Advisory: MyCollege Scheduled Maintenance 🛠️

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Central Piedmont’s Information Technology Services (ITS) will conduct scheduledStudent on a computer in the library maintenance on the MyCollege system starting Fri., June 21, at 12:00 p.m. This maintenance will continue until Mon., June 24, at 8:00 a.m. During this period, MyCollege will be unavailable.

Please make sure to complete any necessary tasks in MyCollege before the maintenance begins. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time.

Coming Soon: New Software Platform for Disability and Access Services! 📢💻

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A sign language interpreter providing services for a student in the classroomStarting Mon., Jul. 1, Central Piedmont is launching an exciting new software platform to streamline the process for students requesting or renewing accommodations through Disability and Access Services (DAS).

🚀 What’s New?

  • Simplified Process: The new system will make it easier for students to connect with DAS and submit accommodation letters to their instructors.
  • Single Sign-On (SSO): Use your SSO to access your account, review approved accommodations, and submit semester requests for classes.

📚 Support and Assistance:

  • Detailed information will be provided on how to use the new platform in the coming weeks.
  • The Disability Support Services team will offer ongoing support throughout the transition.

💡 Why This Matters: This new platform will enhance Central Piedmont’s ability to support students with disabilities, ensuring they receive the accommodations needed to succeed academically.

📞 Questions or Concerns?

Stay tuned for more updates! 🌟

Career Services Summer Offerings 🌞

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Central Piedmont’s Career Services is here to support your career journey all summer long! Whether you’re searching for a job, choosing a program of study, or preparing for interviews, we’ve got you covered.

📅 Appointments: Schedule in-person or virtual meetings with a Career Counselor at any of our campus locations via Handshake.

🕒 Summer Drop-In Hours: This summer, students and graduates can drop by Career Center at Central Campus, Central High 206 to get help with career questions without an appointment. Summer drop-in hours are Mon-Thurs, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m and will be in effect through July 26.

💻 Online Resources: Utilize Handshake for job searches, Big Interview for interview practice, and Career Coach for exploring study programs and career opportunities.

🎉 Events: Check Handshake’s Event section for over 50 virtual events, including sessions about careers with the FBI, at Bank of America, and in healthcare.

For more details and resources, visit Central Piedmont Career Services.

Student Spotlight: Shania Johnson 🌟

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Headshot of Shania JohnsonShania Johnson, a first-generation college student from Charlotte, NC, embodies resilience and determination.

After graduating from Garinger High School in 2020, she attended UNC Greensboro. Despite an impressive start, she faced mental health struggles and the unexpected passing of her father.

Realizing she needed a change, Shania returned to Charlotte and enrolled at Central Piedmont in Spring 2023.

🌟 Highlights:

  • Peer Mentor: In TRIO Student Support Services (TRIO-SSS), Shania built meaningful relationships and grew personally.
  • Academic Success: Graduated with an Associate in Arts in psychology, with aspirations to eliminate stigmas around mental health therapy in minority communities.

💬 Her Journey: “Attending Central Piedmont helped me understand that everyone’s path is different, and that doesn’t lessen your personal accomplishments,” Shania shared.

This fall, Shania will start her social work degree at UNC Charlotte. 🎓🌟

Complimentary Dishes from the Mobile Learning Kitchen! 🚚🍽️

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Students working the mobile learning kitchenCentral Piedmont’s Mobile Learning Kitchen and line cooking class will be serving up complimentary dishes to students and employees from Jun. 25–Jul. 18 on Central Campus, in front of the Parr Center.

🕒 Food Truck Schedule: The food truck will be open from 4:30–6:30 p.m., or until all samples are passed out, on the following days:

  • Tue., Jun. 25
  • Thu., Jun. 27
  • Tue., Jul. 2
  • Wed., Jul. 3
  • Tue., Jul. 9
  • Thu., Jul. 11
  • Tue., Jul. 16
  • Thu., Jul. 18

💬 Recent Reviews:

  • “I recently had the opportunity to have a great meal from the food truck! They were very accommodating to my vegetarian diet, as well. I would love to experience more meals.”
  • “The food tonight was amazing. The meal was extremely well-seasoned and prepared with care. The service was high quality. The students appeared more like professionals with vast experience.”
  • “Breakfast tacos were the bomb, 10/10. The only change would be to add cheese but it was delicious regardless. Customer service 10/10. Portions are a really good size. Gravy and biscuits were 10/10, the best meal yet. All the flavors were balanced and harmonious. The biscuits were extra soft and fluffy, and reminded me of the cheddar bay ones from Red Lobster. Loved it.”

