TABLE OF CONTENTS
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VISION & MISSION
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
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BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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BY THE NUMBERS
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FIRST RECIPIENT OF CARS FOR COLLEGE
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FACE SHIELDS DONATED
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EDA GRANT AWARDED
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NEW PROGRAMS
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SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
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EXCELLENCE AWARDS
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FOUNDATION MESSAGE
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LCC AMBASSADORS
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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FOUNDATION EVENTS
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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDS HELD FOR ENDOWMENT
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FOUNDATION DONORS
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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
VISION & MISSION
LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONNECTS
HOPE TO OPPORTUNITY.
THE MISSION OF LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS TO MEET THE PERSONAL, CULTURAL, AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF OUR
AFFORDABLE, ACCESSIBLE, AND INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.
STUDENTS THROUGH
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
WE ARE A LEADER I am proud to present Lenoir Community College’s 2020 Annual Report highlighting our students and our accomplishments for the past academic year. While this year has been challenging in the face of a pandemic, our faculty and staff have risen to the occasion by redesigning the way we deliver education and services to provide the best instruction and opportunities to our students and to the citizens that we serve in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties.
I am privileged to lead an innovative team of faculty and staff who are reimaging the student experience by engaging our students, each other, and our community partners; investing in our students, employees, and facilities and achieving student success by creating a quality experience. LCC has a unique role in helping students fulfill their dreams of future employment. It is a role that all of us take seriously. 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 as an institution we strive to offer the best opportunities and services available. We are a leader for economic development in the area 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. As a College, we are constantly evaluating and updating our programs and services to stay on the cutting edge of technology and to meet the needs of those we serve. We know that now is the time we are needed most. We recognize and value our community partnerships and we thank you for being an integral partner with us. Your support makes an incredible difference at Lenoir Community College.
BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE
OUR COMMITMENT IS STRONG & OUR VISION IS CLEAR It is an exciting time to be at Lenoir Community College. While COVID-19 has definitely challenged us, we have continued to find ways to provide quality programs and services to those we serve in Lenoir, Greene, and Jones Counties. 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 serve. The College has a reputation statewide for its academic excellence and its visionary leadership. With an outstanding faculty and staff and a dedicated 16-member Board of Trustees, it is an honor to be part of a team of professionals with a common goal, that of fulfilling dreams of students who are seeking a better life through education. While we have accomplished many things this past year, we still have much more to do in assisting our students along their educational journey. Our commitment is strong and our vision is clear to continue to provide the best in education and training opportunities to the communities we serve. Lenoir Community College connects hope to opportunity.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Pradeep Arumugham
Mr. Denny Garner
Mr. E. Randolph Smith, Chair
Ms. Maxine Cooper
Mr. Nicholas Harvey, Sr.
Mr. Thomas White
Mr. Warren Hardy Creech
Mrs. Connie Huffman
Mr. Shawn Wilson
Ms. June Cummings
Mr. Charley Jones, III
Mr. Roger “Rod” D. Evans, Jr., Vice Chair
Mr. Jerry Jones
Mr. Greg Floyd
Mr. Kyle Koonce
Ms. Hannah Lassiter, SGA President – Ex-Officio Member
Mr. Thomas H. Salter
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BY THE NUMBERS
24%
Full-Time Students
55
36%
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Degrees Offered Certificates Offered
Male
76%
Part-Time Students
64% Female
Diplomas Offered
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10,193
CONTINUING EDUCATION STUDENTS
3,579
CURRICULUM STUDENTS
13:1
STUDENT TO INSTRUCTOR RATIO
$248,178 AWARDED IN SCHOLARSHIPS
AS A FIRST-GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENT, I AM EXTREMELY THANKFUL FOR YOUR GENEROSITY AND HOW THE SCHOLARSHIP HAS IMPACTED MY FUTURE. Sheyla Rodriguez, LCC Guarantee
I ASPIRE TO HELP THE YOUTH SO THAT THEY SEE THEIR POTENTIAL, JUST AS OTHERS HAVE SEEN MINE IN ME. Jaylen Rouse, W. Foster and Mary L. Gurley Ambassador Scholarship
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FIRST RECIPIENT OF CARS FOR COLLEGE
Pictured left to right are Lenoir Community College President Dr. Rusty Hunt, first Cars for College recipient Devan Shackleford and President/CEO of Harvey Enterprises & Affiliates John McNairy.
