Aug. 19: Meet Your Coordinator 
    Come meet your Student Engagement Coordinator and win some free swag!
    Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
    Location: Levine 1 Building Atrium
  • 📅 Tues., Aug. 20: Coffee, Crafts, & Campus Activities Board (CAB) ☕🎨
    Sip on some coffee, get creative with crafts, and learn all about the Campus Activities Board.
    Time: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
    Location: Levine 2 Building, Room 1400
  • 📅 Wed., Aug. 21: Welcome [Throwback] Fest 🕺💃
    Throw on your favorite retro attire and check out the awesome resources Levine Campus has to offer. Music, games, and more will be there!
    Time: Noon – 2 p.m.
    Location: Levine 2 Building, First Floor Hallway
  • 📅 Thurs., Aug. 22: Breakfast Bar 🍳🥞
    Start your day with a free breakfast! Waffles, cereal, fresh fruit, and more are on the menu.
    Time: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
    Location: Levine 2 Building, Room 1400

Get involved, meet new people, and make the most of your time at Central Piedmont! We can’t wait to see you at Week of Welcome activities! 🎉

🎓 Bri Duncan: A Story of Resilience and Triumph 🎓

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Headshot of Bri Duncan in her graduation cap with stethoscope around her neck

Bri Duncan’s journey at Central Piedmont is an extraordinary example of resilience, dedication, and the power of support. Hailing from Wirtz, Virginia, Bri faced the unique challenges of being a single mother and returning to school as an adult. Despite these hurdles, she achieved remarkable academic success, earning dual degrees in nursing and fine arts.

Key Achievements:

  • Academic Excellence: Bri’s stellar performance earned her a place in the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
  • Scholarships: Her hard work was further recognized through scholarships like the Cato Future Nurse Scholar award, helping her graduate debt-free.

Driven by personal challenges, including her son’s serious health issues, Bri was inspired to pursue a career in critical care nursing. She has accepted a position at Atrium Health’s Carolina Medical Center in the Medical ICU, ready to provide empathetic care in critical moments.

Overcoming Personal Challenges:

  • Supportive College Environment: During her time at Central Piedmont, Bri faced significant personal obstacles, including her son’s recovery from a stroke and their home being flooded. The college stepped in with crucial support, offering a semester of compassionate withdrawal and allowing her to manage her family’s crises without compromising her educational aspirations.

As a commencement speaker, Bri shared her inspiring narrative with her peers, highlighting the importance of persistence, community support, and utilizing every resource available. Her message is clear and profound: Embrace challenges as opportunities to learn and grow, and never waver in the pursuit of your dreams.

🎓 Celebrate Central Piedmont Graduates at Bojangles Coliseum! 🎓

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Central Piedmont Community College graduates, facing the stage during commencement at Bojangles ColiseumGet ready to cheer on the hardworking graduates of Central Piedmont as they celebrate a significant milestone in their lives. We invite you to be part of this momentous occasion, celebrating the achievements of your classmates and friends.

Event Details

  • Location: Bojangles Coliseum
  • Date: Thurs., May 9, 2024
  • Times: Ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Important Notes:

Can’t Join Us In Person?

No worries! Whether you’re near or far, you can still be part of the excitement. We willCentral Piedmont graduate in her cap and gown, posing for the camera with an arm on a railing be livestreaming both ceremonies on YouTube at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tune in to celebrate together, no matter where you are!

👏 Let’s Applaud Our Graduates: This is more than just a ceremony—it’s a celebration of dedication, perseverance, and success. Your presence, whether in person or online, means the world to our graduates and the Central Piedmont community. See you there! 🌟

🌿 Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month 🌿

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May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of mental well-being. Central Piedmont is committed to supporting our students’ mental health through various counseling services designed to foster academic success, personal growth, and emotional resilience.

Available Counseling Services:

  • 🏫 In-Person Counseling: Available across all campuses to help you with mental and emotional health concerns.
  • 🖥️ Remote Therapy Sessions: Offering video appointments for flexible scheduling and easier access. Often, these can be scheduled sooner due to the high demand for specific time slots.
  • 📅 Appointments: You can schedule virtual, phone, or in-person sessions on the counselor’s assigned campus.

