Halifax Community College annual report

              2012-
2013
PRESIDENTIAL ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Message from the Trustee Board Chair
Board of Trustees
Message from the President
By the Numbers
Campus Highlights
Campus Improvements
Dr. Philip W. Taylor Complex
Strategic Plan/Mission/Vision/Values
HCC Active Shooter/Lockdown Drill/Campus Safety Training
Message from the HCC Foundation Inc. Board Chair
Foundation Highlights
HCC Foundation Inc. Board
Foundation Donors
Administrative Contact Information
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Frank V. Avent III
I am honored and pleased to have served as the chair of the Halifax Community College Board of Trustees for the 2012-13 academic year. The members of the board of trustees have endeavored to provide guidance and support to the College, led by president of Halifax Community College, Dr. Ervin V. Griffin Sr. We believe that working together works and that the future is bright for all of the individuals and communities that the College serves.
The 2012-13 year was full of activity at Halifax Community College. We offer several programs of study in which students can earn degrees, certificates and diplomas as well as participate in cultural opportunities throughout the year. Whatever a student’s goals are when they enroll at HCC—whether it is to finish a continuing
education course or graduate with an associate’s degree—we want to help that student achieve his or her educational goals.
HCC wants to continue to be responsive to the needs of the Roanoke Valley community and its citizens. Halifax Community College may not be the biggest community college, but we can strive to be the best. With everyone in business, industry and the community pulling together, the College will continue to make positive contributions to the Roanoke Valley and its people.Board of Trustees (2012 - 2013)
Frank V. Avent III, Chairperson
Bernella DeLaMora, Vice Chairperson
Jay A. Baker
James Barmer
David Cairns
Bettie G. Cofield
Dr. Stanley M. Edwards
Michael Felt
Rachel K. Hux
Robert Knight
Mary Mebane
Lillie J. Solomon
1Message from the President
I would like to take this opportunity to thank our community for its support of Halifax Community College during the 2012-13 academic year.
The College offers curriculum programs, basic literacy skills, workforce development, human resources development and various continuing education programs. We provide a vibrant and student-oriented institution that continues to embrace student learning as its top priority. Some highlights include:
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HCC ranks #12 among the top 50 community colleges in the nation according to the 2013 Washington Monthly college rankings.
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Victory Media, the premier media entity for military personnel transitioning into civilian life, has named Halifax Community College to the coveted Military Friendly Schools® list.
Dr. Ervin V. Griffin Sr.
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HCC serves about 7,000 students each year.
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HCC features the first five-star child care center in Halifax County, and in 2012, that facility became the first and only center in Halifax County and the surrounding area to achieve national program accreditation by the National Association for the Education of Young Children Academy for Early Childhood Programs.
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The College hosted the third HCC Foundation Inc. Annual Golf Tournament to benefit student scholarships and expenses.
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HCC recognized the 50th anniversary celebration of the North Carolina Community College System by renaming Building 100 the Dr. Phillip W. Taylor Complex after the College’s founding president.
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The HCC Foundation Inc. now has more than $1 million in scholarships and assets.
HCC strives to provide cultural and student initiatives. The College hosted a series of events called the HCC Lyceum Series of Special Events. These events included a U.S. Postal Service stamp dedication, local heroes celebration, a food tasting, Women of Excellence Conference, Men to Men Summit, United States Navy U.S. Fleet Forces Showband, and lectures and class performances.
We plan to continue to provide a holistic education to our students as well as partner with even more businesses and industries in the upcoming year. In the following pages, you will find many highlights of the 2012-13 academic year. The highlights include events as well as faculty, staff and student successes. I hope you enjoy reviewing this year’s annual report. Feel free to visit the HCC campus in-person or online at www.halifaxcc.edu, “like” us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.
Remember, Halifax Community College is the place where “Learning Comes to Life in Pursuit of Excellence!”
2By the Numbers
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2012 - 13 Enrollment*
Curriculum Programs 2,071
Continuing Education Programs 5,377
*Unduplicated Headcount is listed for each area. Some students take courses in more than one area.