It’s not every day that a person can be in the right place at the right time, but for Devan Shackleford of Kinston that’s where he found himself recently. Shackleford became the first recipient of a vehicle awarded through the Lenoir Community College Cars for College program. The Cars for College program was launched after a $250,000 honorarium was gifted by the Z. Smith Reynolds (ZSR) Foundation to commemorate former Trustee John O. McNairy’s 20 years of service to the ZSR Foundation. The program is an economic mobility initiative that secures transportation for students who are enrolled at LCC and earning college credit. The intended outcome is to remove
the mobility barriers that often prevent students from owning and operating a safe and dependable motor vehicle. “I’m just so excited,” Shackleford said. “I never dreamed I would be able to afford a car now. I am so thankful for the Cars for College program and to Mr. (John) McNairy for his contribution to the program and to the College. I am so appreciative of his support to the program and his commitment to education. I’ve had a lot of encouragement along the way to get to this point. Everyone has been so helpful,” he said. “I knew the first time I heard about this program from Dr. Hunt that it was a winner,” said John McNairy, President/CEO of Harvey Enterprises & Affiliates.
THE PROGRAM IS AN ECONOMIC MOBILITY INITIATIVE THAT SECURES TRANSPORTATION FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE ENROLLED AT LCC AND EARNING COLLEGE CREDIT.
FIRST RECIPIENT OF CARS FOR COLLEGE undergo a 72-point inspection and a North Carolina Safety Inspection. Once the vehicle passes the inspections, it is sold by the LCC Foundation IT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE to a student who qualifies A GAME CHANGER IN HELPING for the Cars STUDENTS ACHIEVE THEIR DREAMS for College OF GETTING AN EDUCATION. program at a very John McNairy, President/CEO of Harvey Enterprises & Affiliates reasonable cost. The vehicle comes with a students achieve their dreams of membership to Carolina AAA and getting an education.” carries a six-month 6,000-mile The idea of Cars for College was warranty. developed when transportation Those students interested in the was identified as a primary factor program may apply through the in students not completing NCWorks Career Center, which educational programs or will assess the students’ needs, continuing enrollment in degree resources, and work history, and programs. The goal of this provide counseling regarding program is to assure that lowtraining, employment, and job income working students have placement services. LCC advisors access to safe, legal, affordable, will collaborate with the student and dependable vehicles to get them to college and work instead and NCWorks personnel to of purchasing a one-way ticket for get the student enrolled in the every stop they make on the local appropriate academic program that meets the student’s career bus service or having to depend goals. The student will agree on someone else for a ride to to complete the degree or campus or the workplace. certificate program and then be Despite COVID-19, the program eligible to purchase a car through launched during the spring the program. semester with five vehicles Not only was Shackleford the being acquired by the LCC first recipient of a vehicle, but Foundation. As an integral he also successfully passed his part of their program of study, commercial driver’s license (CDL) the LCC Automotive Systems truck driving test, something he Technology program students, has dreamed of doing since he under the direction of a certified was a child. His late grandfather Automotive Service Excellence was a truck driver as well as his (ASE) Master Technician, will uncle. “I just knew that is what diagnose and make any needed I wanted to do, drive a big rig, repairs. After all repairs are but I didn’t have the money to completed, the vehicle will “I’m thrilled that we were able to help get this terrific idea implemented. It has the potential to be a game changer in helping
enroll in a truck driver training program.” A hard worker with his own landscaping business, Shackleford connected with the LCC Foundation again to assist with tuition and testing fees. After enrolling and attending class, the coronavirus put a halt to continuing in the program for a short time, but in June, he returned to the classroom and to the big rig to successfully complete the driving portion. He hopes to be driving locally. “This is what it is all about, helping someone improve their life and I am so happy that Lenoir Community College could help Devan fulfill his dream of driving a truck,” LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt said. “For him to pass his CDL test and to find out he qualifies for the Cars for College program, we are all so happy that everything came together. It could not have been possible without the generosity of John McNairy and the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation. The award is making a significant difference to our students and to the communities we serve by assisting those who may not have an opportunity to get an education and training because of transportation and financial barriers. We are appreciative of John and his family’s continuous support of the College and its Foundation and excited about this initiative that will help our students in achieving a more productive future.”
For more information on the Cars for College program or if you would like to donate a vehicle, contact LCC Foundation Executive Director Jeanne Kennedy at (252) 233-6812 or email jmkennedy48@lenoircc.edu.
