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Community College VISION
Lenoir Community College connects hope to opportunity.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of Lenoir Community College is to meet the personal, cultural, and professional educational needs of our students through affordable, accessible, and innovative educational programs.
GOALS
ENGAGE–Engaging students, each other, and our community partners INVEST–Investing in our students, employees, and facilities CREATE–Creating a quality student experience
ACCREDITATION
Lenoir Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees. Degree-granting institutions also may offer credentials such as certificates and diplomas at approved degree levels. Questions about the accreditation of Lenoir Community College may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling (404) 679-4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org).
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Dr. Rusty Hunt I
am proud to present Lenoir Community College’s 2023 Annual Report highlighting our students and our accomplishments for the past academic year. As we celebrate 65 years of excellence, this year has been a year of innovation and change, but one constant has continued to be true – our faculty and staff have remained committed to bringing quality educational and training opportunities to our students, and to the citizens we serve in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties.
We are investing in our students and our community partners, working together to achieve a quality experience so our students will be successful in their careers and in life as they move forward. We are proud to provide a friendly and inclusive environment where students can learn and be successful. This report shares only a few of the thousands of success stories that we are privileged to be a part of every day. Our students are our top priority, and we strive to offer the best opportunities and services available.
“We are proud to provide a friendly and inclusive environment where students can learn and be successful.”
As a leader for economic development in the area, we are providing an educated workforce needed to attract and retain employers in our region. We are preparing the workforce not only for the job market of today, but also for the job market of the future. Now is the time that we are needed most, and we are constantly evaluating and updating our programs and services to remain on the cutting edge of technology and to meet the needs of those we serve.
I am honored to lead an incredible team of professionals who are reimagining the student experience to make it the best possible for those we serve. We have redesigned the way we deliver education and found creative ways to deliver services in an ever-changing environment. From traditional face-to-face classes to online and synchronous offerings, students have more opportunities for learning on a schedule that meets their needs. Through our Quality Enhancement Plan, we are implementing strategic high touch ways to onboard our students and to engage them while they work toward their educational goals.
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There has never been a better time to be at Lenoir Community College. We value our community partnerships, and we thank you for being an integral partner with us. Your support makes an incredible difference in the lives of so many. We look forward to the next 65 years and more of serving our students and citizens.
BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE R andy Smith O
n behalf of the Board of Trustees of Lenoir Community College, it is an honor to be a part of a team of professionals with one goal in mind, improving the lives of our students through education. As we celebrate 65 years of excellence, it is an exciting time to be at the College. Our dedicated faculty and staff continue to provide the best in programs and services to help those we serve in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties with their education and training needs. As a Board, we look forward to what the new year has to offer and the many opportunities that we can provide the communities we are privileged to serve. The College has a reputation statewide for its academic excellence and its visionary leadership. I have the privilege of seeing the amazing work of our administration, faculty, staff, and students on a continuous basis. I am proud to be a part of a dedicated 16-member board that supports the mission and vision of the College and celebrates the accomplishments of the College community. We are committed to our mission and our vision to provide the best in education and workforce development and to connect hope to opportunity.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES RANDY SMITH, CHAIR ROGER D. “ROD” EVANS, JR., VICE CHAIR DR. PRADEEP ARUMUGHAM MAXINE COOPER JUNE CUMMINGS WARREN HARDY CREECH, II GREGORY EVERETTE FLOYD DENNY GARNER NICHOLAS HARVEY, SR. CONNIE HUFFMAN CHARLEY JONES, III JERRY R. JONES KYLE KOONCE CURTIS SMITH PRESTON SUTTON THOMAS J. WHITE, III SGA PRESIDENT – EX OFFICIO
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Awards of Excellence Dominic English DALLAS HERRING AWARD
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enoir Community College graduate Dominic English has been named LCC’s Dallas Herring Award recipient for 2023. She is one of the Great 58 in the North Carolina Community College System. The Dallas Herring Award was established to honor the late Dr. Dallas Herring, one of the state’s earliest advocates of community colleges. The award is bestowed annually upon a student who best embodies Dr. Herring’s philosophy of “taking people where they are and carrying them as far as they can go.” English is a great example of Dr. Herring’s philosophy as noted by determination to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds, and to dream of a better future. Moving her family from Maryland to North Carolina nine years ago, English was unsure of what was ahead. “Dominic came to the Medical Office Administration Program with little to no self-confidence,” said her instructors Carla Jones and Christy Culbreth. “We assured her that we would help her every step of the way and very soon, her phone number became recognizable,” Jones said. Fast forward to graduation in May. She has accomplished so much starting with earning her GED, completing
two degrees, Medical Office Administration and Office Administration – Legal Assistant and securing full-time employment in her field. But it was not smooth sailing. In the fall of 2022, she began having some medical issues and later found out she had a brain aneurysm, which was causing migraine headaches and other issues with fatigue and exhaustion. Facing brain surgery, she was determined to complete her education. Her surgery in December caused her to take an incomplete in all her classes except for one. In January, she called her instructors to assure them she would be enrolled in spring semester, an ambitious goal, but one she achieved. “As overwhelming as it was for her at times, she still kept persevering in her schoolwork while working, and she graduated in May with her degrees,” said Dr. John Paul Black, Vice President of Student Services and Workforce Development. “I was determined to finish,” English said. “I participated in work-based learning through an internship at Kinston Vocational Rehabilitation as a receptionist. From there I was hired in a full-time role. I even recruited my daughter to enroll in the Office Administration Program and I also convinced my son to further his education.”
“I participated in work-based learning through an internship at Kinston Vocational Rehabilitation as a receptionist. From there, I was hired in a full-time role. I even recruited my daughter to enroll in the Office Administration Program and I also convinced my son to further his education.”
— DOMINIC ENGLISH
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Awards of Excellence Joslyn Evans ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD
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enoir Community College graduate Joslyn Evans has been selected the College’s Academic Excellence Award recipient for 2023 and is recognized as one of the Great 58 in the North Carolina Community College System.
“Sports have always been a passion of mine, as was learning,” Evans said. “I struggled to maintain above average grades in high school, but I did not let that determine how my college semesters would go once I got back into it.”
The award is presented annually to a currently enrolled student who demonstrates dedication to their education goals in an associate degree program and maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or higher.
“When I moved to North Carolina, I wanted to go back to college and start learning more about my dream career as a social worker/psychologist, and the opportunity was granted to me through free tuition and best of all – volleyball,” she said.
A Human Services Technology/Social Services major, Evans will be graduating at the end of the summer semester. She has excelled outside the classroom as well. While at LCC, she was a member of the College’s volleyball team and was named to the Region 10 AllAcademic Team for two consecutive years. After graduation, she transferred to Bluefield University in Virginia to continue her study in social work, and to play volleyball. She plans to work as a counselor upon graduation.
“It’s a blessing to be able to play volleyball and continue my education, and the determination I have to make sure I do my best in both has helped me build my confidence and self-esteem along the way,” Evans said. “Times have been tough, but I always try to remind myself that within the toughest days, the most growth is attained. This helps me keep moving forward with my college degree.”
“Times have been tough, but I always try to remind myself that within the toughest days, the most growth is attained. This helps me keep moving forward with my college degree.”
