Student Success, Community-Focused
ANNUAL REPORT 2012–2013
Our dedication. Your journey.
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Passion
Mission
Davidson County Community College develops minds, inspires imaginations and
prepares students for enhanced career and educational opportunities within a
changing global environment.
Values
Vision
The College is a strong and effective organization capable of addressing
emerging needs.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍍 Mutual trust pervades the campus climate.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍁 A positive organizational climate is maintained through intentional selection and
development of faculty and staff.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍌 Learning, growth and improvement are encouraged and nurtured as we adapt to
change in a global environment.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍓 Students, faculty and staff assume responsibility for their own futures.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍐 Programs and services help build, rebuild and move the community forward.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍐 Programs and services stress learning outcomes.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍌 Learning outcomes of programs and services prepare students for enhanced
employment and educational opportunities.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍔 The College continues to lead and partner in community and economic recovery,
growth and development.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍉 International connections help expand student, faculty and staff concepts of the
changing world and our role in it.
The College’s primary focus is teaching and learning.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍅 Excellent programs and services meet the needs of individuals and organizations.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍆 Faculty and staff model and inspire a passion for learning.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍃 Core competencies for lifelong learning are integrated into programs and services.
􀂇􈜀􀀃􀍇 Green and sustainable practices protect our natural resources and model best
practices for the local community.
Student Success,
Community-
Focused
Strategic Plan 2013–2016
DCCC introduced a new strategic plan in June for the years 2013–2016. The
plan reinforced the College’s current mission, values and vision, reviewed
relevant trends and formulated three strategic goals:
Strategic Goal #1 – Success through Completion
Davidson County Community College will cultivate and engage in practices
that foster attainment of high-quality credentials that contribute to meaningful
employment or successful transfer.
Strategic Goal #2 – Excellence in Teaching and Learning
The College will support the pursuit of academic excellence in traditional and
emerging learning environments and the adoption of meaningful student
support practices.
Strategic Goal #3 – Local to Global Connections
The College will strengthen engagement and partnerships with external
stakeholders to support local economic development in a global economy.
Community
Excellence
Change
Trust
Responsibility
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DCCC Board of Trustees 2012–2013
Melanie W. Crowder, Secretary
Cal Cunningham
Mark Davis, Executive Committee
Jerry C. Dockham
Neal C. Foster, Vice Chair
Thom Hege, Executive Committee
Hugh Holliman
Jeffrey Kirkland
Directors Emeriti
Gray Davis
Sara B. DeLapp
Joan Mitchell
Carlyle Nance
Milton T. Riley, Jr.
DCCC Foundation Board of Directors 2013
Michael S. Albert, Executive Committee
Terry Bralley, Executive Committee
Mark Breeden
Joan C. Briggs
Eddie Brinkley
Gayle W. Burke, Secretary
Judy Butler
Newell Clark
Don Clinard, Executive Committee
Beth M. Dirks
David D. Eden
M. Elizabeth Gee, President
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Joseph R. Hedgpeth
Thom Hege
Vickie Holder
Susan Huneycutt
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Tonya Lanier
Linda Lee
Bert D. May, Sr.
Michael McGee
Chip Overbey
Beth Parrott
Pressley A. Ridgill
Mary E. Rittling, Executive Committee
Walt Rouse, Vice President
Thomas R. Smith, Treasurer
Steve Snelgrove
Teenie Sink Tilley
Teen Timberlake
Paula M. Turlington
Ellen M. Welborn
Jane B. Williams
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Kristine Lauten
Barbara B. Leonard
Beth Parrott, Chair
Steve Regan
Daniel Timberlake
Ken A. White
Abigail Owens, SGA President
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October 2013
Columbus Day
Student Success,
Community-Focused
With a 50-Year History
www.davidsonccc.edu
We have delighted in sharing our 50th Anniversary with our entire
community. As we celebrate the past, we also look to DCCC’s future and the
impact we can have going forward. Everyone here is student-focused — we
want to inspire students to pursue their passions through education for
another 50 years and beyond.
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” — Dr. Mary Rittling, President of DCCC
Halloween
DCCC’s 50th Anniversary year, which kicked
off in January 2013, has been a time for
remembering the past and looking ahead
to the future, a future built on the dreams
of those who saw the promise of a stronger
economy and enhanced opportunities for
individuals through higher education.
Lexington’s Felix Gee and Thomasville’s Doak
Finch led the charge in the early 1960s to
make the Davidson County Industrial Education
Center a reality. The two cities’ chambers of
commerce, the city and county governments,
the local school boards, and other local
leaders and supporters then came together
as champions for education. In 1965, the
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Davidson County Community College.
Today, DCCC serves approximately 16,000
students each year on the Davidson and Davie
campuses and at three satellite centers,
offering more than 50 curriculum programs.
And the future holds the promise of more
expansion, including additional educational
programs and services and physical expansion
on the new Link Campus.
The yearlong 50th Anniversary celebration
has brought notable speakers to campus,
showcased the College’s remarkable journey
and many of the people who shaped it, and
provided opportunities to celebrate and look
to the future. Through it all, DCCC continues
to have a singular purpose: student success.
For more about the College and its 50th
Anniversary year, visit www.dccc50.org.
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With a Committed
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November 2013
Thanksgiving Day
Veterans Day
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Our Board of Trustees declared in a resolution, presented on the day the
Conference Center was named, that Dr. Mary Rittling’s service has forever
changed the future trajectory of this College. The trustees paid tribute
to her multitude of accomplishments over the past 10 years, which have
opened doors for DCCC and moved us into a leadership position among
community colleges.
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” — Beth Parrott, Chair of DCCC Board of Trustees
When the DCCC Board of Trustees announced
in August that the College’s Conference Center
would be named in honor of President Mary E.
Rittling, they were naming a building that has
become a hallmark of DCCC’s community spirit.
The recently-named Mary E. Rittling Conference
Center has been in near constant use since
College and community leaders cut the ribbon
four years ago. Groups internal and external
to campus rely heavily on its event space for
meetings, performances and even formal
gatherings.
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future have also taken place there, including
the announcements of the Link Campus gift
and Christine Harris bequest, in addition to
a celebratory joint announcement with East
Carolina University regarding the dental clinic
now under construction on the Davidson Campus.
The centrality of the Conference Center to DCCC
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decision to name the building for its third
president, who arrived at DCCC in August 2003.
The Lexington, Thomasville and Davie education
centers have all opened under Rittling’s
leadership, and campus life has thrived,
especially with the return of athletics. In 2012,
Rittling was named North Carolina Community
College President of the Year and in 2013,
she was named to the Board of the American
Association of Community Colleges, providing
leadership for thousands across the country.
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With Murals Lighting
Up Our View
DCCC has not only left a colorful impression on
the community but on its own campus as well,
thanks to the help of artists from different parts
of the world.
In October 2012, several artists from the
Dominican Republic left colorful artwork in
Davidson County through their mural project,
“Roots: Social Histories through Murals.” The
project was a collaborative effort between
DCCC and the Global Leadership Institute,
which received funding through the National
Endowment for the Arts.
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Héctor Blanco, Máximo Ceballo, Ezequiel Soto,
Carlos Veras and Freddy Alcántara Ramírez,
worked tirelessly with students from DCCC,
instructors and area artists to create colorful
pictorial messages that capture the history of
Davidson County.
The elaborate paintings depicted not only the
history of Davidson County, but a vision toward
the future at two sites – DCCC’s Uptown Lexington
Education Center on East First Street and the
Thomasville Education Center on Randolph
Street.
Macedonian artist Voskresija Andreevska
completed a third mural project in the Learning
Commons on the Davidson Campus thanks to
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organization in Lexington that works to provide
community arts services.
Adreevska noted she hoped to convey to students
through the mural their need to cherish the
variety of educational opportunities DCCC
provides.
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People can communicate their stories visually, working side-by-side…
It was truly incredible to be a part of a real-life process that resulted in
fantastic works of art that will endure for years to come.
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” — Suzanne LaVenture, Director of International Education
and Instructor of Spanish
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December 2013
New Year’s Eve
Christmas Day
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With Noteworthy
Speakers Inspiring Us
In March, DCCC welcomed top business experts
Howard Putnam and Daniel Burrus to the
campus. Putnam, former CEO of Southwest
Airlines and former CEO of Braniff International,
is an author, speaker and adviser on business
issues, change, leadership and ethics.
Burrus, CEO of Burrus Research, a research
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advancements in technology, is considered one
of the world’s leading futurists on global trends
and innovation.
The two were on campus as part of DCCC’s 50th
Anniversary celebration and were evidence of
the College’s commitment to business growth.
Just a month later, when “Jungle” Jack Hanna
– otherwise known as America’s favorite
zookeeper – visited DCCC, he was so impressed
with the College’s Zoo and Aquarium Science
Program that he offered his support. Hanna
currently serves as director emeritus of the
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Ohio and spends
his time promoting wildlife conservation.
Other exciting speakers included Glenda
Hatchett, star of “Judge Hatchett,” stars from
the CBS hit forensic drama “CSI: Las Vegas,”
and twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss – of
Facebook fame – who presented their side
of the story portrayed in the Academy Award-
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Muggsy Bogues visited with students in March
with an encouraging message for our students,
“Succeed on Your Own Terms.”