Student Profile
Female 59.9%
Male 40.1%
Average Age 29
2012 - 13 Graduates
Curriculum Program Graduates
Certificates 166
Diplomas 51
Associate in Arts 13
Associate in Applied Science 113
Associate in General Education 8
Associate in Science 2
Total Awards 353
General Educational Development GED® Graduates Total 109
Student Residence Profile
Halifax County 1,545
Northampton County 342
All Other 184
Total 2,071
Funding Budget Amount
State Funds $10,765,744
Local Funds $1,024,549
Other Funds $5,480,444
Total Funding $17,270,737
62%6%32%State FundsLocal FundsOther Funds
2012 - 2013 Financial Summary
Expenditures Expense Amount
Salaries & Benefits $11,386,265
Supplies & Materials $1,707,148
Services $1,077,547
Scholarships & Fellowships $2,271,926
Utilities $337,422
Depreciation/Amortization $559,837
Total Expenditures $17,340,145
Decrease in Net Assets $(129,843)
Assets Amount
Buildings $12,350,021
Machinery & Equipment $1,078,781
Land/Land Improvements $194,800
General Infrastructure $497,537
Other $3,063,948
Total Net Assets $17,185,087
72%6%1%3%18%BuildingsMachinery &EquipmentLand/LandImprovementsGeneralInfrastructureOther
Source: 2012 Annual Financial Statements
66%10%6%13%2%3%Salaries & BenefitsSupplies & MaterialsServicesScholarships & FellowshipsUtilitiesDepreciation/AmortizationCampusHighlights
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Paul Walden, left, made a check presentation on behalf of the Weldon High School class of 1961 to the HCC Foundation Inc. to establish the Ralph J. Bunche Class of 1961 Scholarship.June 2012
Members of the Marshall Grant family made contributions totaling $15,000 to the Foundation that benefitted the Libby Grant Scholarship. The Grant family has contributed more than $83,000 to the Libby Grant Scholarship to date.July 2012
The HCC Child Care Center and the National Association for the Education of Young Children presented an accreditation ceremony and open house at the child care center. CampusHighlights
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The College acquired an ambulance to serve as an emergency medical services mobile lab. The mobile lab mirrors what students encounter on the job and provides real-life training.
Clara J. Faison was named as the Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) director and criminal justice department head.
College faculty, staff, students, administration and trustees gathered for the dedication of the HCC Rockfish. The Rockfish is part of “The Roanoke Valley Rocks” public relations and public art campaign created by the Halifax County Convention and Visitors Bureau. CampusHighlights
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Halifax County Business Horizons Inc. presented $5,000 as a cash match for a $100,000 New Generation Careers grant from the N.C. Rural Economic Development Center to benefit 56 youth, ages 18-30, and place 41 in jobs in Halifax and Northampton counties.August 2012
Margaret Holloway with Dominion NC Power presented a $1,000 check to benefit the
Dock Brown Scholarship.
HCC became an official member of The Benefit Bank of North Carolina. The HCC Benefit Bank is an online portal that helps low and moderate-income enrolled students and their families identify potential educational and federal support resources.CampusHighlights
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Annabelle Anderton joined HCC as a science instructor in the School of Arts and Sciences.
Eugene Tinklepaugh joined the English department as a full-time faculty member.
Beverly Sessoms joined the College as an office administration instructor in the School of Business.CampusHighlights
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Sheril Roberts joined HCC as a psychology instructor in the School of Arts and Sciences.
Dr. Adriane Leché joined HCC as the dean of institutional effectiveness, planning and assessment. September 2012
HCC held its Founders Day Ceremony, “45 Years of Service to the Roanoke Valley.” Representative Jimmie E. Ford, a member of the State Board of Community Colleges of North Carolina was the keynote speaker. The event honored elected officials—local, state and federal.CampusHighlights
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HCC hosted its eighth annual Constitution & Citizenship Day. Halifax County Judge Teresa R. Freeman was the keynote speaker.
Branch Banking & Trust (BB&T) presented a $10,000 check to HCC to benefit the BB&T Scholarship Fund, which provides two scholarships at the college. The check was part of a five-year pledge of $50,000 from BB&T.
