Scholarship Spotlight: Honoring the Legacy of Paul J. Koehnke

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CFBC logoThe Norvell Family Fund: Paul J. Koehnke Fine Arts Scholarship, administered by the Community Foundation of Burke County, is now open to students passionate about pursuing an associate degree in fine arts.

Who’s Eligible?

  • Graduates from the Northwest School of the Arts enrolling at Central Piedmont
  • Current students at Central Piedmont focusing on music, visual arts, or theatre

Scholarship Highlights:

  • In Honor of Leadership: Celebrates Dr. Paul J. Koehnke’s 31 years of dedication to Central Piedmont, its students, faculty, and staff.
  • Scholarship Amount: One lucky recipient will receive a $1,000 scholarship to support their Fine Arts education.
  • Criteria: Applicants will be evaluated based on academic achievement, financial need, and a demonstrated willingness to learn and pursue higher education.

Application Details:

  • Deadline: Make sure to apply by Mar. 1, 2024.
  • How to Apply: Visit the Community Foundation of Burke County website.
  • Questions? Contact JJ Musgrove, President and CEO, at jmusgrove@cfburkecounty.org or call 828-437-7105.

Why Apply?

  • Support Your Artistic Journey: This scholarship financially supports students who are strongly committed to their artistic disciplines.
  • Honor a Legacy: By applying, you become part of a tradition that values educational leadership and the fine arts at Central Piedmont.

🎨 Flash Art Exhibition: A Melodic Inspiration

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Art HubGet ready, Central Piedmont creative minds! The Art Hub in the Overcash Building is hosting a Flash Art Exhibition, where music meets the canvas. This unique event invites both artists and art enthusiasts to explore the intersection of visual art and music. 

Event Essentials:

  • Date: Fri., March 1, 2024
  • Time: 12 – 2 p.m.
  • Location: Central Campus, Overcash Building, Art Hub

Why Participate?

  • Creative Showcase: Display your artwork inspired by song lyrics, albums, or music in general.
  • All Mediums Welcome: Whether it’s painting, sculpture, digital art, or photography, your medium of choice is celebrated here.
  • Safe and Respectful Environment: Enjoy a space where artistic expression is valued and respected.

Participant Guidelines:

  • Theme: “Inspired by song lyrics/albums/music” – let the music guide your artistic expression.
  • Submission: Artists must submit their artist statements and drop off their physical work at the Art Hub before 10 a.m. on the event day.
  • Feedback Opportunity: Artists agree to have their work displayed in the Ross Gallery and be open to constructive feedback from peers.
  • Register now

Make Your Mark: This Flash Art Exhibition is not just an event; it’s a celebration of diversity, creativity, and the powerful connection between music and art. Whether you’re an artist looking to showcase your work or an observer keen to explore new artistic perspectives, this exhibition is for you.

Join us at Central Piedmont for an afternoon of artistic exploration and inspiration. Don’t miss this chance to connect with fellow artists and share your passion for art and music.

🚀 Career Catalyst Showcase: Your Gateway to Summer Internships

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Career ServicesAre you ready to kickstart your career journey? Central Piedmont Community College is thrilled to present an exclusive Career Showcase event to connect you with leading employers across various industries. This is your golden opportunity to secure a paid summer internship and gain invaluable experience to propel your career forward.

Event Highlights:

  • Open to All Central Piedmont Students: No prior experience needed.
  • Diverse Industries: Meet employers eager to hire Central Piedmont talent.
  • Paid Internships: Step into a rewarding opportunity this summer.

Event Details:

Maximize Your Showcase Experience:

  • Career Prep: Need a hand getting ready? Career Services is here to help.
  • Personal Guidance: Book an appointment with a Career Counselor.
  • Drop-In Support: Visit the new Career Center (Central High 206) for face-to-face advice, Mon. – Fri., 10 a.m.1 p.m.

Your Future Starts Here: Don’t miss this chance to explore internships that can shape your professional path. Whether you’re seeking hands-on experience or eager to network with potential employers, the Career Showcase is where your ambitions meet opportunities.

Brought to you by Career Services and Workplace Learning.

Embark on your career journey with Central Piedmont and transform your potential into success. See you at the Showcase!