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January 2014
Birthday of Martin
Luther King, Jr.
New Year’s Day
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When I visited DCCC, I was blown away by the Zoo and Aquarium Science
Program. The coursework blends academics with the game changing
element of hands-on experiences under the direct supervision of professional
zookeepers and curators. Graduates are positioned to be knowledgeable
zookeepers, who can provide enrichment for animals and teach zoo visitors
about the importance of conservation.
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” — John Bushnell “Jack” Hanna, America’s Zookeeper and
Director Emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With Major Success
Initiatives
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February 2014
Presidents’ Day
Valentine’s Day
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As a community of educational practitioners, we
understand the opportunity and responsibility to create a
positive academic experience. Being recognized is exciting
and provides validation that our work is valuable and
moving us in the right direction.
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” — Christy Forrest, Dean of the School of Foundational Studies
and Academic Support
November 2012 was an exciting time at DCCC.
The College was recognized for being involved in
two major initiatives aimed at helping students
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degrees — Achieving the Dream and Completion
by Design.
DCCC was one of 14 institutions designated as
a 2012 Leaders College by the Achieving the
Dream initiative, thanks to the College’s efforts
in program improvements, services and more
that are all guided by a student-centered vision
focused on equity and excellence.
DCCC was also selected along with several
other community colleges in North Carolina
to participate in the Completion by Design
program – a $4.3 million grant funded by the
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The program is
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colleges in identifying strategies to lead students
toward graduation.
Finally, this year, the College renewed its
commitment to young men of color through an
alignment with the North Carolina Community
College Minority Male Mentoring Program,
which is designed to support the success and
educational and professional aspirations of the
young men involved.
DCCC has always been committed to the
success of students, but these initiatives
have helped put in place key strategies to
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achieve them. It’s important for students to
visualize a path and future where they have
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opportunities for them.
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These programs provide extensive hands-on learning that is integrated into
traditional class formats so students are prepared for the industry upon
graduation.
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” — Pamela Shortt, Associate Dean of the School of Business,
Engineering and Technical Studies
Student Success,
Community-Focused
With Hands-on
Learning Opportunities
􀀲􃈀􀁑􅄀􀀃􀌀􀁄􄐀􀁑􅄀􀁜􅰀􀀃􀌀􀁊􄨀􀁌􄰀􀁙􅤀􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀀃􀌀􀁇􄜀􀁄􄐀􀁜􅰀􀀏􀼀􀀃􀌀􀁜􅰀􀁒􅈀􀁘􅠀􀀃􀌀􀁆􄘀􀁄􄐀􀁑􅄀􀀃􀌀􀃀􌀀􀁑􅄀􀁇􄜀􀀃􀌀􀁆􄘀􀁒􅈀􀁐􅀀􀁐􅀀􀁘􅠀􀁑􅄀􀁌􄰀􀁗􅜀􀁜􅰀􀀃􀍭
members in the cosmetology or esthetics
labs getting haircuts or facials. It’s not an
unusual sight on campus; in fact, it’s part
of an on-campus learning experience that
allows students to get real-world practice on
actual clients. It’s just one of many programs
available that provides both on- and off-campus
learning experiences that give students hands-on
opportunities to prepare them for life after
college.
Many DCCC programs on campus offered
internships this year. Faculty in paralegal
studies, nursing, zoo and aquarium science,
advanced manufacturing and many more areas
partner with local employers to offer a variety
of internships and clinical experiences so that
students can practice what they’ve learned
in the classroom. The work they perform is
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serve.
􀀯􂼀􀁄􄐀􀁚􅨀􀀃􀌀􀃀􌀀􀁕􅔀􀁐􅀀􀁖􅘀􀀏􀼀􀀃􀌀􀁆􄘀􀁒􅈀􀁕􅔀􀁓􅌀􀁒􅈀􀁕􅔀􀁄􄐀􀁗􅜀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀁏􄼀􀁈􄠀􀁊􄨀􀁄􄐀􀁏􄼀􀀃􀌀􀁇􄜀􀁈􄠀􀁓􅌀􀁄􄐀􀁕􅔀􀁗􅜀􀁐􅀀􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀁗􅜀􀁖􅘀􀀏􀼀􀀃􀌀
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and hospitals, and zoo and wildlife centers are
just some of the organizations that provided
valuable real-world opportunities to complement
programming for DCCC students during the year.
The variety of internships and hands-on
experiences on campus and in the community
(including those offered through our mobile lab
units) often lead to employment opportunities.
The skills students learn while at DCCC are
valuable and can easily be transferred into real
careers.
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With Summer Camps
For Area Youths
Experimenting with robotic programming
continues to be a big draw to students in
elementary and middle schools. Thanks to
the STEM Camp, held in July on the Davidson
Campus, these young people found that
education can be both enjoyable and exciting.
With a focus on science, technology, engineering
and math, students were engaged with LEGO
Mindstorm robots, learning how to build, operate
and program the robots to complete challenges
that mimic projects industries complete in
the real world. The camp event ended with
a competition to put skills to the test, while
parents looked on.
Other camps held during the summer included
the “Great Explorer’s Camp” for children
in kindergarten through second grade that
explored themes such as nutrition, biology,
technology, literacy, science and more.
􀀷􃜀􀁋􄬀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀂴􋐀􀀥􂔀􀁌􄰀􀁊􄨀􀀃􀌀􀀥􂔀􀁕􅔀􀁄􄐀􀁌􄰀􀁑􅄀􀀃􀌀􀀦􂘀􀁄􄐀􀁐􅀀􀁓􅌀􀂵􋔀􀀃􀌀􀁆􄘀􀁋􄬀􀁄􄐀􀁏􄼀􀁏􄼀􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀁊􄨀􀁈􄠀􀁇􄜀􀀃􀌀􀃀􌀀􀁕􅔀􀁖􅘀􀁗􅜀􀀐􁀀􀀏􀼀􀀃􀌀􀁖􅘀􀁈􄠀􀁆􄘀􀁒􅈀􀁑􅄀􀁇􄜀􀀐􁀀􀀃􀍡
and third-graders with science, technology,
engineering and math by offering unique
experiments like atomic insta-worms, saltwater
monster trucks and more. DCCC also held a
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12th grades the chance to learn basic and elite
volleyball skills.
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The STEM camps truly give students the opportunity to learn the value of
STEM skills in their everyday lives. We live in an economy that is technology
driven; therefore, we can expect STEM-related occupations to grow. As
educators, our desire is to help equip a workforce with the skills needed to
meet the demands of our economy, and we must begin with K-12 students.
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” — Anissa Causey, Project Coordinator at DCCC
Easter
Good Friday
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Our faculty continually strive to incorporate the
newest innovations in the classroom to support
student learning and are looked to in their
􀏔􍐀􀂋􈬀􀂇􈜀􀂎􈸀􀂆􈘀􀂕􉔀􀀃􀌀􀂃􈌀􀂕􉔀􀀃􀌀􀂎􈸀􀂇􈜀􀂃􈌀􀂆􈘀􀂇􈜀􀂔􉐀􀂕􉔁􀇤􎐝” — Jeannine Woody, Vice President for Academic
Programs and Services
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With A Phenomenal
Faculty and Staff
DCCC knows the importance of providing a quality
􀁈􄠀􀁇􄜀􀁘􅠀􀁆􄘀􀁄􄐀􀁗􅜀􀁌􄰀􀁒􅈀􀁑􅄀􀁄􄐀􀁏􄼀􀀃􀌀􀁈􄠀􀁛􅬀􀁓􅌀􀁈􄠀􀁕􅔀􀁌􄰀􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀁆􄘀􀁈􄠀􀀏􀼀􀀃􀌀􀁖􅘀􀁒􅈀􀀃􀌀􀃀􌀀􀁑􅄀􀁇􄜀􀁌􄰀􀁑􅄀􀁊􄨀􀀃􀌀􀁇􄜀􀁈􄠀􀁇􄜀􀁌􄰀􀁆􄘀􀁄􄐀􀁗􅜀􀁈􄠀􀁇􄜀􀀃􀍴
top-notch faculty and staff is key to the mission
of the College. Each year, faculty and staff are
recognized for achieving goals, attending national
conferences and furthering their own educations.
Biology instructor Dana Jafroodi, for instance,
earned this year’s Faculty Excellence Award and
was recognized at a faculty and staff get-together
in mid-August. The National Institute for Staff and
Organizational Development also recognized her
achievement.
In April, Kim Sepich, vice president for student
affairs, was selected as a 2013 Women in
Business honoree by the Triad Business Journal.
􀀬􂰀􀁑􅄀􀀃􀌀􀀭􂴀􀁘􅠀􀁏􄼀􀁜􅰀􀀏􀼀􀀃􀌀􀀵􃔀􀁘􅠀􀁖􅘀􀁗􅜀􀁜􅰀􀀃􀌀􀀫􂬀􀁘􅠀􀁑􅄀􀁗􅜀􀀏􀼀􀀃􀌀􀁙􅤀􀁌􄰀􀁆􄘀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀁓􅌀􀁕􅔀􀁈􄠀􀁖􅘀􀁌􄰀􀁇􄜀􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀁗􅜀􀀃􀌀􀁉􄤀􀁒􅈀􀁕􅔀􀀃􀌀􀃀􌀀􀁑􅄀􀁄􄐀􀁑􅄀􀁆􄘀􀁌􄰀􀁄􄐀􀁏􄼀􀀃􀍡
and administrative services, took home the area’s
Financial Executives of the Year Community
Service award, in part due to his leadership
role at DCCC and his dedication to community
organizations.