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1,000 SHIELDS DONATED
1,000 SHIELDS DONATED
“WE ARE RUNNING APPROXIMATELY 300 OF THESE SHIELDS EVERY 18 HOURS AND ADDITIVE AMERICA IS WORKING AROUND THE CLOCK TO PRODUCE THESE ITEMS.” Paul Sugg, Eastpointe Prosthetics and Orthotics
A collaboration between Additive America and Lenoir Community College resulted in a generous donation of 1,000 face shields to UNC Lenoir Health Care. The shields are an integral element of personal protective equipment hospital caregivers need to safely take care of COVID-19 patients. UNC Lenoir Health Care said Additive America and LCC are wonderful community supporters and this gift is greatly appreciated. “We are excited to partner with Paul Sugg and Zac Holcomb of Additive America to help produce face shields for use by health professionals,” said LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt. “Matthew Berg, program chair of Mechanical Engineering at LCC, has been working with our partners at Additive America to help develop shields on a larger
scale. This is a true partnership between education and industry to meet a global need.” Sugg who is a graduate of LCC said he was proud to work with the College to help humanity. “We are happy to partner with LCC to pool our resources to make this needed item for our communities,” Sugg said. “Currently, we are running approximately 300 of these shields every 18 hours and Additive America is working around the clock to produce these items. Our manpower is limited but with the help of local community college students, we can reach our goals and help our hospitals along the way.” Sugg said the 3D printed frames will be shipped to Charlotte, where a distributor will get the shields to where they are
needed. Each frame is able to be sterilized and reused with a new
THIS IS A TRUE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN EDUCATION AND INDUSTRY TO MEET A GLOBAL NEED. Dr. Rusty Hunt, LCC President
shield, making them an efficient method of protection.
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EDA GRANT AWARDED
LCC AWARDED U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE EDA GRANT OF $2 MILLION U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross announced in March that the Department’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding a $2 million grant to Lenoir Community College, to support the renovation of the College’s Floyd Health Sciences Center. The EDA grant, to be matched with more than $5 million in state funding and $115,439 in local investments, is expected to create more than 500 jobs. “We are more than thrilled to have received this grant which will allow us to expand and enhance our health sciences and nursing programs to meet the ever-growing need of health care professionals in our region,” said LCC President Dr. Rusty Hunt. “We greatly appreciate the support from our national, state, and local leaders as well as our partners in the health care industry. This is a great day for Lenoir Community College and for the students we serve.” “The healthcare industry is advancing rapidly under the Trump Administration, and we are committed to providing American jobs that support its growth,” said Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross. “Lenoir Community College’s new facility
will boost the local economy by creating jobs and arming the region with better medical services.” “This EDA investment will enhance the growth of the healthcare industry in eastern North Carolina,” said Dana Gartzke, Performing the Delegated Duties of the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development.
having written a letter to Secretary Ross requesting the funding,” said Congressman Greg Murphy (NC-03). “Lenoir Community College’s health sciences facility is a deserving recipient, especially at a time when many North Carolinians deserve economic expansion. With constituents considering alternative employment opportunities, this grant will support the growth of a regional
THESE FUNDS WILL HELP LENOIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONTINUE TO PREPARE OUR WORKFORCE FOR NORTH CAROLINA’S NEEDS.
Roy Cooper, North Carolina Governor
“The new Floyd Health Sciences Center will feature labs, classrooms, conference rooms and office space, providing students with the tools they need to prepare for careers in the field.” “Health services have never been more critical to our state,” said Governor Roy Cooper. “These funds will help Lenoir Community College continue to prepare our workforce for North Carolina’s needs.” “I was excited to learn this EDA award was granted after
workforce development program to health care professionals and support personnel.” This project was made possible by the regional planning efforts led by the Eastern Carolina Council, which EDA funds to bring together the public and private sectors to create an economic development roadmap to strengthen the regional economy, support private capital investment and create jobs.
AFTER LCC, I PLAN TO TRANSFER TO ECU TO EARN MY BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT. Tyler Jenkins, Bradley Scott Lanier Memorial Scholarship
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NEW PROGRAMS
SHORT-TERM TRAINING & DEGREE SEEKING
Psychiatric Technician Level 1 Length of class: 22 weeks This course is designed to prepare individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to provide safe, therapeutic patient care to individuals who have mental health/behavioral needs in an effective and ethical manner. Upon successful completion of the course, students will be prepared to take the Level 1 American Association of Psychiatric Technicians (AAPT) certification exam. Certified graduates may apply for entry level positions for psychiatric aides, mental healthcare technicians and healthcare techs/nurse aides whose primary patient population has special mental health/ behavioral needs.