— JOSLYN EVANS
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Awards of Excellence Alyiah Shackleford BOB SCOTT AWARD
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enoir Community College graduate Alyiah Shackleford has been recognized as the College’s Governor Robert Scott Leadership Award recipient, one of the Great 58 in the North Carolina Community College System. The North Carolina Association of Community College Presidents created the Governor Robert Scott Leadership Award to highlight outstanding curriculum student leadership and service. Gov. Scott served as North Carolina’s chief executive from 1968-1972 and then was president of the North Carolina Community College System for 12 years from 1983-1995. While at LCC, Shackleford demonstrated outstanding leadership abilities by serving as the Student Government Association president. In that role, she also served as an ex officio member of the College’s Board of Trustees. She has also served as the SGA Parliamentarian. Shackleford was a recipient of the LCC Guarantee Scholarship, which invests in high-achieving students and the Gurley Scholarship, serving as a College Ambassador, representing LCC at events. She has also been recognized academically on the Dean’s List and is a member of the College’s Omicron Rho Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. A talented vocalist, she has been involved with musical performances during her time at LCC. She was a workstudy student in the Financial Aid Department and a 2022 Graduation Marshal.
become a neuroscientist or a psychiatrist. In reflecting on her leadership experience, she said “It has been an experience that has taught me to be the best version of myself, but that is not all true. The experience has challenged me to overcome boundaries I set to keep me safe. It has reshaped my entire consciousness and opened my perspective to more than one.” “The experience has made me question myself more times than I can count because there was always a time when I would second guess my leadership skills and not believe I could achieve the impossible,” she said. “Leadership experience is meant to challenge those willing to take on tasks others see as impossible to complete. The experience is intended to reform perspectives, characters, and ideas. If a person can accept those tough qualities, they are on their way to being outstanding leaders because anyone can do it.” Shackleford said that she considered her most outstanding contribution as a leader was “being there for my peers whenever they needed someone to talk to and understand their situations when no one else would listen. Many individuals find it hard to share and talk about their problems with people who are their family or people they go to share their concerns with, and this mostly happens when we come into our teenage years.”
“So being able to be there when they needed me the most was like a reward for being their leader. It felt good to She graduated in May with an Associate in Arts degree know that they could come to me whenever they thought and transferred to East Carolina University in the fall to they were at a crossroads with their feelings, deciding, study neuroscience and minor in psychology. She plans to or just wanting to vent,” she said. “Helping them is why I chose to study in the field of psychology. I want to help “I want to help individuals become comfortable sharing their stories and not individuals become comfortable feel that they must keep everything in because of the feeling of judgement.” sharing their stories and not feel that they must keep everything — ALYIAH SHACKLEFORD in because of the feeling of judgment.”
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Lancer Leadership Academy Congratulations to the first graduates of The Lancer Leadership Academy, a sixmonth professional development program designed to prepare aspiring leaders for leadership roles and to equip current leaders with tools for continuous growth and success. The Belk Center for Community College Leadership and Research assisted with the development of the program and facilitated the training.
Pictured left to right, front row, Dawn Kantz, Gloria Leak, Ashley Keffer, Marie Robles, and Caroline Murphrey; second row, April Best, Jessica Cruz, Dr. Terry Humphrey, Daniel McLawhorn, Dr. Dusk Stroud, and JD Gibbs; and third row, Jo Wilson, Kristy Grady, Carla Jones, and Andrew Luppino.
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Leadership NC CLASS 30
Leadership North Carolina’s mission is to inform, develop, and engage committed leaders by broadening their understanding of and involvement in issues and opportunities facing the state. Since 1995, LNC has offered a series of cutting-edge programs to current and emerging leaders from all corners of the state. LNC participants gain knowledge and build networks that they can leverage personally, professionally, and for the benefit of the state and its people.
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Stanley Frank Class Award
Congratulations Prudencio Martinez-Mengel who graduated from LeadershipNC Class 30 and was awarded the prestigious Stanley Frank Class Award, presented annually in honor of the late Stanley Frank, chair of the LNC Founding Committee, who gave his time, talents, and resources to make the state a better place to live and to work. Leadership North Carolina (LNC) works with state luminaries to improve North Carolina’s quality of life through visionary hands-on programming that integrates the areas of economic development, education, environment, government, health and human services, and inclusive leadership. Leadership North Carolina’s mission is to inform, develop, and engage committed leaders by broadening their understanding of and involvement in issues and opportunities facing the state.
Pictured left to right are Ken Burton (Class 21 Alumnus), Senior Vice President at Bank of America, Chair of LNC Board of Directors; Prudencio Martinez Mengal; and Dr. Shakira Henderson (Class 29 Alumnus), Chair of LNC Class 30, UNC Health— System Vice President Research Officer/Assistant Vice Chancellor for Clinical Research at UNC Chapel Hill.
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at a glance 2022–2023
Full-Time Students 30%
43 Degrees Offered Part-Time Students 70%
18 Diplomas Offered Female Students 54%
64 Certificates Offered Male Students 46%
Enrollment
Continuing Education
6,965 students
awarded in scholarships
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Curriculum
3,198 students
$303,234
2023 graduation
Lenoir Community College
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Tr ain the East Initiative T
hrough a partnership between Lenoir, James Sprunt, Sampson, and Wayne Community Colleges, the colleges were recently awarded $1 million from the Anonymous Trust in support of a new, two-year Latino Initiative called “Train the East.” Each community college will receive $250,000 to be used over the two years. The “Train the East” initiative is part of a wider state collaboration, myFutureNC, a state project that aims to close the educational attainment gap and provide academic credentials for North Carolinians. The four community colleges will recruit, train, and support students from Latino communities in rural eastern North Carolina, building a skilled and credentialed workforce for Lenoir, Greene, Jones, Duplin, Sampson, and Wayne Counties. Funds will be used to provide a full-time outreach recruiter/success coach, as well as offer student scholarships to help with tuition, books, and other fees at each of the respective colleges. “We are excited to be a part of the Train the East initiative, and we are so grateful to the Anonymous Trust for the confidence they have in our consortium,” says LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt. “I also want to thank Cecilia Holden with myFutureNC for her leadership as we strive to produce two million workforce credentials by the year 2030. We are committed to providing the workforce that our business partners and employers in eastern North Carolina need.” Hunt said the Latino population in the area served by our colleges is the fastest growing demographic group, and the success rates for our Latino students who enroll are at or above average. “LCC has been serving Latino students through our Centro Educativo Latino, which was established in 2011. This initiative will assist in expanding our workforce training opportunities,” he said. (Continued on next page)
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“The Hispanic student population in NC Public Schools has increased 41 percent in the last 10 years, while the total population in public schools has decreased 4 percent. Many of the parents of these Hispanic students, as well as other Hispanic adults in our local community, don’t have higher levels of education,” says Cecilia Holden, CEO of myFutureNC. “Based on current trends, 209,000 of the 290,000 Hispanic students enrolled in NC Public Schools will not go on to receive a postsecondary degree or industry-valued credential.” Holden said while the data show that Hispanic students are enrolling in college at lower rates, those who do enroll are completing at rates at or above the statewide average. “Therefore, it’s important to increase awareness of educational opportunities and remove barriers to entry for these students. The Train the East initiative aligns well with the state’s goal of two million by 2030, with a focus on increasing the number of Latino students who enroll in and complete postsecondary education programs. We are grateful to Anonymous Trust for supporting this partnership between Lenoir, James Sprunt, Sampson, and Wayne Community Colleges.” This unique collaboration is a result of the Go Global Latino Pipeline Initiative where representatives from education, economic development, business, government, and others from the six counties as well as leadership from myFutureNC visited Mexico to open the lines of communication to help meet educational needs.