🎨 Call for Artists: Transform a CATS Bus into a Masterpiece

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CATS busCentral Piedmont Community College students, your artistic talent has the spotlight! The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) is rolling out an exciting opportunity for local artists and designers to champion diversity and cultural inclusion. Here’s your chance to transform a CATS bus into a moving canvas that celebrates Charlotte’s vibrant community.

Why You Should Apply:

  • Showcase Diversity: Illustrate the rich cultural tapestry of Charlotte.
  • Be Seen: Your design will travel the city, reaching a wide audience.
  • Earn and Learn: A $4,000 stipend is up for grabs for your hard work and creativity.
  • Build Your Portfolio: A unique addition that will stand out in any artist’s collection.

Eligibility:

  • Open to artists and designers from the CATS service area and those with ties to Charlotte’s indigenous cultures.
  • We’re casting a wide net: whether you’re an emerging talent or have been historically underrepresented in the arts, this call is for you.

Project Highlights:

  • Art Budget: $4,000, covering all aspects of the project.
  • Canvas: The two long sides and back of a CATS bus.
  • Visibility: The wrapped bus will be a part of CATS’s fleet for about a year.

Key Dates:

  • Application Period: Feb. 16 – Mar. 17, 2024
  • Artist Selection: Mar. 18 – Apr. 5, 2024
  • Design Phases: From conceptualization in April to final file delivery by May 31, 2024
  • Showcase: The bus hits the streets in June 2024.

Selection Process:

  • A diverse panel will review submissions, focusing on aesthetic ability, cultural reflection in art, and project management skills.

Scope and Schedule:

  • Selected artists will develop a conceptual proposal, receive feedback, and refine their designs into final digital files for the bus wrap.

How to Jump In:

  • Head to the application link by Mar. 17, 2024, 11:59 p.m. EDT. Remember, this is about showcasing qualifications, not submitting design proposals.

Make Your Mark on Charlotte:

This project isn’t just about art; it’s a celebration of our city’s diversity and an invitation for all to contribute to its narrative. Whether you’re driven by the cause, the creativity, or the compensation, we want to see your vision for a more inclusive Charlotte.

Questions? Reach out to Chris Lange, Art in Transit Program Administrator, at clange@charlottenc.gov for more info.

Your Creativity. Our Community. A Canvas in Motion.

 

Be a Student Ambassador

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Student AmbassadorsAs a Central Piedmont Community College student, embrace the opportunity to become a leader and advocate for your peers by joining the Student Ambassador program. Not only will you develop essential skills and receive a generous scholarship, but you’ll also engage in activities that bolster your resume and expand your network. 

  • Develop Skills: Enhance leadership and communication abilities.
  • Earn a Scholarship: Receive up to $1,700 per semester.
  • Broaden Horizons: Network and participate in college and community events.
  • Make an Impact: Influence prospective and current students positively.

Eligibility includes a 3.0 GPA and completion of 18 credit hours, among other criteria. Commit to training, monthly meetings, and at least 60 hours of service per semester. 

Join one of the upcoming Student Ambassador Interest Sessions to learn more about this transformative role:

  • Wed., Feb. 21: 5 – 5:30 p.m. at Central Campus, Parr Center, Room 1000
  • Tues., Feb. 27: 9:30 – 10 a.m., Virtual Meeting (or join by phone +1 415-655-0001 Access code: 2423 753 8729)
  • Wed., Feb. 28: 2 – 2:30 p.m. at Central Campus, Parr Center, Room 0100

These sessions will guide you through the benefits and application process and connect you with current ambassadors.

Black History Month: Programs + Harvey B. Gantt Museum Trip! GET INVOLVED!

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Community Catalyst InitiativeJoin Student Engagement’s new Community Catalyst Initiative (CCI), a student-focused series designed to ignite a passion for service and civic engagement while empowering students to become catalysts for positive change in their communities!

February Black History Month Events:

“Black & Queer: Yes, We’re Here!” – Are you passionate or curious about differing identities in the black community? Participate in our panel discussion delving into the intersection of Black & queer realities.

“Harvey B Gantt Museum for African American Art + Culture Tour & Workshop” – Join us for a guided tour of the Harvey B Gantt Museum, its history, and a discussion of artists and exhibitions! There will be a Hands-On Workshop after where students can learn about a Black artist & create their own art. Transportation from Central Campus & lunch will be provided!