Associate in Arts, Teacher Preparation 60-61 credits
Associate in Science, Teacher Preparation
fundamental mathematical skills, and basic computer use needed to transfer to a four-year university for teacher preparation and licensure.
60-61 credits
The College will offer the Associate in Arts in Teacher Preparation Degree and the Associate in Science in Teacher Preparation Degree (pending approval) and all associated certificates, including a Career and College Promise certificate for high school students who may be pursuing a degree in teaching. Both programs prepare students for transfer to a four-year university to continue preparations to become a licensed teacher. Currently, the Early Childhood program prepares individuals to work with children from birth through eight in diverse learning environments. The Associate in Arts and the Associate in Science degrees are considered current teacher preparation programs and intended to prepare students with competence in reading, writing, oral communication,
Public Safety Administration 64-65 credits The Public Safety Administration curriculum is designed to provide students, as well as practitioners, with knowledge and skills in the technical, managerial, and administrative areas necessary for entrance or advancement within various public safety and government organizations. Employment opportunities exist with fire or police departments, emergency management organizations, governmental agencies, industrial firms, correctional facilities, private industries, insurance organizations, educational organizations, security and protective organizations, and through selfemployment opportunities.
SYNCHRONOUS LEARNING
THIS TYPE OF DELIVERY WILL CHANGE THE WAY WE DELIVER PROGRAMS IN HIGHER EDUCATION. Dr. Rusty Hunt, LCC President
The College started its fall semester off with a new and exciting option in course delivery – synchronous classes, where students will have the opportunity to come to campus for instruction or they can log on and participate in live lectures from anywhere.
all attendance requirements. “This is another option to deliver classes that we are providing our students. Whether students decide to take classes in person, online or synchronously, our faculty are providing the same quality learning experience as always.”
“Faculty will still be teaching in the classroom just like they usually do, while others will be accessing the class remotely,” Dr. Rusty Hunt said. “This type of delivery will change the way we deliver programs in higher education.” Synchronous learning will be for students taking general education courses like English and Psychology.
Hunt said the College’s “smart” classrooms in the Waller Building are complete with smart boards, cameras, high definition sound and microphones, and new black glass boards with neon markers for better visibility on camera. “We are providing the best, quality, synchronous experience for our students. If you want to attend classes online, but miss the live in-class experience, synchronous classes is the best of both worlds.”
Whether on campus or not, students are responsible to meet
“SMART” CLASSROOMS IN THE WALLER BUILDING ARE COMPLETE WITH SMART BOARDS, CAMERAS, HIGH DEFINITION SOUND AND MICROPHONES, AND NEW BLACK GLASS BOARDS WITH NEON MARKERS FOR BETTER VISIBILITY ON CAMERA.
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EXCELLENCE AWARDS
GOVERNOR ROBERT W. SCOTT LEADERSHIP AWARD NOMINEE Lenoir Community College graduate Hannah Moody of Richlands has been selected the College’s 2020 Governor Robert W. Scott Leadership Award nominee. In 2004, the North Carolina Association of Community College Presidents created the Governor Robert Scott Leadership Award as a way to recognize student leadership on a statewide level while also honoring the former Governor. This is an award designed to highlight outstanding curriculum student leadership and service. She plans to attend East Carolina University in the fall to major in Speech and Hearing Science and later pursue a Doctorate in Audiology. While at LCC, she served as vice president of the Student Government Association, and as an LCC Ambassador through the College Foundation. A member of Phi Theta Kappa, International Honor Society, she was the Arts and Sciences Division Laptop Scholarship Award recipient. She is a SAT Scholar based on ACT score and has logged more than 100 hours of volunteer service. Moody is president of the Original Free Will Baptist Youth Convention and is a Sunday
School teacher at Whaley’s Chapel OFWB Church, where she is also a praise and worship leader. “My leadership style is the same across the varying positions, where I incorporate all members of the group, act as a role model for others, and I make myself available to serve those around me,” Moody said. “When I began taking up leadership roles, I did not realize how important they would become in shaping who I am today,” she said. “I apply skills that I have learned from one position to the next, and it makes me a better leader, where I am continually learning new things about myself and others. I am incredibly thankful for each role I have served and what I have learned that I can apply to future leadership roles.” Moody said she feels that her most outstanding contribution as a leader is in her role as an advocate for the deaf and hardof-hearing community. “I was born to two deaf adults, making me a CODA or a Child of a Deaf Adult, where I have had to be an interpreter for my parents and had to help them out with things that they did not understand very well,” she said.