HCC Foundation Inc. hosted its second annual golf tournament. First-place honors went to the Chris Canady-State Farm Team.Campus Highlights
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The Pilot Club of Roanoke Valley Inc. presented
HCC Foundation Inc. with a donation. The
$1,000 was given in honor of Linda Mozingo
and benefited the Pilot Club of Roanoke Valley
Scholarship.
HCC hosted two Presidential Student Forums.
Students were encouraged to sign up for
mobile alerts, informational updates were
provided from various departments and a
presentation was made on The Benefit Bank
of North Carolina.
October 2012
HCC ofered new mini-semesters that ran from
Oct. 11 - Dec. 14, 2012.
CampusHighlights
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HCC held a Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society Induction Ceremony. For the first time, PTK inducted students from the Roanoke Valley Early College who met the requirements for membership.
The College was selected as a CompTIA Academic Partner. This academic partnership allows HCC to provide anyone wanting to obtain an A+, Network+ or Security+ certification with a voucher from the bookstore at reduced rates.
HCC ranked in the top 10 community colleges in the nation in e.Republic’s Center for Digital Education survey (Small Colleges Category—Less Than 5,000 Students), earning a sixth place finish. This was the third year that the College placed in the top 10 in the category. CampusHighlights
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The HCC Child Care Center hosted a Trike-A-Thon event benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
North Carolina Community College System President Dr. Scott Ralls, Vice President of Business & Finance Jennifer Haygood and General Counsel Shanté Martin visited with the HCC Leadership Institute participants.
HCC hosted town hall meetings at Seaboard Town Hall, Halifax County Economic Development Commission, Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce and Roanoke Salem Baptist Church as part of the long-range planning process. CampusHighlights
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Southern Bank Senior Vice President and Commercial Loan Officer Philip McCumbee presented a $2,500 check to benefit the Southern Bank Scholarship. This was the third installment on a pledge by Southern Bank to contribute $10,000 over a four-year period.November 2012
HCC hosted its fourth annual American Indian Heritage Month celebration. The event provided an opportunity to learn about American Indian culture and traditions and was part of the 2013 Lyceum Series of Special Events.
AT&T presented a $5,000 check to HCC to create the AT&T Veterans Scholarship.CampusHighlights
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HCC Trustee Dr. Stanley Edwards was re-elected for service on the Association of Community College Trustees Board of Directors.
America’s premier cooking school tour, Taste of Home, came to The Centre. The event was hosted by The Daily Herald.December 2012
HCC hosted a Health Career Opportunities Program as part of the New Generation Careers grant, offered through the HCC JobLink office. Training was provided by Area L Area Health Education Center-Turning Point Regional Allied Health Roundtable. CampusHighlights
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HCC students Jaray Darden and Erika Vaughan were selected as recipients of the GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Teacher Preparation Scholarship/Loan Program for the 2012-13 year. The scholarship program benefits prospective teachers.
The United States Navy U.S. Fleet Forces Showband Holiday Concert was held at The Centre at HCC. The event was part of the 2013 Lyceum Series of Special Events.
Seven students completed the 83-hour General Instructor Certification Training course at HCC.CampusHighlights
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HCC Board of Trustees Chairman Frank V. Avent III was awarded The Order of the Long Leaf Pine by North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue.
Two HCC cosmetology students entered a student competition hosted by the Eastern Regional Cosmetology Association. Reesheda Evans won first place and Ashley Gorham won second place in the competition.January 2013
HCC hosted the 2013 Counselors’ Luncheon. Guests heard from HCC administration, counseling and student services personnel. CampusHighlights
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Reginald R. Hux Sr., left, and Kyrian Scott of HCC’s Preparing Men for Intellectual, Academic & Educational Success (PRIDE) of Halifax Male Mentoring Program attended the Inaugural Men of Color Student Leadership Institute.
President Griffin hosted two Student Forums for the spring 2013 semester.
Halifax Community College (HCC) Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) cadets graduated in a ceremony on campus, Dec. 17. This marked HCC’s 43rd BLET Academy graduation.CampusHighlights
18February 2013
The seventh annual United States Postal Service Stamp Dedication honored Rosa Parks and the Emancipation Proclamation.