Other employees participated in staff development
activities, published articles and presented at
community events and national conferences,
including the On Course National Conference in
California.
Faculty and staff have also continued to make
strides in not only improving DCCC, but by
improving their own knowledge by earning higher
􀁇􄜀􀁈􄠀􀁊􄨀􀁕􅔀􀁈􄠀􀁈􄠀􀁖􅘀􀀃􀌀􀁄􄐀􀁑􅄀􀁇􄜀􀀃􀌀􀁆􄘀􀁈􄠀􀁕􅔀􀁗􅜀􀁌􄰀􀃀􌀀􀁆􄘀􀁄􄐀􀁗􅜀􀁌􄰀􀁒􅈀􀁑􅄀􀁖􅘀􀀑􁄀􀀃􀌀􀀤􂐀􀁆􄘀􀁆􄘀􀁒􅈀􀁐􅀀􀁓􅌀􀁏􄼀􀁌􄰀􀁖􅘀􀁋􄬀􀁌􄰀􀁑􅄀􀁊􄨀􀀃􀌀􀁗􅜀􀁋􄬀􀁈􄠀􀁌􄰀􀁕􅔀􀀃􀍯
own goals then transfers back to the College, as
they continue to help programs grow and change
with the times.
All this, and the faculty and staff were
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effort through the Southern Association of
Colleges and Schools.
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Mother’s Day
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With a Global
Perspective
Students at DCCC had multiple opportunities
to explore the world around them, thanks to
successful international education opportunities
and the recently launched Scholars of Global
Distinction program. Students are encouraged to
broaden their knowledge of other countries and
cultures through regular campus events, travel
and classroom study.
Many of our students took time to learn from
six international students who spent the 2012-
2013 academic year living in Lexington while
attending DCCC as part of the Community
College Initiative Program and the Fulbright
Commission. Students from Costa Rica, Ghana,
Kenya, Pakistan and South Africa studied at
DCCC.
Throughout the year, they shared their culture
and values with fellow students at different
events, including the “Living Local – Thinking
Global International Celebration.” The event
featured traditional clothing, food, artifacts,
photos, instrumental music and more.
DCCC’s students and faculty also traveled to
Brazil, China and Peru. The trips were marked
with eye-opening activities, such as helping
repair bamboo homes in Peru, volunteering at
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life in some of the largest international business
centers in the world.
DCCC’s recent Fulbright Foreign Language
Teaching Assistants, Jucilea Oliveira (2012-
2013) and Ana Paula Rezende de Mello (2013-
2014), are both from Brazil and are teachers of
Portuguese.
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I want to learn more about the American culture… Being in the
South is amazing. When people think of America, they picture places
like New York or California. People don’t know about other places (in
the U.S.). I hope I can pass what I learn to my students in Brazil and
make them eager to come here.
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” — Jucilea Oliveira, Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant at DCCC
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ful·bright
noun
1. (James) William, U.S.
politician: senator 1945-74.
2. Informal.
a. a grant awarded
under the provisions of
the Fulbright Act.
b. a person who receives
such a grant.
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With Student and
Alumni Service
Lending a hand or providing a home-cooked
meal to someone in need often provides a life
lesson not found in textbooks. DCCC students
extended their learning in class by getting out
into the community and taking part in many
initiatives during the year that helped the
hungry, sick and less fortunate.
In the fall, for instance, the Association of
Nursing Students opened their hearts by offering
food and fellowship with a Thanksgiving dinner
to individuals from Crisis Ministries, a shelter
in Lexington. Not only did the nursing students
dedicate time and hard work toward the effort,
but many local businesses partnered to help
provide lunch and supplies for the guests.
The event provided a warm holiday meal, and
also introduced many to a college campus
􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀁙􅤀􀁌􄰀􀁕􅔀􀁒􅈀􀁑􅄀􀁐􅀀􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀁗􅜀􀀃􀌀􀁉􄤀􀁒􅈀􀁕􅔀􀀃􀌀􀁗􅜀􀁋􄬀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀃀􌀀􀁕􅔀􀁖􅘀􀁗􅜀􀀃􀌀􀁗􅜀􀁌􄰀􀁐􅀀􀁈􄠀􀀑􁅓
Students, faculty, staff and alumni got involved
in other initiatives as well during the year, such
as blood drives, sponsored by the Student
Government Association. A total of 189 pints of
blood were donated on our campus during the
2012-2013 academic year. One pint of blood
saves 3 lives, so the DCCC community helped to
save 567 lives during the academic year.
The DCCC Alumni Association also helped to
make the holiday season a little brighter for
children by collecting 210 toys for the U.S.
Marine Corps Reserve “Toys for Tots” program.
The entire campus and community took part
in the initiative, which the Association hopes to
make an annual event.
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There’s nothing more rewarding than helping those in our own community.
To know that a child received a toy for the holidays is really meaningful to
all of us — a gift to us, really.
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” — Michael McGee, President of DCCC Alumni Association
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Student Success,
Community-Focused
With Compelling
Cultural Events
Renowned violinist Daniel D. of New York’s
Julliard School of Music captivated students
with a musical tribute to Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. in February. His visit was just one of
the many cultural events held on campus
throughout the year that brings people together
to learn about new ideas, traditions and values.
The year was marked with accomplished
musicians, as well as movies, plays, historical
accounts and more.
If fact, sights and sounds from across the
globe graced the campus throughout the year.
New York guitarist David Burgess brought the
sounds of Brazil. The musical group Barynya
brought a little bit of Russia with a music and
dance performance.
Students also viewed an inspirational
documentary about injustices in Argentina and
they had an opportunity to learn fascinating
details about the sunken Titanic from a DCCC
faculty member who was a part of the 1998
research and recovery expedition.
DCCC also celebrated many milestones
throughout the year, with events that
highlighted Black History Month and Women’s
History Month. Students got a little taste of
American culture thanks to a Mark Twain
impersonator who shared Twain’s wit and
wisdom, as well as “Songs and Spirituals
from the American Experience” — an evening
of music presented by accomplished opera
performer Cheryse McLeod Lewis.
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I believe our students and community can easily take messages
learned from our cultural events and relate it to their life
experiences — school, work, personal life and more. These events
serve as remarkable learning experiences for our students.
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” Lynne Watts, Director of Student Life and Leadership
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MORNING ROUND
First Place
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Financial
Second Place
EnergyUnited
Third Place
Mountcastle Insurance
AFTERNOON ROUND
First Place
Hugh Holliman Team
Second Place
Industrial Federal Bank II
Third Place
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Financial
CONTEST WINNERS
Closest to the Pin
Todd Hanes
Longest Putt
Bobby Griffey
Student Success,
Community-Focused
With 2013 Foundation Golf
Tournament Winners
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Labor Day
EVENT SPONSORS
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Thomasville Medical Center
ANNIVERSARY SPONSORS
Bank of North Carolina
Follett Higher Education Group
Industrial Federal Bank
Mountcastle Insurance
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CORPORATE SPONSORS
Davie County Economic Development Commission
Ingersoll Rand
Johnson Controls
Old Dominion Freight Line
Orrell’s Food Service
TEAM & HOLE SPONSORS
Allied Foam Products
EnergyUnited
Rives & Associates
Swing Transport
Turlington & Company
TEAM SPONSORS
Carolina Embroidery & Apparel
Davis Chevrolet Buick GMC
Elizabeth Gee Team
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Hugh Holliman Team
McNeill Lehman
Bill Minter Team
NewBridge Bank I
NewBridge Bank II
Guy Smith Team
Sandra Thompson Team
HOLE SPONSORS
Brinkley Walser
Brook & George Martin
Carolina Drawers
Citizens Insurance Group
Classic Business Systems
Comfort Bilt Windows & Doors
Davidson Urology
Eaton Funeral Service
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J. C. Green & Sons Funeral Home
Larry Link
Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce
Loft on Main
McGuire & McGuire, PA
Smith, Bundy and Fisher, DDS, PA
The Morehead Group
Thomasville-Archdale Pediatrics
Trinity Transport
Valendrawers
VF Jeanswear
Watts Realty
EAGLES FOR EDUCATION SPONSOR
Bert D. May, Sr.
CONTEST SPONSORS
Davis Chevrolet Buick GMC
Sapona Ridge Country Club
BEVERAGE & SNACK SPONSORS
Canteen Vending
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
Who are DCCC’s students?
Female: 50%
Male: 50%
Minorities: 23%
Employed full- or part-time: 61%
Average age: 35
DCCC students come from all backgrounds and
walks of life and fall into three student categories.