Don’t miss out on this delicious opportunity to enjoy free meals and support your fellow students! 🍔🌮🍝

May Issue of Central Piedmont Archives Newsletter Now Available

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The latest issue of “For The Record,” the Central Piedmont Archives newsletter, is now available!

📅 Highlights of this issue:

Headshot of Gloria Kelley, which is used as the newsletter's cover photo

  • 🎓 Spotlight on Gloria Kelley
  • 📜 A look back at the Jun. 1964 commencement ceremony of the Beatty’s Ford Road Campus
  • 🗂️ Updates on the processing of Dr. Ruth G. Shaw’s presidential papers
  • 🤝 Celebrations of the two volunteers, contributing their time over the summer
  • 🗺️ Erin and Johnamarie’s trip to the State Archives for the SNCA 2024 Annual Meeting

📖 How to access the newsletter: Visit our digital collections and click the “view” button to expand the document.

📧 Interested in collaborating with the Archives or learning more about our institutional history?

Virtual Information Session: Paying for College with the Next NC Scholarship 💰

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Join us for an informative virtual session on financial aid! We’ll cover essential details about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Next NC Scholarship. This session is designed to help students and their families understand the application processes, eligibility criteria, and benefits of these financial aid opportunities. Learn how to maximize your financial aid options and make college more affordable.

Session Details:

  • 🗓 Date & Time:
    • June 6 at 10 a.m.
    • June 11 at 2 p.m.
    • June 20 at 11 a.m.
  • 📍 Location: Online; registration is required
    • The Microsoft Teams meeting link will be in your confirmation email

Don’t miss this opportunity to make your college education more affordable! 💸

Final Reminder: FAFSA Night at Cato Campus 🎓

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FAFSA Federal Student Aid logoJoin us for FAFSA Night and unlock your financial aid potential. Get hands-on help completing your FAFSA, ensuring you don’t miss out on any financial support.

Event Details:

  • 🗓 Date: Wed., May 29 from 6 to 8 p.m.
  • 📍 Location: Cato Campus, Building I, Rooms 220/221
  • 🤝 Inclusivity: Spanish-speaking staff available
  • 🚀 Secure Your Spot: Registration is required

Why Attend?

  • Personalized assistance with FAFSA applications
  • Access to federal, state, and institutional financial aid, including grants, loans, work-study, and scholarships
  • Ensure you meet the Aug. 15 priority deadline for the 2024-2025 academic year

Don’t miss this opportunity to get the financial support you need! 💰

Spring 2024 Dean’s List and President’s List Now Available 🌟

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Students learning in a classroomCentral Piedmont is proud to celebrate all the hardworking students who made it to the Dean’s List and President’s List for the Spring 2024 semester.

Dean’s List honorees achieved a 3.50 or greater GPA, with no Incomplete (“I”) or Withdraw (“W”) grades, and completed at least 12 hours of credit in courses numbered 100 through 299.

President’s List honorees achieved a 4.00 GPA, with no Incomplete (“I”) or Withdraw (“W”) grades, and completed at least 12 hours of credit in courses numbered 100 through 299.

🎉 Celebrate and Share: Join us in celebrating the accomplishments of your classmates! Congratulate your peers on their dedication and hard work. 🎓🌟

Reminder: FAFSA Night at Cato Campus 🎓

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FAFSA Federal Student Aid logoDon’t miss out! Join us for FAFSA Night to unlock your financial aid potential. Get hands-on help completing your FAFSA, ensuring you don’t miss out on any financial support.

🗓 Date: Wed., May 29, 2024
📍 Location: Cato Campus, Building I, Rooms 220/221
🤝 Inclusivity: Spanish-speaking staff available
🚀 Secure Your Spot: Registration is required

📅 Why Attend?