The sixth annual International Day & Food Tasting was held. Foods from around the world and various cultures were featured. International attire was also worn. Cultural demonstrations highlighted this lyceum event.
HCC presented the 2013 Lyceum Series of Special Events program, “Freedom Wasn’t Free—A Black History Musical.” The musical, written and compiled by HCC Communications Instructor Sharon W. Askew, was an exhilarating collaboration of acting, dancing and singing that portrayed the plight of African-Americans in America.CampusHighlights
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HCC held its “Saluting Our Local African-American Heroes” celebration. The Presidential Posthumous Award was bestowed on a recipient for the first time. The event was part of the 2013 Lyceum Series of Special Events.
The HCC Leadership Institute held a presidents’ roundtable with Dr. Harold E. Mitchell (Roanoke-Chowan CC), Sherida Gholston, institute coordinator, Dr. Charlene Dukes (Prince George’s CC), Dr. Lawrence Rouse (James Sprunt CC) and Dr. Ervin V. Griffin Sr. (HCC).
HCC Cosmetology students held a Fantasy Hairstyle Competition on campus. Students enrolled in Salon II (COS 114) and Salon IV (COS 118) competed with one another. First place honors went to students who created “Horror” and “Saint Patrick’s Day.” CampusHighlights
20March 2013
The HCC Women of Excellence mentoring group held its fourth annual Women to Women Conference as part of HCC’s celebration of Women’s History Month. Wambui Bahati was the keynote speaker for this 2013 Lyceum Series of Special Events program.
HCC, along with North Carolina’s other community colleges, celebrated the legacy of Dr. W. Dallas Herring. The HCC ceremony featured the unveiling of a portrait of Herring.
HCC trustees and administration attended the Association of Community College Trustees 2013 Community College National Legislative Summit in Washington, D.C. CampusHighlights
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First Citizens Bank Vice President Kenny Deloatch presented a $2,000 check to HCC President Dr. Ervin V. Griffin Sr. The funds are part of a $10,000, five-year pledge and will be used to benefit the First Citizens Bank Scholarship.
HCC Leadership Institute participants were treated to a presentation by Dr. Edna Baehre-Kolovani, president of Tidewater Community College.
HCC’s Learning Resources Center hosted an NCLIVE/EBSCO Workshop on March 22 in the library. Pictured is Heather Greer Klein, NCLIVE Online Services librarian. Guests from various organizations attended the session.CampusHighlights
22April 2013
The Roanoke Valley Early College’s Career Exploration class hosted mock interview sessions on April 30 on the HCC campus. The Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce, HCC faculty and staff, parents and members of the community participated in the event.
The Preparing Men for Intellectual, Academic & Educational Success (PRIDE) of Halifax Male Mentoring Program hosted the sixth annual Men to Men Summit. The keynote speaker was Tawan Perry. The event was part of the 2013 Lyceum Series of Special Events.
HCC’s School of Vocational and Industrial Technology hosted the first-ever HCC Advanced Manufacturing Open House. The event was part of North Carolina Manufacturing Awareness Week. CampusHighlights
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The HCC chapter of Student American Dental Hygiene Association collected food items for a needy family in the Roanoke Valley.
HCC Science Instructor Annabelle Anderton participated in the third cycle of the New Faculty Experience for Two-Year College Physics Teachers held at Delta College in Saginaw, Mich.
The HCC Child Care Center staff hosted an Easter egg hunt for children in its center. Students from Weldon STEM High School also participated. CampusHighlights
24May 2013
HCC graduated the class of 2013 at its 46th annual commencement. During the ceremony, 353 degrees, certificates and diplomas were conferred on 320 graduates. Representative Michael H. Wray was the featured speaker.
Recipients of the seventh annual Presidential Partnership Award were recognized during graduation. They were Angel’s Closet, Congressman G.K. Butterfield, Halifax County Economic Development Commission and Regeneration Development Group Inc.
Registered nurses pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree through NC Central University at HCC created the first RN2BSN cohort group and graduated from NCCU in 2013. CampusHighlights
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The HCC Alumni Association hosted the first-ever President’s Breakfast. HCC President Dr. Ervin V. Griffin Sr. gave an update on the College. The event was a fundraiser for the HCC Foundation Inc. and its operations, and was sponsored by Mason Builders.