When to See a Counselor:

  • Relationship issues
  • Stress management and coping skills
  • Anxiety and depression
  • Grief and loss
  • Life balance and self-care
  • Goal-setting
  • Substance use
  • Or anything else causing you worry or distress

Contacting a Counselor:

  • 👥 Our diverse staff are trained in various specializations. When scheduling, communicate any preferences you might have.
  • ✉️ Complete the intake form on our website, and a counselor will contact you to arrange a session.
  • 📞 For general inquiries, call 704-330-6420 or send an email.

🌟 Highlight Event: Counseling on the Green 🌟 On Apr. 17, the Central Campus Quad was bustling with the “Counseling on the Green” event, which saw over 500 students participate. This event featured:

Student receives a chair massage during Counseling on the Green event

  • Mindfulness meditation
  • Chair massages by our Massage Therapy program
  • Therapy dogs
  • Low-impact yoga
  • “Theater with a Therapist”
  • “Kick Away Your Fears”
  • Gratitude letters

🙌 Special Thanks to Our Contributors:

  • Massage Therapy Program: Delivered 112 relaxing chair massages.
  • Sondra Hines Yates (NextGen Program): Led enriching yoga sessions.
  • Therapy Dogs International: Provided comfort with their canine volunteers.
  • Human Services Club: Added a refreshing twist with mocktails and affirmations.
  • Student Engagement: Crucial in planning and supporting the event.Counseling on the Green yoga with students

💡 Remember: Mental health is as important as physical health. Utilize our services to improve your well-being and academic performance. Let’s make mental health a priority this May and beyond! 🌈

For more details on upcoming workshops and activities, visit our counseling services page!

🎂 Free Cake Tasting on May 6

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Join us for a delightful display of culinary artistry at the Baking and Pastry Arts student cake showcase. Here’s what you need to know:

  • 📅 Date: Mon., May 6
  • Baking and Pastry Arts student making a cake📍 Location: Harris I, Student Life
  • 🎂 Showcase Time: 11:00 – 11:30 a.m. (Cake viewing)
  • 🍴 Tasting Time: 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (Cake tasting)

Each talented student has meticulously crafted and designed their own three-tier wedding cake, showcasing their skills and creativity.

🌟 Why Attend? It’s the perfect way to take a break, indulge in some delicious cake, support our students, and learn more about the Baking and Pastry Arts program. Your encouragement means the world to our aspiring pastry chefs!

Don’t miss out on this sweet opportunity to celebrate the hard work and dedication of Central Piedmont’s finest budding pastry chefs! 🎓👩‍🍳

🚒 Stage to Safety: Rachael Helms’ Fire Protection Journey

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📍 Program: Fire Protection
🎓 Previous Education: B.A. in Exercise Science, UNC CharlotteRachael Helms headshot in fire suit and helmet

At 38, Rachael Helms has made a remarkable transition from a performing arts career to pursuing a Fire Protection degree at Central Piedmont. Her unique interest in the psychological aspects of disaster response drew her to our standout Fire and Social Behavior class, blending her passions for public safety and disaster psychology.

🤸 Background in Performing Arts:

  • Formerly a gymnast, cheerleader, and aerial artist, including circus arts.
  • Rachael’s diverse background has seamlessly translated into the physical prowess necessary for demanding emergency services.

🚒 From Arts to Emergency Services:

Rachael’s career pivot is not just a change in profession but a reinvention of her skill set to meet the rigorous demands of fire service. “If you need someone to scale a wall, suspend like Spider-Man for a high-angle rescue, or fit into small spaces, I’m your girl,” Rachael proudly claims.

🏛️ Academic and Career Ambitions:

  • Rachael values the real-world experience her professors bring, merging technical knowledge with critical social insights.
  • She aims to excel as a Fire Engineer, using her skills to impact and protect the community significantly.

✨ Rachael’s Message to Fellow Students:

“Set lofty goals, surround yourself with knowledgeable peers, and dive into learning experiences,” she advises. Rachael embodies the spirit of continuous learning and adaptability, turning personal strengths into professional excellence.

Rachael’s story is a testament to the diverse pathways at Central Piedmont and the profound personal and professional growth that comes with pursuing one’s passions.

🎓 Central Piedmont May Graduation Commencement Details

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Graduates at commencement, cheeringCentral Piedmont is thrilled to honor our graduates’ hard work and achievements as they walk across the stage to commemorate this momentous milestone. We hope you will join us in celebrating your classmates and friends! 🎉

📍 Location: Bojangles Coliseum
🗓️ Date: Thurs., May 9, 2024
⏰ Times: 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

👜 Important Notes:

🎥 Livestreaming: Can’t make it in person? Join us via YouTube, where we’ll be livestreaming the festivities at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Inspiring Journey of Irenge Dekandol

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Irenge DekandolFrom fleeing his home in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2014 to becoming a standout student in Charlotte, Irenge Dekandol’s story is nothing short of inspiring. Here’s a glimpse into his journey at Central Piedmont Community College:

🌍 A New Start in the U.S.