“This travel experience was life-changing for the entire team,” Anonymous Trust. “I have loved seeing the partnership between the four community colleges and the team spirit of helping each other.” — MARGARET TURLINGTON
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ECU Agreement L
enoir Community College (LCC) and East Carolina University (ECU) have entered into an agreement to educate the next generation of criminal justice graduates. The agreement between ECU’s Thomas Harriot College of Arts & Sciences, the Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology, and LCC will allow LCC students to transfer courses to ECU’s Criminal Justice Program. “The LCC Criminal Justice Program is thrilled to offer our students a smooth transfer pathway to ECU’s Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology,” said Dr. Terry Humphrey, Chair, LCC Criminal Justices & Social/Behavioral Sciences Programs. East Carolina University offers students of our region incredible higher education opportunities.” LCC President, Dr. Rusty Hunt, agreed that this partnership between LCC and ECU provides our students a seamless transition to further their education. “We are excited to partner with ECU to offer this opportunity.”
Pictured, seated, from left are Dr. Allison Danell, Dean of Thomas Harriot College of Arts & Sciences, East Carolina University, and Dr. Rusty Hunt, President, Lenoir Community College; standing, Dr. Timothy Maddox-Fisher, Vice President of Instruction & Institutional Effectiveness, SACSCOC Chair, LCC; Dr. Heidi S. Bonner, Professor & Chair, Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology, ECU; Dr. Terry Humphrey, Chair, Criminal Justices & Social/Behavioral Sciences Programs, LCC; and Dr. Jarrett Whelan, Dean, Arts & Sciences, LCC.
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Paragon Awards Congratulations to Graphic Designer Kylie Chadwick, left, and Digital Marketing Coordinator Jimmy Taylor, right, on winning bronze Paragon Awards at the National Council of Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) for their work in design. Chadwick won for her flyer design, and Taylor won for his advertisement design. They competed with marketing and design professionals across the United States.
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PICA SCHOLARSHIPS
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raphic Arts Graduates Gregory Cox and Jonah Daniels were awarded scholarships from the Printing Industry of the Carolinas (PICA). PICA is an industry association dedicated to protecting and promoting the community interest of the printing industry, and helping their members prosper through fellowship, education, and cooperative action. Cox received the PICA/Weese Scholarship and Daniels received the PICA/Treadway Scholarship.
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PICA Awards Congratulations Jonah Daniels, a graphics student, for taking top honors at the 2023 Printing Industry of the Carolinas Student Competition. Daniels won the top collegiate award for his digital printing and packaging design. The competition was sponsored by NAPCO Inactive in Sparta, NC.
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Excellence in Welding Award L
enoir Community College Welding Instructor Justin Harvell of Goldsboro was recently selected by Welding Equipment Manufacturers Committee (WEMCO) as the recipient of the 2023 Excellence in Welding Award in the Educator category, a distinction awarded to one individual across the country. Harvell has been with the College for 10 years and teaches welding at the Greene County Center. He received the LCC Excellence in Teaching Award in 2021. “We are so proud of Justin and what he brings to the classroom for our students,” says LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt. “Justin is an innovator in the classroom and engages his students to make the classroom experience enjoyable and educational. He is well deserving of this recognition, and we are very fortunate to have him at LCC.” WEMCO is an active community of company owners and top executives who specialize in welding equipment manufacturing and is a standing committee of the American Welding Society. Every year, WEMCO recognizes individuals and organizations that have shown exemplary dedication in promoting the image of welding. The award was presented at WEMCO’s annual luncheon and awards ceremony in September during the annual FABTECH show.
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enoir Community College’s (LCC) Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), titled All Aboard! Destination: Success, aims to increase fall-to-fall retention by implementing a framework of integrated services and supports that will address equity concerns through an enhanced student onboarding experience. LCC’s QEP was developed through a broad, multi-phased approach that included an exhaustive review of literature and best practices, lessons learned from the institution’s participation in state and national programs, extensive assessment, and collaboration among faculty, staff, students, and administration. LCC has developed a definition of onboarding as a year-long experience that leverages an onboarding survey, advising based on momentum-metric research, and ongoing faculty and staff professional development to provide enhanced advising and support. The resulting onboarding framework will provide personalized case management, promoting equitable experiences for LCC’s diverse students and allowing faculty and staff to respond to individual needs, resulting in a more inclusive student experience.
Congratulations to Jimmy Taylor, Digital Marketing Coordinator, for designing the winning QEP logo. The logo was selected through a campuswide contest. Pictured left to right are Kim Hill, Dean of Student Services, Jimmy Taylor, and Dr. Timothy Maddox-Fisher, Vice President of Instruction and Institutional Effectiveness.
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Consulate of Guatemala T
he Consulate of Guatemala in Raleigh met with College leadership to discuss programs and services offered to the Latino community before touring the campus. Pictured left to right are Dr. Justin Tilghman, Dean of Workforce Development and Public Safety, Javier Romero, Immigration Assessment, Andrea Muñoz, Consular Protection, Dr. Rusty Hunt, President, Prudencio Martinez-Mengal, LCC Workforce Development Coordinator, Carlos Cotto, LCC Associate Dean of Workforce Development and Latino Programs, and Jorge Archila, General Consul of Guatemala.
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embers of El Centro Hispano visited the College to see programs and services offered by LCC to the Hispanic and Latino communities. El Centro Hispano (ECH) is the largest Latino-led/Latino-serving organization in the state and has been working with and on behalf of the Hispanic/Latino community in Durham, Wake, Orange, and neighboring counties since 1992. The mission of El Centro Hispano is to work to strengthen the community, build bridges, and advocate for equity and inclusion.
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his year, the Foundation celebrated three milestones. More than $300,000 was awarded in scholarships to deserving, hardworking students. They dreamed of being nurses, teachers, automotive mechanics, pilots, welders, business owners, graphic designers, scientist, doctors, and so much more. Some of these students will transfer to four-year colleges and universities and others will immediately start their career. You made their educational goals a reality because of your generous donation. With your help, there is a future where the Foundation will award $500,000 in scholarships. No student should be denied the opportunity to get an education because of finances. It has long been the goal of the Foundation to close the gap between the students that can afford an education and those who cannot.
The Foundation partnered with Arts and Sciences to bring musical theatre back to the Briley Auditorium. We christened the Turner Stage with A Christmas Carol ~ A New Musical. The production was a huge success and it officially kicked off our new Performing Arts Series. We just completed Roald Dahl’s Matilda ~ The Musical and Disney’s The Little Mermaid, and we are looking forward to White Christmas ~The Musical in December. The talent and dedication of the performers amazes me. We would love to see you at our performances. You will certainly be entertained.