Thelma Boone of Halifax, center, made a donation to the HCC Presidential Initiatives Fund as a result of the President’s Breakfast with Alumni and Friends.
HCC students and employees were honored during the Recognizing Academic Excellence and Distinguished Service Awards Ceremony. Student Government Association awards of appreciation were also presented.CampusHighlights
26June 2013
HCC, Roanoke Salem Baptist Church, the NC Department of Commerce and Turning Point Workforce Development Board partnered to offer a culinary arts program. Nine students were graduated from the RSBC Culinary and Hospitality Project.
Dr. Deryl Davis Fulmer joined HCC as the vice president of academic affairs.
Dr. Dianne Rhoades was named the vice president of institutional advancement and executive director of the HCC Foundation Inc. CampusHighlights
27Nine Named NISOD Award Recipients
Nine Halifax Community College faculty and staff were awarded National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) Excellence Awards. The honorees include:
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Dean of Students and Enrollment Management Dr. Barbara Bradley-Hasty
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Director of the Child Care Center Vicki Collier
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Department Head/Biology Instructor Dr. Julie Galvin
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English Instructor Walter Goode
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Welding Instructor Carl Harris
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Director of Student Financial Aid Tara Keeter
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Biology Instructor Sarah Nesbit
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Math Instructor/Division Chair of the School of Arts and Sciences Calvin Stansbury
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Director of Literacy Education Tamba Thompson
According to its website, since its inception in 1978, NISOD has emphasized the importance of teaching and leadership excellence in institutions of higher education. NISOD has worked to serve, engage and inspire teachers and leaders through conferences, publications, web services, partnerships and programs. In 1989, in connection with a University of Texas national study of teaching excellence, NISOD hosted its first ceremony, held in conjunction with the annual International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence, honoring and naming the individuals featured in this study as recipients of the NISOD Excellence Award. The Excellence Awards tradition honors many of the world’s best in higher education. Visit www.nisod.org for more details.
Dr. Barbara Bradley-Hasty
Vicki Collier
Dr. Julie Galvin
Walter Goode
Carl Harris
Tara Keeter
Calvin Stansbury
Sarah Nesbit
Tamba ThompsonCampus Improvements andDr. Phillip W. Taylor Complex
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Dr. Phillip Wynne Taylor became founding president of Halifax County Technical Institute (HCTI) on Feb. 1, 1968. He was a graduate of Aurelian Springs High School and N.C. State University. Taylor had
previously worked at Lenoir County Community College as dean of adult education.
He had also taught vocational agriculture in Northampton and Pitt counties.
As HCTI president, Taylor was provided an office in the Halifax County Civil
Defense Building in Halifax to administer the establishment of the new school.
As part of his duties, he first surveyed the local population to determine what
educational programs should be offered. He also began hiring staff and faculty
for the new school that was scheduled to open in the fall of 1968.
Taylor dedicated 20 years of his professional career to the development of HCC.
Under his leadership, the school’s curriculum grew from two programs to 37. Its graduating students increased from 15 (in 1968) to almost 5,000 (for both GED and college degree programs). It went from only a concept of a school to a prospering community college.
Taylor still lives in the Roanoke Valley area.
Other campus improvements for 2012-13 include:
Bathrooms: Building 100 and 300 Floors: Library and Student Success Center
Room dividers, technology and signage: Building 400, Room 401 Air conditioner, welding equipment, floor and
Projection screens: The Centre wall: Welding Shop
Signage: Building 100/ Dr. Phillip W. Taylor Complex Roofing: Building 100
Admissions reception area: Building 300 College seal and tag line: The Centre
On May 30, Building 100 at Halifax Community College was renamed. During a ceremony, HCC officials made a presentation naming Building 100 the Dr. Phillip W. Taylor Complex after the College’s founding president. The ceremony was part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS).