SIGN-UP! Spots are limited, so secure your spot TODAY! We look forward to engaging with you!

Central Piedmont Theatre presents Tracks by Peter Tarsi

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Tracks posterA group of strangers meets in a dirty subway station, all claiming to be in different cities. They soon learn the unfortunate truth: They are all dead. Since subway stations have opposite platforms, they reason that one train must be bound for Heaven; the other bound for Hell. But which platform are they on? They reflect upon their lives, sharing their virtues and vices, hoping to figure out which platform is which. As the subway train finally approaches, they must make a choice. Do they stay and ponder their actions further? Or do they board the train to their final destination?

Central Piedmont Theatre proudly presents two vastly different takes on this production. The M Train show is directed by Carly McMinn. The D Train show is directed by James Duke.

Both versions feature casts fully comprised of Central Piedmont students.

Where: Georgia Tucker Fine Arts Center – Levine Campus

When:

  • Fri., Feb.  23
    • M Train – 2 p.m.
    • D Train – 7 p.m.
  • Sat., Feb, 24
    • D Train – 2 p.m.
    • M Train 7 p.m.
  • Sun., Feb. 25
    • M Train – 2 p.m.
    • D Train – 4 p.m.

Students get in FREE with a student ID.

Tickets are $5 at the door.

Purpose Chats Series: Spring 2024 Interest Form

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purpose chatsThe Purpose Chats program, a part of the UMentoring Network within the Office of Mentoring and Coaching, offers a variety of empowering activities and services designed to support student growth, including:

  • Workshops: Interactive sessions on various topics to foster personal development
  • Coaching: One-on-one support to guide students through challenges.
  • Mentorship: Building relationships with experienced mentors for guidance and support
  • Social and Cultural Activities: Events that enrich the college experience and broaden perspectives
  • Empowerment Activities: Engagements designed to boost confidence and self-awareness
  • Discussions and Panels: Opportunities to explore diverse viewpoints and gain insights
  • Leadership and Research Projects: Practical experiences to enhance resumes and build skill sets.

Join us monthly from 4-5:30 p.m. at Central Campus, starting in February and wrapping up the last week of April.

  • Session One: Thurs., Feb. 29, Hagemeyer Library, Room 2160
  • Session Two: Thurs., Mar. 28, Hagemeyer Library, Room 2160
  • Session Three: Thurs., Apr. 25, Hagemeyer Library, Room 2160
  • Session Four: Mon., Apr. 29, Hagemeyer Library, Room 2160

For questions, reach out to Paige Gammon at paige.gammon@cpcc.edu. Remember to fill out the interest form to participate in these empowering sessions.

Skilled Trades Connect Hiring Event | Wed., Feb. 21

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Skilled Trades Connect

Get ready to kickstart your career at Central Piedmont’s Skilled Trades Connect event! 

  • When: Wed., Feb. 21, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. 
  • Where: Harper IV building lobby.

This is your chance to meet employers eager to fill full-time, part-time, and internship positions in the following areas:

  • Advertising + Graphic Design
  • Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration
  • Architectural Technology
  • Construction Management
  • Electrical Systems
  • Graphic Arts & Imaging
  • Interior Design
  • NDE
  • Sustainability Technologies
  • Welding

Get a peek at the employers attending and prep resources. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with your future employer!

Counseling Services at Central Piedmont

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Counseling Services staffAt Central Piedmont Community College, we understand that challenges can sometimes impact your studies. Our Counseling Services are here to support your mental, emotional, and academic journey toward growth and success.

Here’s how we can help

  • Licensed Counselors: Qualified team ready to help with academic and personal challenges
  • Easy Access: Contact 704-330-6420 or counseling@cpcc.edu to schedule an appointment.
  • Flexible Options: Free in-person and remote counseling are available
  • Wide-ranging support: Stress, relationships, grief, and more
  • Stay Informed: For details, visit Central Piedmont Counseling Services

Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament: Battle for Supremacy!

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Smash BrosGet ready to unleash your gaming prowess and join us for an electrifying Super Smash Bros Tournament at Central Piedmont Community College! This thrilling event brings together players from within our school community to battle it out for supremacy, proving their skills and claiming the title of the ultimate champion.