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To cap off a wonderful year, the College opened the Floyd Health Sciences Center. The new facility was made possible in part by the Floyd family who have generously supported the College and Foundation for many years. The Center provides state-of-the-art facilities for its healthcare programs. The facility includes dedicated spaces for nursing, medical assisting, polysomnography, electronic diagnostics, radiography, and surgical technology programs. The expanded square footage allows for improved teaching and learning experiences, offering students an environment that closely mirrors real-world healthcare settings. If you haven’t had the opportunity to tour the building, just give me a call. I would love to be your tour guide. You will be proud to have such a fabulous facility available to health sciences students in our area. If you would like to help students get an education, name a room in a building, tour the Floyd Health Sciences Center, or participate on an event, please contact me at 252-233-6812.
Jeanne Kennedy
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Foundation Board of Directors DAVID EDWARDS, CHAIRMAN OSCAR “SKIP” GREENE CALE GRADY, VICE CHAIR DR. ROBERT HOSEA REP. CHRIS HUMPHREY JAY CHERRY JOHN MARSTON DR. SHIRLEY DOVE JOHN MCPHAUL COREY FADER JACQUES PASSAILAIGUE DEXTER FLOYD BUDDY RITCH
RANDY SMITH ROD SMITH PAUL SUGG CHARLES TAYLOR KEN TETTERTON
lcc foundation Ambassadors MADISON DUNFORD AIDEN ELLER JAIDEN GARRETT
EDUARDO HERNANDEZMARTINEZ JUSTIN HOLMES
JARED SANTIAGO LOPEZ DANIELLE WRIGHT
Pictured left to right, front row, Aiden Eller, Jared Santiago Lopez, Danielle Wright, and Eduardo Hernandez-Martinez; and back row, Justin Holmes, Jaiden Garrett, and Madison Dunford.
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Foundation Events 2023 Tennis Classic
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2023 Golf Classic
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2023 Cornhole Tourney
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enoir Community College officially opened the doors to the Floyd Health Sciences Center. Students, faculty, staff and community members from the region gathered to see the College’s state-of-theart healthcare training facility that will serve students throughout eastern North Carolina. Greg Floyd spoke on behalf of his family saying it is a privilege to see this vision of a new Health Sciences Center come to reality. “Our family is excited to be a part of this event, to have played a role in helping the community by providing the best health sciences and nursing facility in the region. We are amazed to see this building transformed into the training facility it is today. Like this building, the lives of the students who come through these health sciences and nursing programs will be transformed and they will go in our cities and counties and make a difference by taking care of all of us.”
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The Center includes dedicated spaces for Associate Degree and Practical Nursing, Electroneurodiagnostics, Medical Assisting, Polysomnography, Radiography, and Surgical Technology. Dr. Alexis Welch, Dean of Health Sciences and Nursing expressed her appreciation for the support of the Center and emphasized the impact the Center will have on students and their ability to excel in their chosen field. “This building mirrors a hospital and is just phenomenal,” she said. “We are so grateful. The Floyd Health Sciences Center brings excitement to learning.” Funding for the Center came from multiple sources including a grant from the US Department of Commerce with support from legislators, local county commissioners, the Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce, and various community organizations.
“We are excited for our students to learn in this new space, and we’re excited for our faculty and staff to be able to teach in this beautiful center. We are extremely appreciative of all our partners who have made this center a reality, especially to the Floyd family. The Floyd family has been long-time champions of LCC. Their generosity and commitment to the College have been extended beyond financial support.” — DR. RUSTY HUNT LCC PRESIDENT
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Excellence in Teaching Award
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edical Assisting Program Chair Rebecca Dail, right, received the College’s Excellence in Teaching Award. She is pictured with Health Sciences and Nursing Dean Dr. Alexis Welch.
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loud Analyst Oscar Guitierrez, middle, received the College’s Excellence in Staff Award. He is pictured with Dean of Administrative Services/Chief Information Office Lee Wetherington, left, and Web and Form Developer Larisa Deaver.
Excellence in Staff Award
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Jaiden Garrett LCC Guarantee Scholarship W. Foster and Mary L. Gurley Ambassador Scholarship
“This scholarship will help me pay for my tuition during my time at Lenoir Community College. My plan is to obtain an Associate in Science Degree. I have been a student athlete at North Lenoir High School for the past four years. I am the starting first baseman for our conference champion baseball team. After graduation, I will continue my education at East Carolina University, to obtain my degree in exercise science. My ultimate goal is to become a physical therapist. My love for physical therapy came from playing sports and always wanting to help athletes through their own injuries. This scholarship is the first step of my college journey, and I could not be more thankful for your generosity.”
— JAIDEN GARRETT
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“I am honored to be the recipient of the Bruce Cannon Memorial Scholarship. This opportunity will help me pay for college expenses to further my education. As an incoming freshman, I plan to attend Lenoir Community College to obtain my associate degree and play on the volleyball team. After graduation, my plan is to transfer to Western Carolina University to pursue a bachelor’s degree. Thank you so much for your support in my education.” — MIKALAH DALE
Mikalah Dale
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Jorge Zapata-Majano The Henry A. and Lucile Reed Edwards Scholarship
“I am very grateful to have received the Henry A. and Lucile Reed Edwards Scholarship. My plan is to enter the automotive program to obtain an associate degree. After graduation, I hope to open my own automotive shop. This award helps me get one step closer to my future and for that, I am very thankful.” — JORGE ZAPATA-MAJANO
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“My plan is to pursue a degree in medical assisting. After graduation, I plan to take a phlebotomy course in order to receive my phlebotomy license. The ultimate goal is to obtain my Associate Degree in Nursing. This scholarship means so much to me as my father’s health has declined this year. This relieves us from the financial struggle of trying to pay my way through school. This means I get to continue my education and my love for the medical field. Thank you so much for helping me become a medical assistant and future nurse. I am hopeful that one day I will be able to meet you and thank you in person. I cannot wait to begin my medical future.” — PAIGE TYSON
Paige Tyson
Greene County Merit Scholarship
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Dylan Kearney
The Albert Lionel Garner Memorial Scholarship