Curriculum and developmental: 35% of total
students
Female: 65%
Male: 35%
Minorities: 27%
Employed full- or part-time: 44%
Average age: 29
Community education, workforce development
and entrepreneurial: 48% of total students
Female: 66%
Male: 34%
Minorities: 14%
Employed full- or part-time: 79%
Average age: 40
Basic Skills: 17% of total students
Female: 60%
Male: 40%
Minorities: 43%
Employed full- or part-time: 35%
Average age: 33
Faculty and Staff
Full-time: 297
Part-time: 368
College Budget $41,540,975
Instructional 39%
Academic and Institutional Support 20%
Student Affairs 9%
Financial Aid 18%
Capital and Plant Operations 12%
Auxiliary Services 2%
Financial Aid $11,303,026
Department of Education 1%
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant 1%
Federal Pell 89%
DCCC Foundation and Community Scholarships 4%
State Scholarships 5%
2013 Foundation Golf Tournament Sponsors
College Statistics
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FRIEND
Miriam R. Adderholdt
Anonymous
Darlene Q. Beeson
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Kim H. Benson
Best in Show
Shannon & Mark Biesecker
Eleanor Brewer
Deonna & Bennett Brown
John E. Canty
Carolina Embroidery & Apparel
Jenny L. Cline
Britney P. Cowan
Rachel & Howard Cox
Bobbie J. Cross
Margaret D. Crowder
Julie Cunningham
Davie County Schools
Datra S. Delk-Patrick
Susan & Dirk Dixon
Don Cameron & Associates
Jim Donnelly
Sylvia Drake
Brenda C. Ellison
Amanda Everhart
Everhart Tire Service
Katherine & Graham Farless
Debra Ford
Jessica Gainey
Vickie B. Gantt
Anthony Garitta
Frances & David Garner
Thomas L. Garrett
GoodSearch
Bert Gordon
Nathanael Gough
Jimmie A. Gravely
Deborah Gray
Pamela D. Gregory
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Wendy Gupta
Randy Hall
Todd Hanes
Helen R. Harman
Jo Ann Hill
Rebecca & Mark Hinkle
Barbara A. Hinshaw
Stacy J. Holliday
Allison & Jeffrey Holmes
Gene Hoover
Donna B. Hullette
Sue H. Hunter
Elizabeth & David Inabinett
Joyce & Bill Inabinett
Sheila B. Ingram
RoxAnne Jacot
Addie Rochelle James
Daniel Jenkins
Lee Jessup
Penny Jobe
John Horne Investments
Amy & Todd Kepley
Carol W. King
Suzanne LaVenture
JoAnn D. Lawrence
Audrea Lindsay
Deborah & Michael Lindsay
Kevin Lineberry
Betty & Larry Link
Sandra & John Lockwood
Bruce Lohr
Susan Lohr
Tammy Long
Tricia Lookabill
Kristi Louya
Teresa O. Lowe
Frankie W. Lyons
Theresa L. Maginnis
Brook & George Martin
Kathy Martinez
Bryan McCullough
Rose McDaniel
Janie McGee
Ann & Bill McMurray
Susan Medlin
Debby L. Michael
Johnnie L. Mickel
Celia G. Miller
Craig Miller
Kitty & Bill Minter
Rhonda & Dennis Mize
Deanne & Patrick Mogon
Fran & Dan Moore
Jim Nance
Julia Ocel
Andrea Packer
Kim D. Parks
Laurie Parks
Marcia & Ed Parrott
Glenn Penninger
Laura L. Perry
Patricia L. Phillips
Shannon & Matthew Potts
Sheri Powell
Shannon & Mark Puterbaugh
Reeds Baptist Church
Jennifer & David Rice
Shelly & Joe Rittling
SLK International
Elizabeth H. Schenck
Pamela Shortt
Aurelia & Jerry Smith
John F. Smith
Louise B. Smith
Rebecca E. Smith
Terri Poindexter Smith & David Tim Smith
Peggy & Paul Snider
Judy Snow
Carol & Sam Spencer
Jennifer Starsick
Barbara A. Strain
Elaine & David Surgeon
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Thomasville City Schools
John Tomlinson
Charlotte Y. Tuttle
Brenda & Scott Valle
Karen Voelker
Shelley & Keith Wagner
Thomas E. Walker
Margaret B. Walser
Katrena & Timothy Wells
Melissa West
Western Piedmont Community College
Ken White
Carol Williams
Jeannine H. Woody
CHAIR
Christine Young Harris Estate
Summer & Mark Davis
Cathy & Joe Hedgpeth
Wells Fargo Foundation
DIRECTOR
Dixie Foundation
Peggy Hinkle
Margaret C. Woodson Foundation
W. W. & Lois Leonard Brinkley Trust
Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center
PPG Industries Foundation
PRESIDENT
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Bank of North Carolina
Linwood Bunce, Graham Bunce & Beth
Bunce
Gayle & Jim Burke
CE Print Solutions
Elizabeth H. Conner
Davidson County Community College
Davie County Economic Development
Commission
Doak Finch Foundation
Jay Ebersole
EnergyUnited
Follett Higher Education Group
Kim & Neal Foster
M. Elizabeth Gee
William W. Gore
Harriet & Thom Hege
Camille Higgins
Vikki & Steve Hodges
Barbara & John Hunnicutt
Industrial Federal Bank
Ingersoll-Rand Company
Johnson Controls
Mark London
Judy McMillan
Mebane Charitable Foundation
Joan Mitchell
Mountcastle Insurance
Old Dominion Freight Line
Orrell’s Food Service
Beth & Mac Parrott
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Lois & Ed Reich Trust
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Kester A. Sink
Martha Ellen & R.B. Smith
Paula & Mike Turlington
Vinyl Guard Exteriors-Tony Hodges
Wells Fargo
Tony R. Wike
DEAN
Betty & Irvin Albert
Allied Foam Products
Jane Black
Joan & Jack Briggs
Brinkley Walser PLLC
Anita & Linwood Bunce
Beth Bunce
Bett & Bud Hargrave
Joe & Annette Love Hunt
Barbara B. Leonard
Lexington Civitan Club
Lexington Rotary Club
Fred H. McIntyre
B. E. Mendenhall
Meraki
Jack & Bette Len Mitchell
NewBridge Bank
David Newell
Berta & Milton Riley
Elizabeth Rudisill
Melinda & Guy Smith
Patsy Summey
Thomasville Community Foundation
David Shane Tysinger
Martha & Yogi Yarborough Fund
FACULTY
Dottie Burkhart
Ann & Bob Cole
Danny E. Cranford
Davis Chevrolet Buick GMC
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Mike Ferrell
Jane & Mike Hill
Ellen & Hugh Holliman
Thomas A. Ioanes
Teresa & Beauford Kines
LexisNexis Cares
Doris G. Lopp
Hun & Bob Lowe
Marsha & Monte Masten
McNeill Lehman
PPG Industries
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Cathy & Sims Riggan
Mary & Jim Rittling
Rives & Associates
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Olivia & Bob Sweet
Swing Transport
Carleen & Colon Terrell
The Morehead Group
Sandra M. Thompson
Valendrawers
Jenny & Bren Varner
VF Services
Jay Welborn
Carolyn R. Greene-Wright
SCHOLAR
Martha & Robert Adams
Jennifer J. Allen
Dan Auston
Denise Barnhardt
Bartimaeus by Design
Karen & Sonny Biesecker
Jane & Hollis Blair
Lori & Randy Blevins
Gwen & Bruce Bolling
Mary & Karl Bolstad
Breeden Insurance Services
Susan & Wade Burleson
Judy & Wally Butler
Jack A. Calvert
Shelley & Greg Carlton
Carolina Drawers
Sharon & William Carter
Carolyn & Al Chandler
City of Lexington
Classic Business Systems
LaRue & Leon Cline
Jennifer T. Comer
Loretta & Steven Comer
Guy L. Cornman, III
Ronda & Lewis Corriher
Rebecca A. Daley
Davidson Urology
Sally & Towers Dodd
Ann & Roe Dorner
Catherine T. Drader
Mary Ellen Duncan
East Davidson Class of 1967
Ann & Olen Easter
Eaton Funeral Service
Julia C. England
Forsyth Technical
Community College
Christy & Kelly Forrest
Janet & Gene Frekko
Brook & George Martin
Brenda J. Goff
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Guilford Technical
Community College
Harriett Hilton
Marylyn M. Hilton
Sue & Hugo Hodgin
Billie Sue & Emery Hollar
Meredith & Jim Hudson
Kim & Rusty Hunt
Matt Huntanar & Stephen West
Teresa & Robert Hyatt
J.C. Green & Sons
Jill & Bill Jobert
Ronald D. Jones
Kathy F. Kepley
Sara P. Lang
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Larson Manufacturing Company
Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce
Lexington Association of Realtors
Joyce Lindberg
Eleanor A. Link
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Kathy H. Littleton
Delores P. Livengood
Loft on Main
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Mary B. Matthews
Dona K. Maybry
Mark L. McGuire
Betsy & Bill Medford
Angela & Greg Meredith
Mitzi & Reid Myers
Betty & Carlyle Nance
Stacy & Kevin Ogburn
Ramona & Robert Phelps
Tammy & Ronnie Phillips
Elaine & Mitchel Rabon
Theresa & Keith Raker
Randolph Community College
Delores & Tom Ratton
Cathy Roberts
Priscilla & Raymond Ross
Elizabeth Roughton
Rowan-Cabarrus Community College
Rudisill Charitable Foundation
Jerri Russell & Jitter Yarbrough
Vida & Richard Segers
Kim & Bryan Sepich
Janet & Tom Smith
Sandra & Tom Smith
Smith McWhorter, P.A.