  • Date: Fri., Feb. 23
  • Time: 3 – 7 p.m.
  • Location: Central Campus, Parr Center, Rooms 0060/0070

Join us for intense thrills and fierce competition. Whether you’re a Smash Bros. pro or just love a good fight, this tournament is tailored for gamers of all levels. Here’s what’s in store:

🏆 Tournament Format: 16 competitors will battle it out in a randomized bracket until only one is left standing.

🎁 Prizes: Exciting prizes will be announced closer to the tournament date.

🍕 Snacks and Refreshments: Recharge with snacks and beverages to keep your energy levels at their peak during the tournament.

👫 Community: Forge new friendships with fellow Central Piedmont students who share your passion for gaming and Smash Bros.

🎮 Controllers: Feel free to bring your own controller if you can get it connected and working in a timely manner. Don’t worry if you don’t have one – we’ll have extras available for you. Keep in mind if you bring your own controller, it is at your own risk. Any malfunctions or technical problems you may have is NOT grounds for a rematch!

REGISTRATION INFO:

🏎️ 0 COMPETITOR SLOT AVAILABLE!

📜 Free Viewer

❗❗ Due to college-wide changes, all tickets are now FREE!

If you have any questions or need further details, feel free to reach out to Silas Irizarry at silas.irizarry@cpcc.edu.

EVENT PARTNERS:

  • Simulation and Game Development Department
  • IT Division
  • Central Piedmont Community College
  • International Game Developers Association Academic
  • Yerba Mate

Veteran to Visionary: Edwin Quarles’ Honorable Journey Through Education and Service at Central Piedmont

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Edwin Quarles💡 Edwin Quarles, a distinguished Air Force veteran and Town Commissioner for Huntersville embarked on an extraordinary academic journey at Central Piedmont Community College. As a December 2023 graduate🎓 , Edwin’s decision to enroll at Central Piedmont was driven by the institution’s outstanding reputation as one of the nation’s premier community colleges. He reflects on his choice, stating, “I chose Central Piedmont Community College because it was said to be the best community college in the nation. I also heard from several graduates that the professors had the students’ best interest at heart.”

Pursuing an Associate in Arts degree, he strived to leverage his education to assist fellow veterans in accessing the benefits they rightfully deserve. Edwin’s dedication to veterans is a testament to his unwavering sense of duty and service, a value deeply rooted in his military experience.👏

One of the hallmarks of his time at Central Piedmont was the exceptional faculty who not only imparted knowledge but also kept him engaged and inspired. “I enjoyed my professors. Each kept me engaged, which made learning at such an older age easy and fun,” Edwin shares.🤩

Edwin’s aspirations extend to a career in the social service field, where he envisions himself playing a pivotal role in supporting veterans and contributing to the betterment of his community. His advice to future Central Piedmont students resonates with his own journey: “Set a goal; stay focused; apply yourself; and seek understanding and clarity from your professors. I used that formula after being away from a classroom setting for 30 years and was able to graduate from my program with honors.” ⭐

Central Piedmont Community College, for Edwin, is more than an institution; it’s a source of belief and inspiration. “Central Piedmont helped me Conquer Possibility by giving me the belief that I can achieve and be successful,” he reflects. The familial atmosphere and the genuine care exhibited by professors transformed his educational experience.

✈️ “I am an Air Force Veteran. I retired as an entrepreneur twelve years ago. I decided to take the challenge of getting a degree. I accomplished that challenge,” he proudly declares. His path also led him to engage in local politics, becoming a Commissioner for the Town of Huntersville during his time at Central Piedmont.

Edwin’s story, intertwined with service, learning, and leadership, is a true embodiment of the diverse experiences and opportunities that Central Piedmont Community College offers to its students and the communities it serves.

FAFSA Nights: Unlock Your Financial Aid Potential

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FAFSA Federal Student Aid logo📚 Finances shouldn’t be a barrier to your education. Central Piedmont is here to guide you through the FAFSA application maze with our FAFSA Nights.

  • What’s Happening: Hands-on workshops for the 2024-2025 FAFSA Application.
  • Get Help With: State residency, college application, and your Federal Student Aid ID.
  • Where & When:
  • Inclusivity: Spanish-speaking staff on-site.
  • RSVP Required: Registration is mandatory.