“I would like to thank you for helping me achieve my goals and for supporting my education. Receiving this scholarship has allowed me to pursue a career in nursing. My plan is to complete the prerequisites needed to apply for the Associate Degree Nursing program. After graduation, I plan to accept a registered nurse position at Cherry Hospital, where I’m currently employed as a nurse aide. The ultimate goal is to work as a psychiatric nurse. Your support will help me obtain my degree which will allow me to provide for my wife and hopefully children one day soon.” — DYLAN KEARNEY
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“I was happy to learn that I was selected as a recipient of this scholarship. Without it, I would not be able to pursue my dream career. My plan is to major in the Fine Arts/Visual Arts Program with an emphasis in interior design. My ultimate goal is to pursue a career in home renovations upon graduating in the Spring of 2024. After graduation, I plan to attend East Carolina University to earn my Bachelor of Fine Arts. Thanks to you, I am one-step closer to my dream. By receiving this scholarship, you have lightened my financial burden which allows me to focus more on the most important aspect of school – learning. Your generosity has inspired me to help others and give back to my community.” — DANIELLE WRIGHT
Danielle Wright
W. Foster and Mary L. Gurley Ambassador Scholarship
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Jacob Nelson Victor C. Spence Memorial Scholarship
“I am honored to receive the Victor C. Spence Memorial Scholarship. Your support is a testament to the great work that Lenoir Community College does to help students achieve their educational goals. My plan is to further my education at LCC, where I plan to pursue my passion for baseball, welding, and construction. These skills will serve me well in my future career, and I am grateful for your contribution to helping me achieve my goal. Once again, thank you for your generosity and investment in my future. Your support has not only helped me financially, but has also given me the motivation to work hard and make the most of this opportunity.” — JACOB NELSON
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“It is an honor to be awarded the Bradley Scott Lanier Memorial Scholarship. I will be studying human services/social services at Lenoir Community College. Because I have taken college classes while in high school, I will begin fall classes as a sophomore. It has been an amazing year. After graduation, my plan is to become a school counselor to work with teachers and students. This award means a lot to me and my future, it provides me with financial security in paying my tuition and will make a huge difference in my life. Thank you for the support, may God bless you.” — EMILY HERNANDEZ-VAIL
Emily Hernandez-Vail Bradley Scott Lanier Memorial Scholarship
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Kinsey Sasser
LCC Guarantee Scholarship Alice Starr Tingle Entrepreneur/ Government Leadership Scholarship Shirley Jenkins Tripp Memorial Scholarship
“Thank you for supporting my education. This scholarship will help me complete my business degree at Lenoir Community College. After graduation, my plan is to help my mother run her two businesses. The ultimate goal is to own The Daily Grind Cafe in Kinston, NC, which I am currently working as the manager. This scholarship will help me achieve my dreams of owning my own business one day.” — KINSEY SASSER
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“Thank you for the opportunity to study and earn a degree at Lenoir Community College. During my time at LCC, my plan is to pursue an associate degree in biology with a concentration in forensic science. After graduating, I plan to continue my education at North Carolina State University and work towards my dream career of becoming a forensic scientist. This award will allow me to maintain self-discipline, motivation, focus, and hard work to become the best student I can. These traits will follow me into the workforce and are shown through my character. Thank you again for this amazing opportunity and I am excited to become a Lancer!” — OLIVIA STE VENS-TRAYLOR
Olivia Stevens-Traylor
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LCC Foundation Endowed Scholarships Doris Taylor Ahlsen Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority BB&T Eddie Morton (Bug) Banks Barnes-St. John Dr. Donald E. Becker Memorial Eloise C. and Harvey E. Beech E. K. Best, Jr. Memorial W. Robert and Suzanne S. Bizzell Health Sciences Lonnie H. and Betty B. Blizzard Mildred Dare Blizzard Bojangles’/Tands, Inc./McRae & Associates Jean P. and Peggy Booth Memorial Bowen Family John Hood Brewer Memorial Brantley and Eugenia Casey Briley Thomas Edward and Mozelle Hodges Briley Ruby Boone and Vivian Brock The Brody Brothers’ Frank and Sandra Brooks Mildred Quinn Buchan Memorial Henry H. and Vera F. Bullock Memorial Bradley Blair (Brad) Burmahl Memorial Bruce Cannon Memorial Cannon Family Foundation William T. and Imogene Sutton Casey Glenn F. and Joyce Gilbert Cherry Paul and Debbie Chused Rita Grady Clark Charles Coward/Al Sutton Philip H. Crawford, Jr. and Persis Hodges Crawford Memorial Nell and Ford Dabney Scholars Robert L. (Bobby) and Annette L. Daughety William H. and Clarice P. Davenport Gretchen and Minerva Davis Gretchen and Minerva Davis Continuing Education Davis Wholesale Tire Company Violet R. Dawson/Champions Health & Fitness Memorial Athletic Tharon Harper Deaver D. Downie and K. Statum Graphics Faculty Dr. Shirley L. Dove Louie Eargle Eastern North Carolina Bluegrass Association E. Merle Edwards Henry A. and Lucile Reed Edwards Empowering Women
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Faculty Memorial Dexter E. and Dorothy M. Floyd Gregory E. and Jennifer A. Floyd Ben and Norma Fountain Fund Edward Earle Franck Robert and Suzanne Gallaher Denny and Jean Garner Albert Lionel Garner Memorial Joe D. and Marilynn Ferrell Gay Memorial Gail G. Grant Memorial Andrew Oscar Greene Memorial W. Foster and Mary L. Gurley Memorial Gene Haas Foundation Jack P. Hankins Kathryne C. Hankins James R. (Doc) and Frances Petteway Harper Memorial Dr. and Mrs. Jack Harrell C. Felix Harvey, Sr. Margaret Blount Harvey Early Childhood Education Harriet Taylor Herring LPN Harriet Taylor Herring RN William I. Herring, Sr. Memorial Russell Curtis Hill Memorial Fodie H. Hodges Memorial Graham and Carolyn Hodges Memorial James R. and Carol M. Hood Horticulture Club John C. and Scarlett Howard Irene Smith Howell Gaines Barrett (Barry) Huneycutt, Jr. Rusty and Kim Hunt George Dewey and Jessie Heath Jenkins Memorial The Jones County Kenneth W. and Gracie Taylor Jones Laura B. Jones Roland J. and Eleanor L. Jones Roy E. and Brenda M. Jones Stephanie M. Jones Memorial Sue Marcom Jones Memorial Martha Wooten Kallam/Arc of Lenoir County Memorial Kinston Business and Professional Women’s Club Kinston Exchange Club/Billy C. White Memorial Kinston Jaycees Kinston Rotary Club Clayton G. Koonce Memorial Bradley Scott Lanier Memorial Richard Floyd (Rick) Lennon Memorial Lions Industries for the Blind
Milton M. (Mac) Lovick Memorial W. W. and Jeanette Lowery Pat and Jim MacNeill Graham W. and Jean M. Mallard Christine Suggs Maroules Christopher Maroules, Sr. John Franklin and Lucy Wood Marston George C. and Mildred Boney Matthis Helen McDaniel Memorial Jesse L. and Joyce P. McDaniel Medical and/or Science Careers Paula Cogdell Melvin Memorial John and Mary Nicey Clements and Henry Dail (Dink) Meready Montgomery’s Math & Science E. Fred and Louise D. Moore Rena Ritch and Mark Norcross Drs. James and Elizabeth Odham Page Family Frances Carr Parker Frances Carr Parker Culinary Joseph C. and Eunice B. Parker James M. and Erwin W. Parrott Woodfin Pierce and Daisy Fuller Patterson Roland L. Paylor, Jr./Robert (R.L.) L. Joyner Rickie Allen Pearson, Jr. Memorial James and Rebecca Perry Foundation James and Rebecca Perry Foundation, II Perry Family Horace and Agnes Faye Phillips Pink Hill Medical Kathryn and Leroy Pittman W. Roy and Mary R. Poole Dr. Rose Pully John Wesley Rains/Machining Technology Irma J. and Dr. C. B. Randall Mayor and Mrs. O. A. (Buddy) Ritch Dr. Frank Rocker, Jr. Rodriguez Family Sarah Peedin Rose Memorial The Schechter James C. and Angeline S. Shell P. E. and Leta Shoulars Sleep Medicine Leona Bryant Smith RN Memorial Southwest Christian Church Memorial Southwest Christian Church, Jerry Z. and Effie C. Sutton Memorial Sparbel Victor C. Spence Memorial John (Jake) P. and Eugenia R. Strother Memorial Ned M. and Elsie Croom Stroud Memorial Betty and Bill Stump Memorial Richard Vance Surles Memorial