Hunter G. Strader
Chao S. Su
Mildred D. Thomas
Thomasville-Archdale Pediatrics
Teen & Tim Timberlake
Roberta C. Toshumba
Trailers of the East Coast
Trinity Transport
Turlington & Company
Toni Underwood
Joyce & Bruce Ward
Watts Realty
Ellen & David Welborn
www.davidsonccc.edu
Donor Support
ANNUAL GIVING CIRCLES
Chair $10,000 and above
Director $5,000 - $9,999
President $1,000 - $4,999
Dean $500 - $999
Faculty $250 - $499
Scholar $100 - $249
Friend $1 - $99
Student Success,
Community-Focused With Donor Support Foundation Financials
as of June 30, 2013
Assets
Cash in Bank $386,433
Market Securities $13,264,761
Accounts Receivable $8,000
Pledges Receivable $16,295
Other Assets $2,261,116
Total $15,936,605
Liabilities
Grants Payable $93,673
Total $93,673
Net Assets $15,842,932
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Richard Stokes Adderton & Catharine Proctor Adderton
Scholarship
Barbara & Paul Albertson Honorary Scholarship
Catherine Ann Anderson K-14 Scholarship
Joseph Claude Anderson K-14 Scholarship
Tom Asbury Memorial Scholarship
Automotive Motors of Thomasville Scholarship
Camille Mendenhall Autry Memorial Scholarship
Bank of North Carolina Scholarship
Ruth Myers Beck Memorial Scholarship
Wessell & Virginia Bennett Scholarship
Dr. & Mrs. James P. Bingham, Sr. Memorial Scholarship
Pat & Shirley Blakley Scholarship
Breeden Insurance Scholarship
Breeden Insurance Services Scholarship
Thomas G. & Mary Link Briggs Memorial Nursing
Scholarship
Samuel R. Bright Scholarship
Carl & Carol Brinkley Scholarship
Carol Brinkley Honorary Scholarship
W. W. & Lois Leonard Brinkley Memorial Scholarship
J. Bryan Brooks Honorary Scholarship
Dearl L. & Betty Graham Bunce Endowment
Thomas H. & Madlyn G. Burwell Nursing Scholarship
Business & Computer Technology Division Student
Scholarship Fund
Susie C. Campbell Memorial Scholarship
Charity League of Lexington Scholarship
Chesapeake Performance & Leadership Scholarship
Janet Russell Clark Honorary Scholarship
Robert E. & Ann T. Cole Scholarship
Todd Cook Memorial Scholarship
Elvin Ray Copple Scholarship
Pauline & Coy Copple Scholarship
John B. Craven Memorial Scholarship
Dacotah Foundation Scholarship
Dacotah Foundation Student Leader Scholarship
Dr. Robert M. Dacus, III Memorial Scholarship
Elizabeth F. Dauch & Willie V. Davis Memorial
Scholarship
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Scholarship
Davidson County Voiture #1097 40 & 8 Scholarship
DCCC Alumni Association Scholarship
DCCC Art Department Scholarship
DCCC Student Government Association Scholarship
Diebold, Inc. Scholarship
O. A. Dudley Honorary Scholarship
Duracell Scholarship
East Davidson Class of 1967 Memorial Scholarship
Marguerite Ebelein Nursing Scholarship
Charles M. & Julia C. England Scholarship
Enterprise Eastern Star Chapter 363 Scholarship
Enterprise Masonic Lodge No. 752 Scholarship
R. Murphy & Laura Mae Everhart Nursing Scholarship
Ruth Yokley Everhart Scholarship
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Frances Farmer Nursing Scholarship
Donald Farthing Honorary Scholarship in Mathematics
Doak Finch Foundation Scholarship
Doak Finch Memorial Scholarship
Thomas A. Finch Memorial Scholarship
Stephen Taylor Forrest Nursing Scholarship
George Dewey Gallimore Scholarship
Felix Gee Memorial Scholarship
Mildred & Felix Gee Scholarship
Kathie Goodman Scholarship
Googe Family Scholarship
Green Printing Foundation Scholarship
Zeb & Winnie Green Scholarship
Nancy Goolsby Hairston Scholarship
Mary A. Hamil Scholarship
Marlin & Ham Hargrave Memorial Scholarship
Charles D. Harris Memorial Scholarship
Charles Y. Harris Memorial Scholarship
Christine Y. Harris Scholarship
Navy SEAL Joshua Thomas Harris Memorial Scholarship
William C. Harris Memorial Scholarship
Diana DeLapp Hege Scholarship
Hekman Furniture Scholarship
Dallas Herring Memorial Scholarship
Henry Hilton Scholarship
E. Bruce Hinkle Memorial Scholarship
Edgar Bruce Hinkle Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Emery & Billie Sue Hollar Scholarship
Bobbie Holton Memorial Scholarship
Peggy K. Hooker Memorial Scholarship
Dr. & Mrs. Charles W. Hoover Scholarship
Jane Leonard Hudson Nursing Scholarship
George L. Hundley Memorial Scholarship
Rebecca Barnhill Hundley Honorary Scholarship
John & Barbara Hunnicutt Scholarship
David Thompson Hutchins Memorial Scholarship
William E. Inabinett Scholarship
Wade W. & Opal C. Johnson Scholarship
Johnny R. Kepley Scholarship
Kimberly-Clark Endowed Fund
Maria Beck Kirkman Scholarship
Mildred M. Koontz Nursing Scholarship
Kimberly Lambeth Scholarship
William E. Lang Scholarship
􀀶􃘀􀁌􄰀􀁏􄼀􀁄􄐀􀁖􅘀􀀃􀌀􀀥􂔀􀀑􁄀􀀃􀌀􀀉􀤀􀀃􀌀􀀶􃘀􀁘􅠀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀀧􂜀􀀑􁄀􀀃􀌀􀀯􂼀􀁄􄐀􀁑􅄀􀁊􄨀􀃀􌀀􀁗􅜀􀁗􅜀􀀃􀌀􀀶􃘀􀁆􄘀􀁋􄬀􀁒􅈀􀁏􄼀􀁄􄐀􀁕􅔀􀁖􅘀􀁋􄬀􀁌􄰀􀁓􅍌
L. Ardell & Edna Lanier Endowed Scholarship
George Lashley Memorial Scholarship for Criminal
Justice
Lexington Board of Realtors Scholarship Trust Fund
Lexington Civitan Memorial Scholarship Endowment
Lexington Home Brands Nursing Scholarship
Lexington Rotary Club Woodrow McKay Memorial
Scholarship
Lexington Sertoma Scholarship
Joyce Collie-Earl Lindberg Scholarship
Mary Lindley Memorial Scholarship
Henry & Etta Link Memorial Scholarship
Lucy Lopp Nursing Scholarship
Grady E. & Gertha F. Love Scholarship
􀀯􂼀􀀶􃘀􀀥􂔀􀀒􁈀􀀧􂜀􀁄􄐀􀁙􅤀􀁌􄰀􀁖􅘀􀀃􀌀􀀭􂴀􀀑􁄀􀀃􀌀􀀵􃔀􀁈􄠀􀁈􄠀􀁆􄘀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀀰􃀀􀁈􄠀􀁐􅀀􀁒􅈀􀁕􅔀􀁌􄰀􀁄􄐀􀁏􄼀􀀃􀌀􀀶􃘀􀁆􄘀􀁋􄬀􀁒􅈀􀁏􄼀􀁄􄐀􀁕􅔀􀁖􅘀􀁋􄬀􀁌􄰀􀁓􅍂
Bob Manning Memorial Scholarship
Landa Sue Markham Memorial Scholarship
Charles W. & Julia P. Mauzé Scholarship
Lillian Maybry Scholarship
McDonald’s Scholarship
Ann McNamara McIntyre Memorial Scholarship
Edgar S. McLeod Memorial Scholarship
Margaret Woods McLeod Scholarship
Ann & Bill McMurray Student Support Endowment
Mebane Foundation Scholarship
Mendenhall Golf Scholarship
B. E. Mendenhall, Jr. Honorary Scholarship
Dorothy Hewlett Mendenhall Scholarship
William E. & Joan M. Mitchell Honorary Scholarship
John McD. Moore, Jr. Scholarship
Max & Carrie Moore Scholarship
Nancy Anderson Moore Scholarship
Coach Presnell A. Mull Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. A. B. “Buddy” Myers Scholarship
Carlyle & Betty Nance Scholarship
National Tooling & Machining Association Scholarship
J. Ronald & Kathryn C. Oakley Scholarship
Hubert & Catherine Olive Scholarship
Anne B. Orren Scholarship
Jimmy & Marian Orren Scholarship
Betty McCrary Parrott Scholarship
Minnie Payne Memorial Scholarship
Katherine Marsh Peyton Scholarship
B. C. Philpott, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Cabell Philpott Memorial
Scholarship
H. Cloyd Philpott Memorial Scholarship
J. Robert Philpott Honorary Scholarship
Sara Walser Philpott Scholarship
Jo Ann D. Poston Scholarship
Walter H. Puterbaugh Memorial Scholarship
Robert R. Rankin Scholarship
Lois Reich Memorial Scholarship