Take the First Step: Secure your financial future by registering for a session that fits your schedule.

Your opportunity to demystify the financial aid process and advance your academic ambitions awaits.

Student Equity Council – Celebrate Black History Month with Paint & Sip

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sip and paint flyerThis February, immerse yourself in the vibrant celebration of Black History Month with the Central Piedmont Community College Student Equity Council’s Paint & Sip event. Mark your calendars for an afternoon filled with creativity, conversation, and community.

Event Details:

  • Date: Thurs., Feb. 22
  • Time: 2 p.m. – 4 p.m.
  • Location: Central Campus, Parr Center, Room 1010
  • Register now

An Invitation to Create and Connect:
Join fellow students, staff, and faculty for a memorable gathering designed to honor and celebrate the rich heritage and contributions of Black Americans. Whether you’re an experienced artist or picking up a paintbrush for the first time, this event promises an inclusive space for everyone to express themselves.

What to Expect:

  • Artistic Expression: Dive into painting with all supplies and templates provided, ensuring you have everything you need to bring your vision to life.
  • Engaging Conversations: Enjoy open floor discussions on a variety of topics, offering a platform to share insights, experiences, and perspectives.
  • Musical Vibes: Get inspired by a selection of music that complements the creative atmosphere and celebrates Black culture and history.
  • Refreshments on Us: Delight in complimentary snacks and refreshments, adding an extra layer of enjoyment to your afternoon.

Dress for the Occasion:
Remember to wear clothes that you won’t mind getting a little paint on, as creativity can sometimes be a messy process!

A Community Gathering:
The Student Equity Council is excited to welcome you to this special event. It’s more than just an art session; it’s an opportunity to connect with our community, reflect on the significance of Black History Month, and contribute to a tapestry of shared experiences and expressions.

Don’t miss out on this unique way to celebrate Black History Month at Central Piedmont Community College. We look forward to seeing you there, brush in hand, ready to paint, sip, and share in this collective experience.

Hoyaris Ovalle: Turning Challenges into Triumph

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Hoyaris Ovalle

Meet Hoyaris Ovalle, a beacon of determination at Central Piedmont. Despite financial challenges, her journey from West Mecklenburg and East Mecklenburg high schools to our campus is a tale of resilience and ambition. Set to graduate with a degree in General Occupational Technology/Pre-Dental Hygiene, Hoyaris’s story is one of overcoming adversity and embracing opportunity.

Embracing Opportunity Against Odds: Hoyaris’s college dream faced financial hurdles, but Central Piedmont opened doors she thought were closed. The college became her beacon of hope when filling out the FAFSA became a stumbling block.

Scholarship and Support: Thanks to mentors like Mr. Tim and Mr. Ezell, she navigated the application maze and became an Opportunity Scholar, with the scholarship covering her tuition and fees. This support system didn’t just ease the financial burden—it fostered her growth and integration into campus life.

A Tribute to Her Mother: More than a personal quest, Hoyaris is driven by the vision of granting her mother the honor of seeing her graduate. Her academic pursuit is a gift of pride and a step towards a brighter financial future for her family.

Leadership and Engagement: Hoyaris is not just a student; she’s a vibrant part of the Student Government Association (SGA), where her engagement with senators from each campus and contributions to events like Welcome Fest reflects her commitment to community and leadership.

Personal Growth at Central Piedmont: Central Piedmont has reshaped Hoyaris’s outlook on success, teaching her that there’s more to college than grades and perfection. It’s about involvement, trying new things, and fostering a welcoming environment for others.

A Message to Future Students: “Don’t hesitate to apply to Central Piedmont,” advises Hoyaris. “It’s more than an institution—it’s a family that nurtures your growth every day.”

Join us in celebrating Hoyaris’s achievements and be inspired to craft your own success story at Central Piedmont.

Duke Energy Employees Donate to the Professional Clothing Closet

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Duke Energy Donation👔 Thanks to the incredible generosity of Duke Energy employees, our Professional Clothing Closet just got a massive boost! Thousands of professional attire items – suits, dress shirts, shoes, dresses, and more – are now available to help Central Piedmont students dress for success.