  • Personalized assistance with FAFSA applications
  • Get access to federal, state, and institutional financial aid, including grants, loans, work-study, and scholarships
  • Ensure you meet the Aug. 15 priority deadline for the 2024-2025 academic year

🎓 Meet Ndianor Gbandala: From Liberia to Central Piedmont Graduation Speaker 🌍

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2024 Commencement Speaker Ndianor Gbandala in a white coat and gogglesNdianor Gbandala, an international student from Monrovia, Liberia, not only excelled as a Medical Laboratory Technology student at Central Piedmont but was also one of your May ’24 graduation speakers. Her journey to Central Piedmont began with her search for a welcoming atmosphere and a convenient downtown Charlotte location, which offered easy access to essential services and a supportive community where international students can thrive and feel at home.

A Passion Ignited by Science 🔬

Inspired by her father’s career in pharmacy, Ndianor’s passion for the sciences was further fueled by a microbiology class at Central Piedmont. This experience guided her toward a degree in Medical Laboratory Technology. “The role of laboratory professionals in healthcare drew me in; I saw a way to directly impact patient outcomes through science,” she notes.

A Transformative Experience 🌟

Ndianor’s time at Central Piedmont has been nothing short of transformative. She values the supportive learning environment, the mentorship from dedicated faculty, and the friendships that have nurtured her both personally and professionally. “The combination of a supportive community, enriching experiences, and quality education has made my time at Central Piedmont truly rewarding,” she shares.

Looking Ahead: Goals and Aspirations 🏥

Ndianor Gbandala at the podium, speaking during the 2024 Central Piedmont graduation commencement

With her degree in hand, Ndianor aims to become a Medical Laboratory Technician in a hospital setting, where she can contribute to diagnosing and treating diseases. She is also committed to furthering her education and advancing in her field. Her advice to future students? “Embrace every learning opportunity, seek help when needed, and always be open to new experiences. Central Piedmont provides a platform for growth and self-discovery; use it well.”

Preparing to Inspire 🎤

Ndianor reflected on her academic and personal growth at Central Piedmont as she prepared to address her peers at the 10 a.m. graduation commencement: “This college has not only helped me fine-tune my career path but also equipped me with the confidence to face future challenges in healthcare.” Her story highlights the impact of dedication to education and active community engagement. 🌍🎓

Transition to Microsoft 365 Complete! 🎉

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ITS Service Desk helping a studentWe’re thrilled to announce that 100% of student mailboxes and Drive data have successfully migrated from Google Suite to Microsoft 365!

  • 📧 New Email: All student mailboxes are now on Outlook.
  • 📂 Drive Data: Your Google Drive data is fully accessible in your new Microsoft 365 account. If you’re new to navigating M365, check out these Microsoft 365 Tools and Applications.
  • 🌐 Resources: We have answered lots of your frequently asked questions and put the most requested knowledgebase articles in one place.
  • 🌟 Learn More: Enhance your Microsoft skills on LinkedIn Learning

💻 Support: Need help? Contact the Service Desk for technical assistance.

  • Please note that due to record-high call volume, the ITS Service Desk call queue has become saturated. Callers fill up the queue with callback requests each day, then create new callback requests before their place in line has come. The Service Desk starts the day with an unsustainable number of callback requests in the queue.
  • To prevent the queue from growing each day, ITS is going to implement the following temporary changes to the call queue starting May 21:
    • Stop accepting calls at 4 p.m. each day.
    • Purge a call waiting in the queue after four hours.
  • It is understood these changes may prevent somebody from getting through to the service desk by phone. The current recommendation is to browse the Service Desk client portal and review the knowledge base to find an answer to your question. If you cannot find the answer, then review our service catalog to start a ticket. Getting a ticket started will speed up the process of getting service from ITS.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation throughout this transition!

Have YOU Taken Advantage of the Next NC Scholarship? 🎓✨

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The Next NC Scholarship offers a fantastic opportunity for North Carolina residents toNext NC logo pursue higher education by fully covering tuition and fees at any community college. And this money does not have to be paid back. Here’s what you need to know:

Who is eligible?

  • North Carolina residents eligible for in-state tuition
  • High school graduates or equivalency completers
  • Households with an annual Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of $80,000 or less
  • Students enrolled in an eligible undergraduate program for the 2024-2025 academic year
  • Individuals taking at least 6 credit hours per semester
  • Students who have completed the 2024-2025 FAFSA with a resulting Student Aid Index (SAI) at or below 7,500

What does it cover?