Willie Mae Richardson Barnes & Van Waldron
Richardson Memorial Scholarship
Milton T. & Berta T. Riley Scholarship
Frances Peeler Ripple Memorial Scholarship
Mary & James Rittling Scholarship
Dr. H. Herman “Dean” Roach Student Support Fund
Nisbet P. & Mary Catherine McIntyre Rodgers
Scholarship
Elizabeth & John Roughton Art Scholarship
Joel Wayne Segers Memorial Scholarship
Haynes Sherron, Sr. Scholarship
Everett A. Siceloff Memorial Scholarship
William T. Sinclair Memorial Scholarship
Charles & Lillie Sink Memorial Scholarship
Gracie Sowers Sink Memorial Scholarship
Mamie Yokley Sink Memorial Scholarship
Dr. W. G. Sink Memorial Scholarship
Edward C. & Sarah L. Smith General Scholarship
Edward C. & Sarah L. Smith Nursing Scholarship
Edward C. & Sarah L. Smith Student Support Fund
Eleanor Farmer Smith Scholarship
R. Bruce Smith Memorial Scholarship
Charles & Margaret Spencer Memorial Scholarship
Myrtle Link Strelitz Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Terrell Scholarship
Frank Terrell Memorial Scholarship
Mildred Yokley Tesh Scholarship
Edgar & Mildred Thomas Scholarship
Thomasville Furniture Industries Scholarship
Thomasville Medical Center Scholarship
Ella R. Timberlake Memorial Scholarship
Eileen Frances Haney Todd Memorial Scholarship
Mary Cave Turlington Memorial Scholarship
Paula Mathews Turlington Scholarship
Nora M., George C. & George M. Venable Scholarship
William A. & Eric D. VonCanon Memorial Scholarship
Wachovia Foundation Scholarship
Gerald O. Wagoner Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gaither Walser Memorial Scholarship
Jerry & Bill Welborn Scholarship
Virginia McCrary White Scholarship
Willie Yokley Whitlow Scholarship
Ed & Tony Wike Student Support Fund
Shelton & Ruth Johnson Williams Scholarship
Margaret C. Woodson Scholarship Fund
Workforce Development Youth Scholarship
Juanita Yarborough Nursing Scholarship
Bruce Yokley Memorial Scholarship
Buck Young Memorial Scholarship
Fully Endowed Student Support
Student Success,
Community-Focused With Student Scholarships
Fully Endowed Program
Enrichment
Billings Freight Endowment for Change & Innovation
Doak & Agnes Finch Endowment for Change & Innovation
T. A. Finch Endowment for Change & Innovation
First Bank Endowment for Change & Innovation
Felix & Mildred Gee Endowment for Change & Innovation
Hekman Furniture Endowment for Change & Innovation
Hugo & Sue Hodgin Program Enrichment
Kris Joss French Program Endowment
Grady E. Love Lecture Series
LSB Endowment for Change & Innovation
Pearle Hege Murphy Staff Development Scholarship
Walter A. & Sandra L. Reynolds Endowment for Change &
Innovation
Jim & Mary Rittling Student Athletic Fund
E.C. Smith Endowment for Change & Innovation
Tom & Sandra Smith Resource Development Fund
Zachary G. Smith & Sesilee Cher Tomlin Memorial
Program Enrichment Fund
Barbara Swicegood Staff Development
Kathleen Shoemaker Swing Professional Development
Fund
Thomasville Furniture Industries Endowment for Change
& Innovation
Thomas Library Book Fund
Mary & Bill Turlington Excellence Award for Business
Faculty
Wachovia Change & Innovation Fund
Partially Endowed
Student Support
The Walter F. Brinkley Scholarship
Ann S. Fowler Scholarship
Charles E. Jordan Student Support Fund
Joshua Sweitzer Memorial Scholarship
W. H. Turlington Memorial Scholarship
Charlotte Myers Yarborough Memorial Scholarship
Other Foundation Funds
Contributions to the Emerging Needs fund and other
directed gifts allow the DCCC Foundation to respond
rapidly to new student and program needs and to pursue
􀁑􅄀􀁈􄠀􀁚􅨀􀀃􀌀􀁒􅈀􀁓􅌀􀁓􅌀􀁒􅈀􀁕􅔀􀁗􅜀􀁘􅠀􀁑􅄀􀁌􄰀􀁗􅜀􀁌􄰀􀁈􄠀􀁖􅘀􀀃􀌀􀁗􅜀􀁋􄬀􀁄􄐀􀁗􅜀􀀃􀌀􀁚􅨀􀁌􄰀􀁏􄼀􀁏􄼀􀀃􀌀􀁅􄔀􀁈􄠀􀁑􅄀􀁈􄠀􀃀􌀀􀁗􅜀􀀃􀌀􀁗􅜀􀁋􄬀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀀦􂘀􀁒􅈀􀁏􄼀􀁏􄼀􀁈􄠀􀁊􄨀􀁈􄠀􀀃􀌀􀁄􄐀􀁑􅄀􀁇􄜀􀀃􀌀􀁒􅈀􀁘􅠀􀁕􅔀􀀃􀍳
students. Funds recently supported by donors or through
unrestricted giving to the Emerging Needs Fund include
the following:
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Allied Health Scholarship
Archie Hodges Memorial Scholarship
Athletics
Basic Skills Student and Program Assistance
Bienenstock Furniture Library Fund
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Child Development Center Fund
Continuing Education Scholarship
Crouch-Pinnix Hutchinson Cottage Scholarship
Davidson County Human Resources Assoc. Scholarship
DCCC Foundation Athletic Program Fund
DCCC Foundation High School Scholarship
DCCC Foundation Project Potential Supplement
DCCC Nursing Alumni Scholarship
DCCC Presidential Scholarship
DCCC Scholars Program
Duke Energy Advanced Manufacturing Grant
Early Childhood Associate Degree Program
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Entrepreneurship
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Grainger Tools for Tomorrow
Harris Esthetics Scholarship
Ingersoll Rand Fund
International Education
Jeld-Wen Foundation
Lexington Civitan Scholarship
Lexington Home Brands Scholarship
Lexington Youth Theatre Scholarship
Nursing Emergency Assistance
Public Safety Scholarship
Sterling Fox Scholarship
Student Life
Technology
Thomasville Rotary Scholarship
Toya Cleveland Nursing Assistant Scholarship
D. Shane Tysinger Academic Scholarship
Wells Fargo Foundation Scholarship
William Pickney Williams Scholarship
SIGNATURE SPONSOR
Wake Forest Baptist Health
PREMIER SPONSOR
Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center
EVENT SPONSORS
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Follett Higher Education Group
ANNIVERSARY SPONSORS
Bank of North Carolina*
Davie County Economic Development
Commission
Follett Higher Education Group
Industrial Federal Bank
Mountcastle Insurance*
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Financial*
Wells Fargo
*Anniversary Sponsor for two events
50th Anniversary Sponsors (to date)
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In Honor of
Ronald Adams
Kim Sepich
Lou & Fred Adkins
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Melinda & Guy Smith
Mildred Akers
Marylyn M. Hilton
Pat Akers
Ann & Bill McMurray
Larry & Judy F. Zimmerman
Michael S. Albert
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Jennifer Allen
Delores P. Livengood
Meredith Andrews
Gayle & Jim Burke
Jerri & Jitter Yarbrough
Deborah & Terry Arnold
Gayle & Jim Burke
Maggie Barney
LaRue L. Cline
Denise Barnhardt
Donna Hullette
Carol Hilton
Jean & Jerry Beamer
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Barbara Beck
Beth & Mac Parrott
Nolan Benson
Kim H. Benson
Shannon & Mark Biesecker
Karen & Sonny Biesecker
Sidney M. Biesecker
Shannon & Mark Biesecker
Karen & Sonny Biesecker
Evelyn Bingham
Helen R. Harman
Lori Blevins
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Kim Sepich
Helen & Carl Boon
Brook & George Martin
Amanda Braun
Teresa & Beauford Kines
Eleanor Brewer
Carol Hilton
Walter Brinkley
Brinkley Walser