  • Through the assistance of the United Nations Refugee Agency and the Carolina Refugee Resettlement Agency, Irenge found a new home in Charlotte.
  • He arrived hoping to continue his education, which once seemed impossible while living as a refugee in Kenya.

🎓 Embracing Education

  • Irenge quickly enrolled in Central Piedmont’s free English as a Second Language (ESL) program.
  • Irenge’s dedication shone through as he balanced his ESL classes on Tuesday and Thursday with his General Education Diploma (GED) prep on Monday and Wednesday.

🏅 Looking Forward

  • With his GED now complete, Irenge is unlocking new opportunities for employment.
  • He is pursuing an associate degree in Information Technology and is determined to build a successful career and a new life in the U.S.

🌟 A Message of Hope

  • “It’s not easy, but I am trying my best. If I can do it, anyone can,” says Irenge, motivated to forge a path filled with perseverance and hope.

Irenge’s journey at Central Piedmont is a powerful testament to the strength and resilience of the human spirit. His story highlights the transformative power of education and the profound impact of community support. Keep soaring, Irenge! 🚀🎓

🌐 Students Simulate Global Governance at Model UN Conference

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Four students represented Central Piedmont at the prestigious National Model United Nations Conference in New York, joining nearly 2,000 participants from over 100 countries. This event underscored the essence of global citizenship as our delegation represented Liechtenstein, engaging deeply in committees like the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) and General Assembly 3rd committees.

Students at Model UN conference

🌍 Global Debates and Resolutions:

  • Topics included sustainability in textile industries, the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, children’s rights in conflict zones, and preventing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
  • Over 30 hours of intense deliberation and resolution drafting provided hands-on experience in global governance.

🏙️ Cultural Immersion in New York City:

  • The trip featured cultural explorations, including walks through Central Park, visits to Times Square, Broadway shows 🎭, diverse dining experiences, subway rides, and tours of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
  • Faculty Advisor Carla Cole and Club President Pragya Pandya even appeared live on the Today Show! 🎥

🤝 Skills and Reflections from Students:

  • Students reported enhanced skills in diplomacy, negotiation, and cultural appreciation.
  • Reflections highlighted personal growth in speaking, writing, and applying academic knowledge in economics, international relations, sociology, and political science.

We are immensely proud of our students’ achievements and their development into poised global citizens. A heartfelt thank you goes to Student Engagement, Student Government, Institutional Advancement, and Academic Affairs for their support, with special mentions to Biology faculty Lauren Jackson and Nickolas Davros and Central Piedmont librarians for aiding our students’ research on pivotal global issues. 👏

🐾 Pawsitive Finals: Pet Therapy

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Looking to escape the whirlwind of finals? Seek solace and comfort in the company of our furry friends at the upcoming pet therapy session, brought to you by the Health Sciences.

Here’s what you need to know:Students gathered around a dog, petting it

  • 📅 Date: Tues., Apr. 30th, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
  • 📍 Location: Central Campus, North Quad
  • 🌿 What to Expect:
    • Experience a rejuvenating session designed to calm your mind and lift your spirits.
    • Interact with our adorable therapy pets for a dose of peace and joy amidst the stress of finals.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to unwind and recharge! Mark your calendars and join us for a blissful break from the chaos of finals. 

Student Story: Monisha Pirela

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Monisha PirelaMonisha Pirela, a 34-year-old Central Piedmont Community College student from New Bern, NC, is pursuing an Associate in Arts degree. She chose Central Piedmont for its proximity, easing her commute and allowing her to balance school with other commitments. 🛣️ Monisha actively participates in campus life, serving on the Student Equity Council, NC Global Scholars of Distinction, and Phi Theta Kappa. She is also the recipient of several scholarships, including the 2023 Charlotte Pride Champion of Pride, Benjamin A. Gilman, Truist Honors, and Levine Scholarship.