Robert J. Sutton Family Charles Taylor Leroy and Blanche Taylor Shirley H. Taylor Memorial Kenneth and Lou Ann Tetterton Alice Starr Tingle Entrepreneur/Government Leadership Dalton B. Tripp Emily Brown Tripp Memorial James (Jamie) H. Tripp Memorial Shirley Jenkins Tripp Memorial Ronald and Ellen Turnage Memorial Lynwood C. and Grace J. Turner Memorial George E. and Betsy P. Vick Memorial Bobby R. and Ella W. Wade Anne E. and William B. Wallace, Jr. A. Forrest and Ruth King Waller Memorial Charles Albert Waller Robert Forrest and Marie Buchan Waller Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. West Pharmaceutical Services Richard and Edna Whaley Lester and Geraldine White–Richardson and Margaret Richardson Memorial Isaac, Frances, Marietta, and Rachel Whitfield Memorial G. Herbert Whitfield Memorial William W. and Mary J. Whittington Joseph Keith Williams Memorial Walter and Marie Williams Harvey Sharp Wooten
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Funds Held for Endowment Advanced Manufacturing Charlie H. and Bille J. Albritton Young H. Allen Robert (Rock) Anderson Athletic James E. and Annie J. Blue Eugenia Casey Briley The Cherry Family Clarke and Richardson Donald “Donnie” Civils, Jr. Memorial Bobby Ray and Joyce Sutton-Dawson Heather Richardson Gagnon Memorial L.G. and Lillie Grady The Grimes Family Angela Whitfield Harper Memorial Earl and Carol Harper Maude and Bruce Heath Memorial Whitford and Gladys Hill Gloria Hill Jumping Run Church
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Lawrence and Lois King Forest and Christine McCullen Memorial Psychology David and Ginny Moody Jessica Ramsey Memorial Sale Auto Mall Fund Edward T. and Mildred W. Sessoms Selma Wells Skinner Memorial Herbert (Herb) Ingram Spear, Sr. Memorial W. Tyson Stewart Memorial Dr. Patricia M. Stroud Memorial Paul and Frances Taylor Memorial Wilda Robinson Turner Memorial Gordon and Linda Vermillion Annie Julia Waller and Otis Clark Tutt Memorial Dr. Alexis Barwick Welch and Mr. Larry C. Welch Gary and Sue Woodyard Educational
LCC Foundation Donors VISIONARIES ($10,000+) Ms. Anne Adams Bost Cannon Foundation Mrs. Nell B. Dabney Edwards Realty Group Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Greg Floyd Gene Haas Foundation Ms. Kay Taylor Harrell Ms. Harriet Herring
Ms. Joan Adams Jones Mrs. Pat MacNeill Mrs. Frances C. Parker The Schechter Estate Mr. O. A. “Buddy” Ritch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rocker Mr. Jeffrey West West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.
HERITAGE SOCIETY ($5,000 - $9,999) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blizzard Mr. and Mrs. Denny Garner Dr. and Mrs. Rusty Hunt Poole Family Foundation, Inc.
Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Lynwood Turner, III
TRUSTEES SOCIETY ($2,500 - $4,999) Mrs. Erwin P. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cherry Ms. Ella Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Creech Crown Equipment Corporation Flourish Marketing and Promotions
Mr. and Mrs. Cale Grady Kinston Disc Golf Association The Estate of James R. and Christine J. Parker Pepsi/Minges Bottling Group PICA Foundation
PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY ($1,000 - $2,499) Zeta Omicron Omega Chapter - Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Mr. Phillip C. Ashford Dr. and Mrs. Lonnie H. Blizzard Mr. Frederick R. Bonar Mrs. Darla W. Boseman Dr. and Mrs. Brantley Briley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Calhoun Cannon Marketing, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. William Chapman Chris Humphrey Insurance Agency Mrs. Joyce Dawson Ms. Elizabeth P. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Loren Edwards
El Nuevo Tequila Mexican Restaurant Evans & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Rod Evans, Jr. The Honorable and Mrs. John P. Exum, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Corey Fader Tropicana Supermarket Happy Jack, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hill Mrs. Carol M. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Kendall W. Huffman Jake A. Parrott Insurance Agency Ms. Connie Jones Johnson Jones - Onslow EMC Mrs. Jeanne M. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Koonce 47 | 2023 ANNUAL REPORT
PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY ($1,000 - $2,499) (CONTINUED) Lovick’s Cafe, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John McPhaul, Jr. Neuse News Neuse Sport Shop, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Nobles Ms. Katherine Pearson Ms. Angela Karen Pittman Mrs. Kathryn R. Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Tony J. Rahaim
Mr. Robert J. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Guadalupe Robles, Jr. Ms. Sarah L. Shell Mr. and Mrs. Rodney D. Smith, Jr. T.C. Smith Produce Farm, Inc. Ms. Deborah S. Sutton Dr. Nancy Dew Taylor Truist Mrs. Susan W. Whitley
SCHOLARS CLUB ($500 - $999) Mr. Chris Woods Mr. Eddie M. Banks Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Barker Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Barwick Mr. and Mrs. Ted Berry Dr. and Mrs. John Paul Black Mr. and Mrs. Don Blake Ms. Crystal S. Carter Champions Health & Fitness Center, Inc. Mrs. Kristen Clayton Ms. Maxine Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coward Ms. Tiffany Coward Mrs. Debra O. Cox CyberGrants SPV, LLC Mr. Sandy Dallas Daniels and Daniels Construction Co., Inc. Century II Beauty Salon Ms. Judy N. Deme Down East Wood Ducks Dunes Insurance Group East Carteret High School Eastern Outdoor Development, Inc. Eastern Radiologist, Inc. Eastpoint Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. First Citizens Bank of Snow Hill First National Bank Synergy Behavioral Health Group Lititz Mutual Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grady, Jr. Mr. Jimmy R. Hare Dr. and Mrs. Carl Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hill
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Mrs. Kimberly Rutherford Hill Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hosea Integrated Container Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Jones, III SLHS Class of 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Koonce Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates Mrs. Rachel G. Lovick Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Meade Mrs. Diane Howard Nfinitylink Communications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parson Pierce Group Benefits, LLC Mr. Carlos Enrique Palau-Castro Mr. Dan Sale Sanderson Farms, Inc. SMC Home Finance Solid Rock Carriers, Inc. Crossbridge Financial Group State Farm Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Francis Sugg Mr. Charles E. Taylor Towne Insurance - W. A. Moore UNC Lenoir Health Care Ms. Betty J. Vaughn and Mr. Marty Atwater Mr. and Mrs. George E. Vick Ms. Kathryn W. Waits Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Wetherington Mr. John G. Whitehead, Jr. Mr. George F. Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson
HONORS CLUB ($250 - $499) Ace Hardware of Snow Hill Ms. Paula L. Battle Dr. and Mrs. Charles Beasley Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell Mrs. Ruby W. Bethel Dr. Cecilia Bianchi-Hall and Mr. Timothy Hall Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie F. Braxton Dr. Faith F. Bynum Mr. and Mrs. John L. Canup Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F. Cochran Comfortmaster Mechanical Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cruz Mrs. June Cummings Curtis Construction Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry Dail Dr. Shirley L. Dove Mr. and Mrs. Troy E. Eason P&D Architectural Precast, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Garafolo Mr. and Mrs. JD Gibbs Ms. Janeice Goude Ms. Denise Grady and Mr. Dwight Holland Ms. Shelia A. Graham Ms. Sandra S. Gray Greene County Schools Mr. Oscar Gutierrez Mr. Mark A. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. J. Heith Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heath Hookerton Family Practice Ms. Richy Huneycutt Mr. Ramiro Ibarra Ms. Sherry K. Irsik The Jenkins-Tapp Foundation, Inc. Flatlands Jessup Insurance Group Johnson Carpet One Floor & Home Mr. and Mrs. Craig Johnson Jones County NC Retired School Personnel Kinston Clinic North Pharmacy, Inc. Kinston Dental Associates Kinston High School Mr. and Mrs. Les Koonce
Lenoir Committee of 100, NC Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leonard Worth Products Mr. Andrew C. Luppino Dr. Timothy Derek Maddox-Fisher Ms. Cathy M. Manning Mr. Jamal McMillion Mr. and Mrs. Jason Miller Mills International, Inc. Ms. Misty S. Moye Mr. Robert Nobles Dr. and Mrs. Randy Parker Piedmont Natural Gas Pitt & Greene Electric Membership Corporation Mrs. Nikki Proctor Ms. Karen Quinteros Rand Wade Oil Co., Inc. Mrs. Alexandra P. Ranieri Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Harrison Smith Mr. Matthew Harley Smith Mr. and Mrs. E. Randolph Smith Southwest Christian Church Spectrofuge Corporation of NC, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carl Starkweather Dr. and Mrs. Dusk Oliver Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. Sutton Ms. Wendy E. Sutton Ms. A. LeChea Swinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Philyaw Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Tilghman Town of Hookerton Town of Snow Hill Vernon Park Exxon Mr. Robert D. Wagner Dr. Alexis B. Welch Dr. Jarrett T. Whelan Mrs. Misty Jernigan Ms. Kamesha Wilson Ms. Paula Wilson Ms. Renee Wyatt
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LANCERS CLUB ($100 - $249) A Total Pest Solution Mrs. Audra R. Albert Mr. Ragsdale Allsbrook Arendell Parrott Academy, Inc. Lenoir Tire & Appliance Co. Ms. Laura Barnes and Mr. Lynn St. John Mr. and Mrs. David Barnes Barnhill Contracting Company Barrow, Parris & Davenport, PA Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Blizzard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Blizzard Ms. Debra Blondin Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Boldt Mr. Jack Boone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bower Mr. and Mrs. Van Braxton Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Bridgers Mr. and Mrs. David Brody Dr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Brown Mr. James M. Buckman, IV Mr. and Mrs. David F. Byrd Ms. Tracy Cannon Capps Trailers.com Ms. Elaine Carmon Mr. and Mrs. Hermon N. Carraway Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carter Ms. Valerie J. Cavenaugh CDS-Networks and Services Dr. Dudley C. Chandler, Jr. Mr. Terry Edwin Cheater Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Classen, Jr. Coastal Connections Marketing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark I. Conway Ms. Jodi Crawford Ms. Phyllis Creech Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crocker Mr. Sterling Cullipher Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dance Danny Smith Trucking Mr. and Mrs. David Lee Davis Mr. and Ms. Stephen Davis Ms. Larisa Deaver Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. DeLuzio Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. DeLuzio Mr. Adam Dillahay Ms. Melissa P. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Downie Mrs. Linda Edwards Mr. Quincy D. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Rick Edwards Ms. Robin Edwards 50 | LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Mrs. Valerie Borden Edwards Mrs. Tezra P. Egleton Mr. and Mrs. Joe Exum Dr. and Mrs. Steven Felzer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ford Mrs. Kensey Foushee-Erkes Fred Moody & Sons Ms. Rita Futrell Ms. Kathryn K. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Glennon Mr. and Mrs. W. Al Gold Grady Team Realty Ms. Lori Grady Mr. and Mrs. Ned T. Grady, Jr Mrs. Ika K. Grant Mr. and Mrs. David Green Greene County Manager’s Office Mr. Oscar Greene, III Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gridley Ms. Carole Cornwell Hales Mr. Bryan C. Hanks Mr. and Mrs. Gregor J. Hannibal Ms. Ashley Gaines Ms. Kitty C. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. David S. Harrelson Mr. Preston L. Harris Harvey & Associates Family Dentistry Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas E. Harvey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hawkins Ms. Brenda L. Hiatt North Lenoir Stor-All, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Hill Ms. Patricia H. Howard Connie H. Huffman, CPA, PA Mr. Eric Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jenerette Ms. Wanda S. Jenerette Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jennings Dr. and Mrs. Rupert W. Jilcott Mr. and Mrs. C Gray Johnsey Mr. Kevin Johnson Jones County Schools–Central SWS Jones Senior High School Ms. Carla H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Jones Tech Services of Myrtle Beach, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Joyner Judy O. Jones–State Farm Insurance Company Ms. Dawn E. Kantz Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keffer Ms. Tammy D. Kelly
LANCERS CLUB ($100 - $249) (CONTINUED) Mr. John M. Kennamer Ms. Jean Anne Kiesow Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Knezovich Mr. James D. Pittman Ms. Sarah E. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Toby Langley Mr. Willie L. Laughinghouse LCC Association of Educational Office Professionals Lenoir County Early College Mr. and Mrs. David Lindley Ms. Jean H. Locke Triple L Coatings Dr. Thomas B. Long Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mabe Mr. Chris Mallard Mr. William E. Manning, Jr. Fort Macon Marina Mr. and Mrs. John P. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. John F. Marston Mr. and Mrs. Patrick N. Martin Dr. Scott B. Matthews Mrs. Mildred B. Matthis Mr. and Mrs. Armistead B. Mauck Mr. Daniel E. McLawhorn Ms. Rosemary E. McLean Harvey Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McRae Mrs. Charlene Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Means, III Ms. Bonita Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Merritt Dr. Maria Messner Mintz Law Firm Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph I. Mintz Ms. Linda A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Morris Mrs. Caroline Murphrey Dr. and Mrs. Dan A. Myers Mr. Jesse G. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Parks Mr. and Mrs. James H. Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Peavy Perquimans County High School Dr. Caroline H. Perry Mr. Jason Perry Nathan Perry Realty, LLC Mrs. Emily Godwin Pope Mr. and Mrs. Suneel Potiny Dr. Amy F. Potter Coastal Plains Insurance Ms. Tracey Anne Price