Jean & Bryan Brooks
Melinda & Guy Smith
Dearl L. Bunce
Beth Bunce
Gayle & Jim Burke
Melinda & Guy Smith
Paula & Mike Turlington
Linda Burke
Allison Holmes
Susan Burleson
Rusty Hunt
Kim Sepich
Jenny Varner
Judy Butler
Ellen & David Welborn
Nancy & Frank Cagle
Melinda & Guy Smith
Jim Camp
Allison Holmes
Steve Camp
Kim Sepich
John Canty
Laura L. Yarbrough
Leasa & Al Carpenter
Melinda & Guy Smith
Janet Caudle
Teresa Kines
Ann & Bob Cole
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Judy Cottrell
Bruce Lohr
Rachel Cox
Beth & Mac Parrott
Ramona Dalton
Teresa Kines
DCCC Advanced Manufacturing Faculty,
Staff & Students
Allied Foam Products
DCCC Faculty, Administration & Staff
Harriet & Thom Hege
DCCC College and Career Readiness Faculty
Shelley & Keith Wagner
DCCC Foundation Board of Directors
Jenny Varner
DCCC Human Resource Services
Eleanor Brewer
Sara DeLapp
Judy & Wally Butler
Ellen & David Welborn
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Martha & Robert Adams
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Melinda & Guy Smith
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Paula & Mike Turlington
Gary Drake
Sylvia Walters
Ann & Olen Easter
Julia C. England
Julia England
Ann & Olen Easter
Francis Essic
LaRue L. Cline
Susan & Ron Evans
Joan & Jack Briggs
Debbie & Bruce Everhart
Amanda Everhart
Myra Fagan
Laura L. Yarbrough
Martha Foley
Teresa Kines
Susan & Bill Fritts
Beth & Mac Parrott
Ben Fulp
Marsha & Monte Masten
M. Elizabeth Gee
Marylyn M. Hilton
Ron Giddings
Kim Sepich
Jimmie Gravely
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Kim Sepich
Jan & Rob Greer
Ellen & David Welborn
Pamela Gregory
Larry & Judy F. Zimmerman
Evelyn & Sam Harris
Melinda & Guy Smith
Daniel Hartman
Beth Bunce
Dana Hatcher
Delores P. Livengood
Cathy & Joe Hedgpeth
Darby Crowder
Betty & Tommy Hedrick
Delores & Tom Ratton
Camille & Lloyd Higgins
Cathy & Joe Hedgpeth
Jo Ann Hill
Jay Ebersole
Marylyn M. Hilton
Harriett Hilton
Ed Hinkle
Beth & Mac Parrott
Peggy Hinkle
Beth & Mac Parrott
Jerry & Merle Hodges
Joan & Jack Briggs
Billie Sue & Emery Hollar
Bruce Lohr
Amy Holmes
Allison Holmes
Anne & Taylor Hood
Ellen & David Welborn
Donna Hullette
Carol Hilton
Rusty Hunt
Susan Burleson
Kim Sepich
Jenny Varner
Misty Hutchens
Larry & Judy F. Zimmerman
Gay & Dewey Hutchins
Melinda & Guy Smith
Sheila Ingram
Laura L. Yarbrough
Admira & Senad Izic
Melinda & Guy Smith
Melissa Johnson
Allison Holmes
Bonnie Jones
Kim Sepich
Carol & Ed Jordan
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Charlene Jordan
Laura L. Yarbrough
Leslie & Gordon Kammire
Gayle & Jim Burke
Amy Kepley
Kim Sepich
Amy & Todd Kepley
Teresa & Beauford Kines
Brody Kepley
Kathy F. Kepley
Tyler Kepley
Kathy F. Kepley
Myra Kernstine
Jill & Bill Jobert
Teresa Kines
Jill & Bill Jobert
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Kenneth Kirk
Kim Sepich
John F. Smith, III
Amanda Klinger
Allison Holmes
Peggy & West Lamoureaux
Julia C. England
Sally & Ted Landis
Ellen & David Welborn
Sally Lang
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Suzanne LaVenture
Allison Holmes
Jody Lawrence
Ann McMurray
Randy Ledford
Delores P. Livengood
Barbara Leonard
Dottie Burkhart
Kim & Loyd Leonard
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Lisa N. Leonard
Laura L. Yarbrough
Kevin Lineberry
Kim Sepich
Larry Link
Eleanor A. Link
Amy Lohr
Laura L. Yarbrough
Bruce Lohr
Delores & Tom Ratton
Tammy Long
Laura L. Yarbrough
Trisha E. Lookabill
Kim Sepich
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Martha & Robert Adams
Sally Lang
Melinda & Guy Smith
Doris Lopp
Carolyn R. Greene-Wright
Kristi Louya
Laura L. Yarbrough
Hun & Bob Lowe
Martha & Robert Adams
Melinda & Guy Smith
Claire Mary Lyden
Carleen Terrell
Caliza Marshall
Laura L. Yarbrough
Dorothy & Paul Mathews
Delores & Tom Ratton
Rita Mathews
Teresa Kines
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Kim Sepich
Charles Mayer
Kim Sepich
Fred H. McIntyre
Joan & Jack Briggs
Gayle & Jim Burke
Melinda & Guy Smith
Ann McMurray
Britney P. Cowan
Larry & Judy F. Zimmerman
Judy McNamara
Fred H. McIntyre
Michael McNamara
Fred H. McIntyre
Cindy & Harold McNeill
Gayle & Jim Burke
Debbie Meacham
Allison Holmes
Johnnie L. Mickel
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Joy & Karl Milliren
Melinda & Guy Smith
Joan & Bill Mitchell
Mary & Karl Bolstad
Gayle & Jim Burke
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Melinda & Guy Smith
Kitty & Ray Montgomery
Kathy Martinez
Fran & Dan Moore
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Melinda & Guy Smith
SSgt. Russell Mullis
Jerri Russell
Thelma Myers
Ellen & David Welborn
Mary & Joe Niner
Beth & Mac Parrott
Julia Ocel
Kim Sepich
Faye & Frank Orren
Fred H. McIntyre
Kristin Owens
Laura L. Yarbrough
Laurie Parks
Carol Hilton
Beth Parrott
Dottie Burkhart
Beth & Mac Parrott
Rachel & Howard Cox
Katherine & Graham Farless
Melinda & Guy Smith
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Teen & Tim Timberlake
Paula & Mike Turlington
Wendy Pearcy
Teresa Kines
Ray Petree
Allison Holmes
Deidre & Ben Philpott
Delores & Tom Ratton
Rose & Jerry Poole
Susan & Guy Medlin
Sandra Porter
Teresa Kines
Delores & Tom Ratton
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Sarah Redd
Judy McMillan
Jeannie Reino
Delores P. Livengood
Larry & Judy F. Zimmerman
Ashley Revalee
Laura L. Yarbrough
Sandy & Terry Reynolds
Martha & Robert Adams
Melinda & Guy Smith
Elaine Richardson
Larry & Judy F. Zimmerman
Cathy & Sims Riggan
Ellen & David Welborn
Berta & Milton Riley
Cathy & Joe Hedgpeth
Sarah Rimawi
Laura L. Yarbrough
Mary E. Rittling
Susan Burleson
Mary Ellen Duncan
Jay Ebersole
Jo Ann Hill
Donna Hullette
Rusty Hunt
Priscilla Ross
Kim Sepich
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Mary & Jim Rittling
Gayle & Jim Burke
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Beth & Mac Parrott
Melinda & Guy Smith
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Teen & Tim Timberlake
Paula & Mike Turlington
Lucy Robinson
Laura L. Yarbrough
Mary Rodgers
Fred H. McIntyre
Mary Catherine McIntyre Rodgers
Elizabeth Rudisill
Nisbet P. Rodgers, Jr.
Fred H. McIntyre
Beth Rosa
Laura L. Yarbrough
Tricia & Walt Rouse
Paula & Mike Turlington
Lynn P. Russ
Louise B. Smith
Jerri S. Russell
Gayle & Jim Burke
Jane Schumacher
Fred H. McIntyre
Kim Sepich
Susan Burleson
Rusty Hunt
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Jenny Varner
Dawn & Bob Shaak
Melinda & Guy Smith
Talmadge & Ian Silversides
Gayle & Jim Burke
Beth & Mac Parrott
Tribute Gifts
A gift to the DCCC Foundation is a
meaningful way to honor or remember
a beloved family member or friend or to
celebrate a special occasion. Individuals
recognized through tribute gifts are
highlighted in yellow, followed by the
donors.