Program participants included:
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HCC Board of Trustees Chair Frank V. Avent III
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Northampton County Board of Commissioners Chair Robert V. Carter
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HCC Board of Trustees Vice Chair Bernella W. DeLaMora
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HCC Board of Trustees Past Chair and Member Dr. Stanley Edwards
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NCCCS Policy Committee Member Representative Jimmie E. Ford
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HCC President/CEO Dr. Ervin V. Griffin Sr.
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Halifax County Board of Commissioners Chair James Pierce
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HCC Founding President Dr. Phillip W. Taylor29Strategic Plan 2013 - 2017
The 2013-2017 Strategic Plan called “An Era of New Beginnings” is designed to give direction to Halifax Community College (HCC), as we lean forward into an unprecedented era of accountability and outcome demands. The focus is on two-year degree completion, four-year transfer programs, increasing graduation rates and job skills training. This student-focused plan also aims to increase student self-efficacy relative to student success and the ability to contribute to the economic development of the community. We are optimistic that our plan is timely and will be effective in yielding the outcomes that meet educational needs in an ever changing climate.
Mission
HCC strives to meet the diverse needs of our community by providing high quality, accessible, and affordable education and services for a rapidly changing and globally competitive marketplace.
Vision
HCC will continue to be a catalyst for educational, cultural, and economic progress in the Roanoke Valley by anticipating and responding to the needs of an evolving global community.
“An Era of New Beginnings”
Values
Integrity: We uphold the ethical standards of truth, humility, respect, and fairness to all people.
Service: We actively support service to our community through our participation and collaboration in worthwhile community service activities.
Continuing Learning: We value the process of teaching and learning by maintaining a culture of academic excellence in a student-centered environment.
Collaboration: We promote the combined efforts of all stakeholders in accomplishing our common goals by fostering open communications and strengthening our partnerships with our many stakeholders.
Accessibility: We provide pathways and support to all who seek educational opportunities, personal enrichment or a higher quality of life.
Innovation: We embrace new and creative approaches to improve the quality of our education and services for our community.
Diversity: We believe an appreciation of differences adds to the richness of our students, the learning environment and the personal development of our entire community.
Accountability: We take responsibility for continuous quality improvement, student success and focused outcomes, serving the expressed needs of our community, utilizing our fiscal and educational resources wisely, providing quality education and services by planning strategically and making data-driven decisions.
Approved by the Board of Trustees June 25, 2013.
To read the entire plan, go to www.halifaxcc.edu/StrategicPlandraft/index.htm.Active Shooter/Lockdown Drill/Campus Safety Training
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HCC hosted an active shooter/lockdown responder drill on campus. The drill was used to test safety policies and procedures as well as communications between agencies. All total, more than 150 responders participated in the drill and 15 agencies and organizations were represented.Message from the Foundation Board Chair
On behalf of the Halifax Community College Foundation, Inc. and the students we serve, please accept our heartfelt thanks for your support. In 2012, we reached our
$1 million goal. This would not have been possible during these tough economic times without the help from individual donors, corporations and foundations.
This year, we awarded 102 scholarships to 51 deserving students. In order to accomplish this type of success, it is absolutely necessary that we have private funding. Your support will continue to make our foundation successful and help tremendously with our students’ educational needs. Having you support the Halifax Community College Foundation, Inc. will continue to make a difference in the lives of our students and the growth of our community.
Again, thanks for your continued support. With your gifts, we will be able to meet our next target of $2 million and assist even more students in the pursuit of their personal and professional goals.
Emery Doughtie
31Foundation Highlights
HCC Foundation
Total Assets as of June 30, 2012: $1,041,562
HCC Foundation Assistance
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102 scholarships
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Average scholarship award amount:
$250 per semester32Foundation DonorsPresident’s Circle Society($5,000 and up)
AT&T Foundation
BB&T
C.L. Kelly Educational Charitable Fund
PBI Grant
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Halifax Community CollegeFoundation Society($1,000 to $4,999)
Jacob Allen
Frank V. Avent III
Deborah Boone
B.T. Brown
Bryan Carter
First Citizens Bank
Concessions Foundation
Cummins Business Services
Dominion North Carolina Power
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Grant
Dr. Ervin V. Griffin, Sr.
Joseph Jolly
NC Foundation for Advanced Health Programs, Inc.