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Purnell RANCO of Kinston, Inc. Mr. Ken Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rhoe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riley Ms. Beverly Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roumpf Mr. and Mrs. D. Elliott Sams Mr. and Mrs. David Shock Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Slade H. Zack Smith, DDS, MS, PA Mr. and Mrs. Jake M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith South Johnston High School South Lenoir High School Mr. and Mrs. Dwight M. Staley, Jr. Ms. Vivian Renae Staley State Farm Insurance Co.–Keith Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Terry Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. George D. Sutton Ms. Whitney Tarver Ms. Victoria Tate Mr. Chris Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Theodorakis Dr. Benny G. Thigpen, II Ms. Alice C. Tilghman Dr. Justin Tilghman Ms. Jennie Tolar Trends N Traditions Ms. Elise D. Wall Mr. and Mrs. Clifton E. Warren, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David F. Weeks, Jr. Ms. Tania Weeks F W Weeks Rentals Ms. Stephanie Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitley Mr. Bob E Whitley Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Corey Wiggins Wil Hardy Insurance Agency, Inc. Mrs. Jessica O. Wilder Maritime Business Concepts, Inc. Williamsons Kitchen on the Trent Co. Mrs. Debbie C. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Woodard Ms. Sandra Creech Worrell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carlton Younger, Jr. 51 | 2023 ANNUAL REPORT
FRIENDS CLUB ($50 - $99) Ms. Lucia Acevedo-Rodriguez Ms. Nohemi Almanza Mr. Carl R. Banks Mrs. Faye Barker Mr. Dennis Barrow Mrs. Juliette K. Barrus Ms. April H. Best Mr. and Mrs. Roland Best Big Orange Containers, LLC Mrs. Judy L. Blackwell Ms. Allie N. Bluhm-Whitley Ms. Mary Jo Bowen Mr. Reginald E. Bradshaw Ms. Amber Bright Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brinson Brown Farms Ms. Christa Bryant Ms. Christina Burchette Mr. and Mrs. Josh Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Leroy T. Cherry, Jr. Ms. Linda G. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Cyril S. Coefield Mr. Byron T. Collins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Coward Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Cox CTL Farms Carolina Bagel Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Culbreth Ms. Nancy S. Curle Mrs. Becky C. Darst Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Scott Davis Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall Davis Ms. Irais Juarez Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Edmundson, Jr. Ms. Judy Catherine Fleming Mrs. Jocelyn A. Francis Ms. Lauren Gaither Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Golba Mrs. Amber Goodman Mr. and Mrs. J. Shelton Hall, Jr. Ms. Karen S. Hall Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ham Ms. Catherine Ruth Hardee Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harper Ms. Diane H. Harris Mr. Justin R. Harvell Ms. Thuy Heldreth Mrs. Donna Henderson Horizon RV Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Hoy Mrs. Terry Ann Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. James Rodney Hyman 52 | LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Ms. Betty Jo Ipock Ms. Patricia L. Jenkins Ms. Ruby J. Jenkins Mrs. Cynthia W. Jones Ms. Cailyn L. Kennedy Ms. Cassidy Kennedy Dr. Michael Elizabeth Kennedy Ms. Nikki Kennedy Ms. Betty Jean King Ms. Regina Kinsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Lane Mrs. Martha Ipock Lilly Ms. Tanya Locklair Mr. Matthew Loftin Mrs. William E. Manning Mr. Brian McBride Mr. and Mrs. O. Kenton McCartney Mr. Jeff McKeel Ms. Wendy O. Miller Mr. Timothy Minch Ms. JoAnn Mizell Mr. and Mrs. James Madison Monroe, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Paige Moody Mr. Orlander V. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moss Mr. and Mrs. Dale Neathery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. William E. Orr Ms. Stephanie H. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Allen Parrott, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Steve Phillips Mrs. Lindsay Moore Pollard Miss Miranda S. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Reise Rose Creek Campground and Cabins Mr. and Mrs. John F. Scacheri Ms. Juanita Schneider Mr. J. A. Searles Mr. and Mrs. C. Daryl Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Shoulars Ms. Gloria Siler Mr. Bruce E. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kersey Smith Mr. John H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sorenson Mr. James Tyrone Sparks, Jr. Mrs. Rebekah Stark Dr. Elizabeth Steding Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan Ms. Ashley Sutton Mr. and Mrs. James H. Sutton
FRIENDS CLUB ($50 - $99) (CONTINUED) Mr. Reid Taylor Ms. Crystal H. Tedder Mr. Charles C Tilghman Ms. Sikitheia Tindley Mrs. Alice S. Tingle Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn Uzzell Ms. Taylor Walters Ms. Anne H. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ward Ms. Mildred W. Washington Ms. Sarah M. Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Wiley Ms. Heather Williams Mr. Bryan Jacob Williamson Ms. Ashley S. Wilson Ms. Lisa Wooten-Hightower Mrs. Darlene Worthington Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett M. Wynne Mr. John Yates
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LCC CONTRIBUTOR CLUB (UP TO $49) Miss Caitlin Adamson Mr. and Mrs. Marco Almengor Mr. Nicholas Anthony Ms. Diane Apetsi Ms. Martha Barnes Beam Ms. LaSheika Becton Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Benton Mr. Melvyn Blackwell Mr. Alexander J. Block Ms. Kayla Bodzinski Ms. Charlotte B. Brooks Mrs. Sandra Brooks Ms. Alicia C. Brown Ms. Stephanie Smith Brown Ms. Cathy M. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Clevon Canady Maal-Care, LLC Mrs. Katie Lou W. Cauley Dr. Mary M. Cauley Ms. Pherbia M. Chadwick Mr. and Mrs. Benny Coats Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Cowan Ms. Hannah Critcher Mr. and Mrs. Austin L. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. DeVeau, Jr. Ms. Thelma D. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Edwards Ms. Belinda Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Alexander K. M. Eitel Ms. Chanelle Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fonville Mrs. Bonnie P. Futrelle Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Grablewski Ms. Carol Gray Ms. Debra Greene Ms. Ramona Brewington Hare Ms. Susan P. Hawkins Ms. Mabel Gray Henry Mr. and Mrs. George R. Herring Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Cody Herring Mr. Palmer L. Hicks Ms. Ann W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. Hussey Ms. Arlena Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones Ms. Veronica Jones Ms. LuVeria B. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G. Kilpatrick Ms. Hattie King Ms. Stephanie King Ms. Tonya Koonce-Daniels Ms. Beatrice R. Kornegay Ms. Monica M. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leder Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Lee Ms. Karen Lombardi Ms. Ashley L. Lowe Ms. Penny Maready Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Marquardt Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. McIntyre, Jr. Ms. Addie Miller Ms. Mamie Moore Ms. Sonji Lynn Moore Ms. Evelyn Moore-Knight Mr. Benjamin Ryan Mozingo Ms. Serena Mumford Ms. Linda Ormond Mr. and Mrs. William S. Page, Jr. Ms. Rachel Parker Ms. Leigh Ann Parrish Mr. Donald B. Parrott Mr. and Mrs. Tad Parson Ms. Elaine G. Patterson Mr. Dustin Pollock Mr. and Mrs. George H. Pollock Ms. Mary Price Mr. and Mrs. John G. Pridgen Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone A. Robinson Mr. David Lee Schwartz Mrs. Mallie B. Stocks Ms. Samara S. Taft Ms. Hannah H. Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Janos Virag Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Leon Whitfield, Jr. Mrs. Belinda Williams Mr. Darryl L. Wise
The contributions listed are those recorded between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023. If we have omitted a contribution or misspelled a name, we apologize and ask that you notify the Foundation Office at 252.233.6812. The LCC Foundation, Inc., is a non-profit, tax exempt 501(c)(3) organization.
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