Student Success,
Community-Focused With Your Gifts
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Student Success,
Community-Focused With Your Gifts
Libby & Joe Sink
Joan & Jack Briggs
Paula & David Sloan
Fred H. McIntyre
Aurelia & Jerry Smith
Melinda & Guy Smith
Melinda & Guy Smith
Sally Lang
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Martha Ellen & R. B. Smith
Martha & Robert Adams
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Sally Lang
Melinda & Guy Smith
Pam & Robert Smith
Fred H. McIntyre
Terri Poindexter Smith
Susan Burleson
Rusty Hunt
Kim Sepich
Jenny Varner
Linda & Rick Snider
Peggy & Paul Snider
Dana Snody
Teresa Kines
Lois Sowers
LaRue L. Cline
Tricia Starkey
Allison Holmes
Jennifer Starsick
Laura L. Yarbrough
Julia & Ray Strader
Martha & Robert Adams
Rebecca & Burr Sullivan
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Lynda & Michael Swann
Beth & Mac Parrott
Pegge & Clay Swicegood
Lori & Randy Blevins
Martha & Richard Swing
Beth & Mac Parrott
Katherine & Robin Team
Beth & Mac Parrott
Carleen L. Terrell
Jennifer J. Allen
Beth & Mac Parrott
Priscilla Ross
Mildred Thomas
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Myra Thompson
Laura L. Perry
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Sara & Bill DeLapp
Beth & Mac Parrott
Melinda & Guy Smith
Paula & Mike Turlington
The Students of BETS
Matt Huntanar & Stephen West
Teen & Tim Timberlake
Sally Lang
Melinda & Guy Smith
Rhonda & Dan Timberlake
Melinda & Guy Smith
Ashley & Daniel Timberlake
Melinda & Guy Smith
Judy & Ike Trexler
Jennifer T. Comer
Paula & Mike Turlington
Gayle & Jim Burke
Beth & Mac Parrott
Teenie & Woody Tilley
Jenny Varner
Gayle & Jim Burke
Susan Burleson
Rusty Hunt
Kim Sepich
Teen & Tim Timberlake
Paula & Mike Turlington
Jenny & Bren Varner
Beth & Mac Parrott
Jeanne W. Wall
Betty & J. B. Lopp
Lynne Watts
Kim Sepich
Clyde Waugh
Allison Holmes
Jon Weavil
Kim Sepich
Holly Weir
Allison Holmes
Lillian & Jim Welborn
Ellen & David Welborn
Jay Welborn
John H. Welborn
Jay Welborn
Danielle Whitman
Laura L. Yarbrough
Carol Williams
Carol Hilton
Joan Williams
Teresa Kines
Jeannine Woody
Susan Burleson
Rusty Hunt
Kim Sepich
Jenny Varner
Anita Workman
Melinda & Guy Smith
Jordan Yarbrough
Jerri Russell & Jitter Yarbrough
Lee Zehmer
Ellen & David Welborn
Judy & Larry Zimmerman
Ann McMurray
In Memory of
C. C. Adderholdt
Miriam R. Adderholdt
Philip Baucom
Mary B. Matthews
Samuel R. Bright
Joyce Lindberg
Betty Graham Bunce
Anita & Linwood Bunce
Linwood Bunce, Graham Bunce & Beth Bunce
Evelyn & Francis Bunting
Becky Daley
Sara Calvert
Jack A. Calvert
Harrell Collett
Davidson County Community College
Guy L. Cornman, Jr.
Guy L. Cornman, III
Toya Cleveland
Katrena A. Wells
Margaret & John Craven
Melinda & Guy Smith
Kenneth Craver
LaRue L. Cline
Robert M. Dacus
Susan & Dirk Dixon
Josephine Davids
Davidson County Community College
Herman Long Davis
Summer & Mark Davis
Charles M. England, Sr.
Ann & Olen Easter
Julia C. England
Melinda & Guy Smith
Donald Farthing
Bobbie J. Cross
Felix Gee
M. Elizabeth Gee
Mildred & Felix Gee
Marylyn M. Hilton
Carolyn Greene
Carolyn R. Greene-Wright
Rochelle & Bob Grubb
Melinda & Guy Smith
Marlin & Ham Hargrave
Bett & Bud Hargrave
Josh Harris
Cheryl Gilmore
Mark London
Gary Hilliard
Laura L. Yarbrough
Archie L. Hodges
Vikki & Steve Hodges
Gregory Holliman
Davidson County Community College
Lola Hoover
Gene Hoover
James Hunter
Sue H. Hunter
Clyde “Gene” Hutchens
Davidson County Community College
Almenia Jackson
Davidson County Community College
Roverda Jarvis
Davidson County Community College
Charles Jordan
Thomas A. Ioanes
Donald Lambert
Davidson County Community College
Johnny Leonard
LaRue L. Cline
Phillip Austin Bennett Leonard
Judy & Wally Butler
Davidson County Community College
Barbara & C. H. B. Leonard
Mary & Jim Rittling
Earl Lindberg
Joyce Lindberg
Lucy Lopp
Janet & Gene Frekko
Doris G. Lopp
Carolyn R. Greene-Wright
Grady & Gertha Love
Annette & Joe Hunt
Franklin Mason
Lexington Civitan Club
Lillian Maybry
Deborah L. Maybry
Dona K. Maybry
Rita Mayer
Davidson County Community College
Lucille & Joseph McConnell
Stacy J. Holliday
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Lucille McConnell
Davidson County Community College
Ann McNamara McIntyre
Elizabeth Rudisill
Jaiden McKinnie
Davidson County Community College
Ruth McPherson
Davidson County Community College
Dorothy H. Mendenhall
B. E. Mendenhall, Jr.
Bill Mitchell
Davidson County Community College
Helen R. Harman
Shelly & Joe Rittling
James Money
Davidson County Community College
Tracy Morgan
Davidson County Community College
Richard Myers
Susan & Dirk Dixon
Evelyn Oates
Helen R. Harman & Jack Harman
Anne Orren
Sally & Towers Dodd
Fred H. McIntyre
Betty Parrott
Elizabeth & David Inabinett
Charles Phillips
Melinda & Guy Smith
Louise H. Philpott
Melinda & Guy Smith
Sara Philpott
Sally Lang
Frances & Sam Portaro
Angela & Greg Meredith
Sam Portaro
Tony Garitta
Emery Raper, Jr.
Melinda & Guy Smith
Mildred Ann & Emery Raper, Sr.
Melinda & Guy Smith
Augustine Reid
LaRue L. Cline
Nisbet P. Rodgers
Elizabeth Rudisill
Rudisill Charitable Foundation
John T. Roughton
Elizabeth Roughton
Joel Wayne Segers
Vida & Richard Segers
Joyce & Bruce Ward
Maggie & Charles Sink
Davidson County Community College
Maggie J. Sink
Kester A. Sink
Eleanor Smith
Sandra & Tom Smith
June Martin Smith
Davidson County Community College
Zack Smith
Sandra & Tom Smith
James J. Stelzner
Penny Jobe
Helen Strader
Hunter G. Strader
Pam Strader
James Walter “Bill” Swing
Davidson County Community College
Justina Temple
LaRue L. Cline
Edgar A. Thomas
Cammey & Thomas Manning
Elrene Thomas
Melinda & Guy Smith
Jake Troxler
Davidson County Community College
Mary & Bill Turlington
Paula & Mike Turlington
W. H. “Bill” Turlington
Paula & Mike Turlington
Mary Ellen Walker
Tom Walker
Jerry & Bill Welborn
Welborn Open Golfers
Janice Welborn
Jay Welborn
Manzie G. Welborn
Jay Welborn
Samuel G. Welborn
Jay Welborn
Henry Jackson “Jack” White
Melinda & Guy Smith
Ed Workman
Melinda & Guy Smith
Charlotte Myers Yarborough
Carolyn & Al Chandler
Ann & Roe Dorner
Carol W. King
Andrea Packer
Reeds Baptist Church
Barbara A. Strain
Charlotte Y. Tuttle
Brenda & Scott Valle
Charlotte & Robert Yarborough
Martha & Yogi Yarborough Fund
Justin Yarbrough
Jerri Russell & Jitter Yarbrough
Legacy Gifts
A growing number of donors choose
to support the College through
planned giving. Legacy gifts provide
vital support for future efforts that
meet the educational needs of the
community. Examples of such gifts
include bequests, life income gifts,
and other charitable estate-planning
arrangements. The DCCC Foundation
gratefully acknowledges the following
individuals who have provided generous
support for the mission of the College
through legacy giving:
Mary Link Briggs
Carol F. Brinkley
W. W. & Lois Leonard Brinkley
Thomas H. & Madlyn G. Burwell
Felix O. Gee
Mildred Gee
John Zebulon Green
Winnifred Zimmerman Green
Marlin & Ham Hargrave
Christine Young Harris
Lillian Hough
Thomas C. Huber
Rebecca B. Hundley
B. C. Philpott, Jr.
Sara Walser Philpott
Lois W. Reich
Frances P. Ripple
Charles & Lillie Sink
Foyell P. Smith
Elizabeth Y. Terrell
Hughey E. Thomas
Nora M. Venable
Ed & Tony Wike
In-Kind Gifts
The following individuals, businesses,
and organizations in the community
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resources to support DCCC and our
students:
Teresa Anderson
Canteen Vending
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
James Broos
Daniel Burrus
Courtney Comer
Davidson County Community College
Davie County Government
Davis Chevrolet Buick GMC
Marc F. Fedder
Follett Higher Education Group
Charles W. Hoover
Hunter Farms
Cheryl A. Komasara
KOOL 1440 AM & 99.9 FM
Lee’s Beauty Supply
Thomas Jurson
Gary Lumetta
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
Jucilea Oliveira
Howard Putnam
Jerri Russell
Sally Beauty Supply
Sapona Ridge Country Club Pro Shop
Sherry Sarber
Jason Setzer
Carol Spencer
Thermal Resource Sales
Thomasville Medical Center
T-Ville Diner
Brittany Woosley
www.davidsonccc.edu
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Davidson Campus
297 DCCC Road
Thomasville, NC 27360
336.249.8186
Davie Education Center
120 Kinderton Boulevard, Suite 110
Bermuda Run, NC 27006
336.998.3220
Thomasville Education Center
305 Randolph Street
Thomasville, NC 27360
336.476.7891
Uptown Lexington Education Center
20 East 1st Street
Lexington, NC 27292
336.238.0969
Davie Campus
1205 Salisbury Road
Mocksville, NC 27028
336.751.2885
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