Her academic focus combines architecture with political science, aiming to impact societal structures locally and globally. Monisha aspires to work for the U.S. State Department and consult on international sustainable housing projects. Central Piedmont has played an important role in her education, particularly through possibilities such as studying abroad, which Monisha did not think was an option for non-traditional community college students. “Thanks to the unwavering support of the Global Learning Department, I am grateful to have had the opportunity to study abroad at the University of Roehampton in London this year,” she said.

Additionally, Monisha is a recognized poet and spoken word artist 🗣️ and interns with the U.S. Department of State, enhancing her understanding of cultural diplomacy. Recently, she was named a semifinalist for the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship and has been accepted to UNC Charlotte’s Honors Art+Architecture program. Monisha’s journey reflects her dedication to education and commitment to making a meaningful societal impact.🏆

🌍 Get Ready to Explore with the Study Abroad Programs 🛫

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Collage of international cityscapes with a photo of students travelling abroad in the centerCentral Piedmont Community College students, your global classroom awaits! Check out the upcoming study abroad opportunities to expand your horizons:

Fall Break 2024 Offerings:

📅 Deadline for Fall 2024 Applications: May 31, 2024. Don’t miss out on these immersive learning experiences!

Peek into 2025…

  • ❄️ Yellowstone Winter Ecology – Montana
    • Date: Mar. 8-16, 2025 (Spring Break)
  • 🎵 Music Appreciation in Florence, Italy – Summer 2025
  • 🎬 Japanese Warlords in Modern Media – Japan – Summer 2025
  • 🧛‍♂️ Dracula: History & Literature in the United Kingdom and Romania – Summer 2025

Stay tuned for the full reveal of our 2025 programs. We can’t wait to take you on adventures that promise unparalleled experiences and insights!

For more info, visit our website. 🌐

Don’t just dream it, explore it! 🚀🎒

🦈🌊 Global Engagement Presents: Great White Sharks & Marine Biology 🌐🐠

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Marine Dynamics logoStudents are invited to embark on an underwater adventure with our virtual event:

Understanding Great White Sharks & Marine Biology

  • 📆 Date/Time: Mon., Apr. 29, from 9:30 – 11 a.m.
  • 🤿 Hosted by: Marine Dynamics – Leaders in Sharks & Marine Biology
  • 📍 Location: Virtual event via Zoom

Event Highlights:

  • 💡 Engaging Topic: Explore the depths of South Africa’s “Shark Capital,” Gansbaai, without leaving your home.
  • 🧬 Expert Insight: Hear directly from the Marine Dynamics Academy on their pivotal research and conservation work.
  • 🏷️ Tag-Along: Discover the intricacies of shark tagging and behavioral studies.

Don’t Miss Out:

🌟 Join us for this exclusive opportunity to learn from the frontlines of marine ecological research and gain valuable knowledge in the field of marine biology. Register today!

Graduation Cake Sale

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Dear Students,

The Central Piedmont Baking and Pastry Arts department is excited to offer graduation cakes and cupcakes for pre-order now through Wed., May 1, 2024, at midnight. Pick-ups will be just days before graduation, available only May 6-7 from 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. on Harris Campus.

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You can order via the website. We encourage you to check out our social media and try us! Your support will provide us with enormous encouragement for our new venture.

cupcakes

You can support us by following us on social media :
Instagram: @Tasty.traditions.clt
Facebook: @Tasty traditions

Thank you for your time. We look forward to seeing you soon,

The Students of Tasty Traditions Bakehouse and Takeout

Final Week for Tasty Traditions Pre-Order – Asian Week

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Dear Students,

The Central Piedmont Baking and Pastry Arts department is very excited to continue offering meal service and baked goods available on Harris Campus! Our business, called “Tasty Traditions”, is not just about food, but about our students’ heritage and traditions being shown through our love of all things pastry and culinary. We will be offering daily pre-fixe meals available via pre-order Monday-Thursday. Then, an end-of-week bake sale each Thursday. Additionally, students and staff on the City View campus are eligible for meal delivery daily at 12:00pm, so you can receive your items without leaving the area during your busy schedules.

Tasty Traditions studentsCurrently, we’re offering our Asian menu, which you can order online. This will be our final week of pre-order sales, so don’t miss out! We encourage you to check out our social media and give us a try! Your support will provide us with enormous encouragement for our new venture. Limited a la carte meals are available daily at Harris Campus!

You can support us by following us on social media :
Instagram: @Tasty.traditions.clt
Facebook: @Tasty traditions

Thank you for your time. We look forward to seeing you soon,

The Students of Tasty Traditions Bakehouse and Takeout