  • Community Colleges: At least $3,000, which often covers full tuition and fees
    • Funds can also be used for things like books, food, housing, and other educational expenses.

How to apply?

  • Complete the FAFSA: The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is essential. If you’re eligible, you’ll receive the scholarship; there are no additional forms to fill out.
    • Ensure it’s submitted by August 15, 2024, for priority consideration. Funds are disbursed until they are exhausted.

Why apply? The Next NC Scholarship simplifies the financial aid process by combining state and federal resources, making college more accessible and affordable for many North Carolinians. This initiative is part of North Carolina’s commitment to investing in education and supporting its residents in achieving their academic goals.

For more details, visit the Next NC Scholarship website and start your application today!

Exhibition Announcement: ‘Forever Transient’ 🖼️

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Collage of artwork to be featured

📅 Exhibition Dates: May 20 – Aug 9
📍 Location: Central Campus, Parr Center, Dove Art Gallery

‘Forever Transient’ visually investigates the meaning behind transience, impermanence, continuous change, and the desire to preserve and prolong the temporary moment. Inspired by Dutch still life paintings and vanitas, each artist showcases a unique approach to artistically rendering the fragility of time. This exhibition reminds us that time is cyclical, not linear, continuously marching forward while reflecting on the past.

This exhibit features 8 nationally and internationally acclaimed artists, each incorporating vibrant references to nature and humanity through various creative processes:

  • Andrew Leventis: Hyper-realistic refrigerator still life paintings, updating classic Dutch techniques with a contemporary twist.
  • Brent Dedas: “Honeybee drawings” that use live honeybees to create cyanotype prints.
  • Colby Caldwell: Uses a flatbed scanner on nature walks to scan natural flora, capturing the transient beauty of the forest floor.
  • James Henkel: Arranges fragments of glass from destroyed vessels to create organic shapes, showing transience through destruction and reformation.
  • Susan Jedrzejewski: Explores the unpredictable patterns of nature through photo transfers on canvas and panel.
  • Debra Koo: Paintings that preserve moments of social celebrations, family gatherings, and the abundance of food.
  • Desiree Thomas: Transforms ordinary food items like spam and packaged chips into extraordinary art, often set against blue sky backgrounds.
  • Kenny Nguyen: Honors his Vietnamese and American heritage using paint and Vietnamese silk in organic and abstract forms.
  • Jennifer Minnis: Captures humanity in spirit, mind, and body, causing viewers to question the thoughtful intentions of the portrayed subjects.

Quote from the Group:

“Whether skillfully rendering mundane routines, reimagining a personal archive, or concentrating on the minute details of a moment already gone, these artists bring to life something as connected to the temporary as it is to the everlasting. The small becomes the meaningful, the part becomes a whole. It is not the need for retrospection, but the will to render the complicated nuances of time, memory, and fragility that give this collection of works its power. It is within these elapsed moments that the painting lives and continues to evolve, forever.”

Join us for this thought-provoking exhibition and explore the intricate dance between the temporary and the everlasting. 🌟

Summer Hours for IT Service Desk 📞💻

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IT Services employee assisting a student at the help deskDuring the college’s summer hours, the Information Technology Services Service Desk will be available to assist you with the following schedule:

📅 Monday – Thursday

  • Call Center: 8 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
  • Walk-In Hours: 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.
    • Location: Central Campus, Parr Center, Hagemeyer Library, Second Floor

📅 Friday

  • Call Center: 8 a.m. – noon
  • Walk-In Hours: 8 a.m. – noon
    • Location: Central Campus, Parr Center, Hagemeyer Library, Second Floor

📅 Saturday

  • Call Center: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
  • No walk-in hours on Saturdays

📢 ADVISORY: Temporary Service Desk Phone Availability Adjustment

  • Please note that due to record-high call volume, the ITS Service Desk call queue has become saturated. Callers fill up the queue with callback requests each day, then create new callback requests before their place in line has come. The Service Desk starts the day with an unsustainable number of callback requests in the queue.
  • To prevent the queue from growing each day, ITS is going to implement the following temporary changes to the call queue starting May 21:
    • Stop accepting calls at 4 p.m. each day.
    • Purge a call waiting in the queue after four hours.
  • It is understood these changes may prevent somebody from getting through to the service desk by phone. The current recommendation is to browse the Service Desk client portal and review the knowledge base to find an answer to your question. If you cannot find the answer, then review our service catalog to start a ticket. Getting a ticket started will speed up the process of getting service from ITS.