Pilot Club of Roanoke Valley, Inc.
Dr. Dianne Rhoades
Southern Bank
Dr. Phillip W. Taylor
Paul WaldenAdvocates Society($500 to $999)
Linda B. Blackburn
Jason Bone
Thelma Boone
Central Carolina Community College
First Baptist Church
Lake Gaston Computer Club, Inc.
The following individuals and organizations generously contributed to the HCC Foundation Inc.
between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
Kimberly J. Mack
Mason Builders
James McCachren
New Dixie Oil Corporation
Dr. Vera J. Palmer
Roanoke Rapids Lions Club
St. John The Baptist Roman Catholic Church Angel’s Closet
Virginia Union University
Wick Communications CompanyCentury Society($100 to $499)
Timothy Archer
Sharon Askew
Sheila Aycock
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bethany
Better Life, Inc.
Dr. Barbara Bradley-Hasty
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Brown
Vernon Bryant
Catering & More
Chaloner Alumni Association
Citizens Community Bank
Cofield Mortuary
Cindy Collins
Consolidated Charities Roanoke Rapids Mill
Cotton Services, Inc.
Brenda H. Cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crisafulli
Scott Dameron
Marie Daniel-Sivels
Mr. & Mrs. David Daugherty
Catherine Dickens
Mr. & Mrs. Emery G. Doughtie
Michael A. Duhadaway
Kim Edwards
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Edwards
Howard Epps
Evangelistic Church Of Deliverance
Sam Fayed
Michael Felt
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferebee
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Fine
First Carolina Agency, LLC
Lucille K. Frank
Annie “Doris” Garner
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goode
Margaret Hairston
Halifax County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau
Halifax Linen Service, Inc.
Sandra Hammack
Kelly Harvey
Phyllis Hayes
Wilson Ray Hester
Tracy High
George Holley
Dr. Erica Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard
Susan Hughes
International Day and Food Tasting
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Ivey
Brent Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Jeffers
Iris Johnson
Joanne Jolly
Jennifer Welch Jones
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones
Tara Inscoe Keeter
Dr. Kevin Kupietz
W. Harrison Land
Stuart J. Levin
Daniel J. Lovett
Maddrey Insurance Agency, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rives Manning, Jr.
Valerie MaupinHCC Foundation Inc. Board
Emery Doughtie, Chair
Dr. Ervin V. Griffin Sr., Secretary/Treasurer
Dr. Dianne Rhoades, Executive Director
Frank V. Avent, III
Dr. Elie Bracy, lll
Steven Cobb
Kenneth Deloatch
Lori Medlin
Steve Medlin
Julius Merritt, Jr.
Hubert D. Pope
Paul Walden
Ruby Vincent Ward33
Mary J. Mebane
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Medlin
Walter H. Miller
NC Alpha Delta
Nehemiah-The Leadership Company, Inc.
New Republic Savings Bank
Newsom Oil & Gas Company, Inc.
Laurie Ordnung
Peanut Services, Inc.
Piedmont Natural Gas
Potecasi Second Baptist Church
Profile Display, Inc.
Josephine Reid
Roanoke Electric Cooperative
Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce
Roanoke Ventures, Inc.
Rhoades Enterprise
Dr. Harry W. Royal
Safelite Glass Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Segal
Debra J. Smith
Lillie J. Solomon
State Farm Insurance
Joshua & Anna Stein
Irene W. Stevens
Rev. Shaun Stokes
Tamba Thompson
The Dawson Group of Virginia, Inc.
Ruby Vincent Ward
James B. Washington
Waste Industries of America
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Waters
Sandra K. Weden
Janet Wilson
John W. ZinsserFriends Society(up to $99)
All About U Beauty Salon
Chandra N. Allen
Willie M. Alston
Annabelle Anderton
Lateef Balogun
Rodney J. Barksdale
Peggy Barnes
John Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Bastian
Bonnie Benthall
Helen M. Bloom
Brenda Branch
Dr. Fred Brown
Tracie Buffaloe
Reginald Byrd
Ronald Byrd
Laura Cobb
Steve Cobb
Bettie G. Cofield
Gregory Coker
College Foundation, Inc.