📅 Open Every Tuesday | 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. | Worrell Building, Room 1152

This initiative ensures our students can confidently step into their interviews and future careers, all at no cost. It’s part of our ongoing commitment to educate and empower our students for career readiness.

📣 Calling all students! Want to make a great first impression? Sign up to shop for up to four professional outfits.

🙌 And we’re always looking for more donations! Drop off your gently used professional wear on Tuesdays and make a difference in a student’s journey.

For more details or to make a donation, please contact Mia Mallory at mia.mallory@cpcc.edu, or Dena Shonts at dena.shonts@cpcc.edu.

A heartfelt thank you to Duke Energy employees and everyone supporting this vital resource. Together, we’re making a real impact on our students’ futures.

Career Connect: Do What You LOVE! Career Exploration Workshop

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career workshopThis Valentine’s Day, “swipe right” on your career match! Join Career Services for a unique and interactive MBTI Workshop that aims to help you find a career that you love!! Discover the fascinating connections between your personality, relationships, and professional journey in a fun and engaging setting.

Workshop Highlights:

  • Personality Meets Profession: Explore the link between your MBTI profile and potential careers.
  • Interactive Learning: Participate in an interactive session that’s both informative and fun.
  • Networking Opportunity: Connect with peers and career advisors passionate about finding the right career fit for you.

Register Now

Unlocking Opportunities: Exploring Criminal Record Expunction

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Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy logo

Looking to turn over a new leaf? Join us for “Unlocking Opportunities: Exploring Criminal Record Expunction in North Carolina,” presented by the Charlotte Center for Legal Advocacy.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

  • Understanding Expunction Law: Gain insights into NC’s expunction laws.
  • Eligibility Criteria: Find out if your criminal charge qualifies for expunction.
  • DIY Petitioning: Learn where to get materials for self-represented petitions.
  • Expert Assistance: Discover services offered by CCLA and other legal aids.

Event Details:

📅 Date: Tues., Feb. 20
⏰ Time: 12 p.m.
📍 Location: Central Campus, Parr Center, Room 0070

Empower yourself with knowledge and the possibility of clearing your record.

Free Support for BUS 110 and MED 121 Students

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bus 110The Perkins Special Population Support program has partnered with the Healthcare and Business departments to offer a free support class. The class is designed to give skills and content support to English Language Learners (ELL) and other particular population curriculum students beginning their academic journeys through their enrollment in MED 121 or BUS 110.

We provide students with the guidance, practice, and support needed to help create a strong foundation in study strategies, note-taking suggestions, academic support, extra review of content, and more. We have both in-person and virtual classes to support student needs. If you have any questions or concerns or would like to refer a student to our services, please email Judith Roman (judith.roman@cpcc.edu) for more information.

Perkins levels the playing field for nine special populations within our state and nation. Those special populations include individuals with disabilities, individuals from economically disadvantaged families, individuals preparing for nontraditional fields, single parents, out-of-workforce individuals, English language learners, individuals experiencing homelessness, youth within the foster care system, and childwith a parent who is a member of the armed forces or is on active duty within the military.

Spring Transfer Fair: A Gateway to New Academic Horizons

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TRANSFER FAIRTuesday, Feb. 13, 2024 – 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Are you contemplating a transfer to another institution to continue your academic journey? The Spring Transfer Fair, hosted by Academic Advising and Transfer Services, is an event you cannot afford to miss! Scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., this fair is an ideal opportunity for students to explore a myriad of educational pathways.

Location:

  • Levine Campus, Levine II, 2nd Floor Atrium

This is more than just a fair; it’s a pivotal event where you can engage directly with representatives from a diverse array of prestigious colleges and universities across the Carolinas. Imagine the convenience of having all these institutions under one roof, ready to provide you with detailed information about their programs, campus life, and the specific steps to transfer.

Participating Institutions:

  • Appalachian State University
  • Belmont Abbey College
  • Campbell University
  • Charleston Southern University
  • East Carolina University
  • Lenoir-Rhyne University
  • NC State
  • Queens University of Charlotte
  • Salem College
  • UNC Chapel Hill
  • UNC Charlotte
  • UNC Charlotte Army ROTC Department
  • UNC Greensboro
  • Wingate University
  • Winthrop University