Exciting Study Abroad Opportunities for Spring and Summer 2025! 🌍✈️

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Photo of Yellowstone National Park at sunsetThe Center for Global Engagement at Central Piedmont is thrilled to announce a series of incredible study abroad programs for the 2024-25 academic year! Whether you’re interested in ecology, cultural immersion, or exploring historical legends, there’s something for everyone. Check out the details below and get ready for an adventure of a lifetime!

Spring Break 2025: Yellowstone Winter Ecology ❄️🦌

📅 Dates: Spring Break 2025
📍 Location: Yellowstone National Park, Gardiner & Bozeman, Montana
📚 Associated Course: Biology 112 or CCE
🔎 Description: Immerse yourself in wildlife biology alongside scientists and peers while exploring the unique landscape of Gardiner and Bozeman, Montana. Utilize radio telemetry to track ungulates, contribute to wildlife research, and collect valuable data on snow conditions and wildlife behavior to support conservation efforts. Explore the captivating geothermal features of Yellowstone on an immersive excursion.

Summer 2025: Explore Florence, Japan, and the UK & Romania! 🌞✈️

🎶 Florence, Italy: Music, History, and Cultural Immersion
📅 Dates: Two weeks in May
📚 Associated Course: Music Appreciation or CCE
🔎 Description: Spend two weeks immersing yourself in the history, music, and culture of Florence, Italy. This special program will include visits to renowned sites like The Uffizi, the Duomo, the Palazzo Pitti, and Boboli Gardens, as well as day trips to destinations like San Gimignano and engaging talks by local experts about Italian music, culture, and history.
🎇 Highlights:

    • Walking tours of Renaissance Florence
    • Visits to Santa Croce, Casa di Dante, and the Galleria dell’Accademia
    • Optional concert at the Lyceum Club

🎌Japan: Japanese Warlords in Modern Media
📅 Dates: Two weeks in May
📚 Associated Course: Humanities 120 or CCE
🔎 Description: Embark on an unforgettable journey to Japan, where ancient traditions meet modern marvels. Immerse yourself in the culture of Kyoto and its historic temples. Engage in authentic experiences such as savoring Shojin Ryori, a traditional Buddhist meal, and navigating the lively streets of Osaka’s Dotonbori district.

🎇 Highlights:

    • Traditional Buddhist meal (Shojin Ryori)
    • Visits to Miraikan, the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation
    • Free exploration days in Tokyo, including TEPIA and Square Enix Cafe

🧛‍♂️ United Kingdom & Romania: Dracula – History & Literature
📅 Dates: 10 days in late May / early June
📚 Associated Course: Humanities – Myth & Human Culture and World Civilizations II or CCE
🔎 Description: Explore the origins of Dracula and immerse yourself in the haunting world of Bram Stoker’s iconic novel with a unique study abroad experience led by Dacre Stoker, great-grandnephew of the legendary author himself. Dive into the folklore of vampires in Romanian culture, uncovering historic inspirations for Stoker’s novel.
🎇 Highlights:

    • Scenic hikes and historic tours
    • Immersion in local cuisine and traditions
    • Walking in the footsteps of the novel’s characters

These programs promise enriching experiences and unforgettable memories. Don’t miss out on the chance to explore the world with Central Piedmont! 🌏✨

For more details and to apply, visit the Study Abroad page of the Center for Global Engagement website.

Study Abroad Programs for Fall Break 2024: Apply Now! 🌍✈️

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The Center for Global Engagement is thrilled to announce Central Piedmont’s 2024-25 study abroad and globally-focused domestic travel programs!

Eligibility:

  • Open to students 18 and older, employees, and community members
  • Scholarships available for students
  • For questions, email the Center for Global Engagement or call 704-330-6167

Fall Break 2024 Programs – Applications Due by Fri., May 31

Photo of a body of water and the horizon in AzoresAzores, Portugal: Historical Perspectives & Mindfulness Practice🧘‍♂️

  • Associated Course: History 112 or CCE
  • Description: Explore modern world history in the Azores, an archipelago known for its volcanic landscapes and maritime culture. Learn about the impact of geography on cultural and economic development and the historical significance of whales to the islands. 🐳
  • Featured Activities:
    • Hikes through diverse terrains with lakes and geothermal springs
    • Visits to botanical gardens, pineapple and tea plantations, and a dairy farm
    • Marine excursions like whale watching and snorkeling around São Miguel Island

Bogotá, Colombia: Baking & Pastry Cultural Experience 🍰

A street in downtown Bogota in the La Candelaria neighborhood.