Richard Collier
Vicki Collier
Melinda Cox
Anne S. Curto
Chester Deloatch
Dixon Golf, INC.
Employee Donations
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton Edwards
Ethel W. Edwards
Wallace Evans
John Foriest
Patrina G. Fuller
Dr. Julie M. Galvin
Crissy Garner
Sherida J. Gholston
Moses Golatt
Ellen Grant
Fannie M. Greene
H.D. Pope Funeral Homes, Inc.
Tiffany Hale
Eloise Hardee
Carl Harris
Caroline Harris
Deborah Hawkins
Hilda Hawkins
Allisha Hicks
Verna High
Alma L. Hinton
Julia B. Horsley
Dorothy Hughes
Pat Hux
Teresa B Hux
Blair James
S. Clark Jenkins
Charlotte Watson Johnson
Vivian L. Joyner
Faye Kalman
Evelyn Kientz
Mr. and Mrs. William Kittner
L. A. Harris & Associates, INC.
Jody K. Laibstain
Anne and Marc Lambert
Dr. Adriane Leche’
Robert Lee
Ethel Lewis
Marcus Lewis
Ronald Locke
Sandra Lynch
Sanethia M. Lynch
Katherine Lynn
Peggy Lynn
Doris Mack
Teresa Mayle
Jean McGee
Jerome C. McNair, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank B. Meacham, Jr.
Lori Medlin
Delois Battle Mercer
Julius E. Merritt, Jr.
Paula Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mumford
Sarah Nesbit
Emmanuel Obi
Tyrone Parker
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Peck
Darlene Perry
Regina Peruggi
James Haywood Pierce
Betty Ann Pinkney
Beverly Reynolds
Wynette Richardson
Sheril T. Roberts
Katherine S. Robinson
Kimberley Robinson
Leonard Rogoff
Margaret Anne Rook
Shawn Rudd
Lisa Santiago
Dana Scott
Donna Sellers
Beverly Sessoms
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Sledge
Doretha B. Sledge
Linda Smith
Southern Bank of Roanoke Rapids, NC
Antonio Squire
Susie Squire
Nina Swink
Catherine Sykes
Hunter Taylor
Melanie Temple
Stephanie Terry
Jerry Thompson
Town of Enfield
Town of Weldon
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Townsend
Johnny Tripp
Dorothy Lashley Turner
Emily Jo Van Loon
Alice Vaughan
Golene Vincent
Sylvia Vincent
Samuel Wade
Louise Warren
Herbert (Boogie) Webb
Lateefa D. Webb
Weldon City Schools
T. G. Westmoreland II
Toinetta Whitaker
Cleophius Wilkens
Charles W. Wilkinson
Charlotte E. Williams and Shawn P. Williams
Tyrone Williams
Chris Wright
Ralph Don WorrockDr. Ervin V. Griffin, Sr. 252-536-7217
President/CEO
Dr. Deryl Davis Fulmer 252-536-7289
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Dr. Dianne Rhoades 252-536-7239
Vice President of Institutional Advancement/
Executive Director of HCC Foundation Inc.
Debra Smith 252-536-7269
Vice President of Administrative Services
Dr. Barbara Bradley-Hasty 252-536-6386
Dean of Student Services
B.T. Brown 252-536-7245
Dean of Curriculum Programs
Dr. Adriane Leche` 252- 536-7260
Dean of Institutional Effectiveness,
Planning and Assessment
Dr. Vera Palmer 252- 536-6376
Dean of Continuing Education/Community Services
Daniel Lovett 252- 536-7275
Title III and Sponsored Programs/P.R.I.D.E DirectorAdministrative Contact Information
34P.O. Drawer 809
Weldon, N.C. 27890
252-536-HCC1
www.halifaxcc.eduExecutive Team Members
Pictured from left to right: Daniel Lovett, Kimberly Mack, Debra Smith, Dr. Deryl Davis Fulmer,
Dr. Barbara Bradley-Hasty, Dr. Dianne Rhoades, Dr. Adriane Leche`, B.T. Brown, Dr. Vera Palmer,
and Dr. Ervin V. Griffin, Sr.