  • Associated Courses: Culinary 287, and/or History 112 or CCE
  • Description: Immerse yourself in Colombian baking and pastry arts while exploring local culture and traditions. Engage in various activities during the eight-day trip, including visits to local markets, thermal hot springs, and companies like Castellana 104.
  • Featured Activities:
    • Visits to local markets and thermal hot springs
    • Culinary exploration of Bogotá’s neighborhoods
    • Workshops with Colombian students

Discover all the details, including dates, specific program information, and applications for fall and spring break programs, on the Study Abroad page of the Center for Global Engagement website. 🌎✨

🎉 Central Piedmont Celebrates $1 Million Gift from Coca-Cola Consolidated 🎉

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What’s happening: Central Piedmont Student working as an EMT with a stethoscope around her neckhas been gifted $1 million by Coca-Cola Consolidated. This generous donation will fund scholarships specifically for U.S. military veterans and first responders, while also supporting various academic and training programs at the college.

Why it matters: This contribution will significantly enhance the college’s ability to support the educational and transitional needs of veterans and first responders. Central Piedmont is dedicated to providing these students with specialized resources to help them succeed in civilian and academic settings.

By the numbers:

  • Programs Supported: Basic Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice, Emergency Medicine, Fire Protection, and Public Safety Administration.
  • New Degrees: Launched a Public Safety Administration associate degree in August 2023.
  • Community Impact: The gift supports a student population that often faces unique challenges transitioning from service to civilian life.

Deepening Partnerships:

  • Coca-Cola Consolidated’s Role: As the largest Coca-Cola bottler in the U.S., headquartered in Charlotte, the company has a long-standing commitment to community support and workforce development.
  • Apprenticeship Program: The Coca-Cola Consolidated Apprenticeship Program at Central Piedmont provides paid apprenticeships in high-demand areas such as manufacturing and logistics, promoting practical, hands-on learning.

What they’re saying:

  • Dr. Kandi Deitemeyer, President of Central Piedmont: “We are profoundly grateful for Coca-Cola Consolidated’s support. This gift will relieve financial burdens for deserving students who serve our community, fostering a significant, positive impact for future generations.” 🌟
  • Morgan Everett, Vice Chair, Coca-Cola Consolidated: “Our purpose to serve others includes creating pathways to opportunity. We are proud to support the success of veterans and first responders entering the workforce.” 🛠️

The big picture: This donation not only underscores the community and educational commitment of Coca-Cola Consolidated but also highlights the critical role of corporate partnerships in advancing public education and workforce readiness.

🏎 Rev Up Your Career: Attend a Transport Systems Technologies Program Info Session 🔧

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Are you interested in a career in automotive technology, diesel heavy equipment technology, or collision repair and refinishing? Discover how Central Piedmont’s  Transport Systems Technologies programs can set you on the path to success in these dynamic industries.Automotive student holding a wrench, leaning over a car with the hood up

📢 About Our Information Sessions: Join us at one of our upcoming information sessions to learn all about the robust training opportunities available through our credit and non-credit continuing education courses. During these sessions, you will:

  • Gain insights into our program offerings and industry-relevant skills training.
  • Learn about the admissions process and work-based learning requirements.
  • Enjoy a guided tour of our state-of-the-art transport systems technology facilities.

Each session will provide a comprehensive overview, ensuring you have all the information you need to get started.

Session Dates and Locations:

  • Session 1
    📆 Thurs., June 6
    🕐 6 – 7:30 p.m.
    📍 Merancas Campus, Transportation Systems Building, Room 130
    ✍ Registration is required
  • Session 2
    📆 Thurs., July 11
    🕓 6 – 7:30 p.m.
    📍 Levine Campus, Joe Hendrick Center for Automotive
    ✍ Registration is required

Ready to Jump Start Your Career? Discover the pathways to success in an industry that keeps the world moving. We look forward to seeing you there and helping you drive your future forward!