“My role as an advocate for the deaf community is the position I have been in for the longest amount of time, which consists of incorporating the deaf community as a whole, being a role model, and being of service to people that cannot hear when they are treated as incompetent. “As an advocate, I promote deaf culture and the importance of American Sign Language to the deaf community,” she said. “Without the culture and the language, the deaf community would not thrive. I love working with the deaf and hard-ofhearing, where they can share their hardships and how things need to be improved, motivating me to push for equality and deaf rights.” Moody said that she is thankful for the opportunities she has had at the College, in the community and in her church. “As a leader and as a person, I put others before myself, where I know that everyone’s needs are being met. I hope that I can encourage others to put aside their fear of taking charge and let them know that their dedication to the position is rewarding and worthwhile.”
EXCELLENCE AWARDS
WHEN I BEGAN TAKING UP LEADERSHIP ROLES, I DID NOT REALIZE HOW IMPORTANT THEY WOULD BECOME IN SHAPING WHO I AM TODAY.
Hannah Moody, 2020 Governor Robert W. Scott Leadership Award nominee
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EXCELLENCE AWARDS
MY PROFESSORS KNOW ME BY NAME, UNDERSTAND MY AVAILABILITY, AND ARE INVESTED IN MY SUCCESS. Faith Lam, 2020 Academic Excellence Award (AEA) recipient
EXCELLENCE AWARDS
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENT Faith Mykala Lam of Winterville was selected as Lenoir Community College’s Academic Excellence Award (AEA) recipient for 2020. Each year every college in the North Carolina Community College System is asked to select one student to receive the Academic Excellence Award. Selection requirements are consistent with Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society criteria. Students must have completed at least 12 semester
An Early Childhood Education student, Lam has a 4.0 grade point average.
the depth of small classroom discussions and the availability of online courses. Sometimes it’s a challenge to find the time to dedicate towards my education, and that has made me all the more grateful for the support I’ve received.”
“During my time at Lenoir Community College, I have been the beneficiary of intimate classroom settings, flexible scheduling, and close relationships with my instructors,” she said. “I am grateful for
“My professors know me by name, understand my availability, and are invested in my success. The personal nature of these relationships has provided me with the resources and guidance that college students need.
hours in an associate degree program, and have a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.25.
DALLAS HERRING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD NOMINEE Lenoir Community College graduate Laci Smith of La Grange was selected as LCC’s 2020 Dallas Herring Achievement Award nominee. The Dallas Herring Achievement Award was established by the North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS) to honor the late Dr. Dallas Herring, whose philosophy of “taking people where they are and carrying them as far as they can go” is the guiding principle of the system. The award is given annually to a current or former community college student who
best embodies Dr. Herring’s philosophy. An Associate in Fine Arts in Visual Arts graduate, Smith’s journey has been challenging. She has experienced homelessness multiple times in the past due to fire and flooding from hurricanes. She has also survived serious medical conditions and years in an abusive relationship. “However, through it all, Laci has been resilient,” said Art Instructor Leigh Ann Parrish in nominating Smith. “In spite of all of her hardships, Laci demonstrates dedication and hard work. She is
THIS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE NCCCS TO HONOR THE LATE DR. DALLAS HERRING, WHOSE PHILOSOPHY OF “TAKING PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE AND CARRYING THEM AS FAR AS THEY CAN GO” IS THE GUIDING PRINCIPLE OF THE SYSTEM.
an immensely passionate person who has taken all that life has given her and created a bright, bold future for herself,” she said. “I’m constantly amazed by her, and so very grateful to have met her at this moment in her journey,” Parrish said. Smith was a member of the Art Club while at LCC and is considering pursuing either a four-year degree or an associate degree in Graphic Design.
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FOUNDATION MESSAGE
WE SUPPORT
This has certainly been a year of new challenges and wonderful opportunities for the Lenoir Community College Foundation and our community. Through all the changes, the goal of the Foundation Board remains the same. We continue to secure resources that increase financial assistance to students, improve educational programs, and provide ongoing support to modernize and expand facilities at LCC. For 47 years, students with financial need have been assisted by the Foundation’s scholarship and emergency loan program. Because of the generosity of the faculty, staff, and the community, the Foundation awarded more than $244,178 in scholarships to deserving students and provided more than $38,000 in emergency loans to students experiencing financial difficulties in 2019-2020. The Foundation launched a new program this year to assist low-income working students with transportation needs. Cars for College was made possible after a $250,000 honorarium was gifted by the Z. Smith Reynolds (ZSR) Foundation to commemorate former Trustee John O. McNairy’s 20 years of service to the ZSR Foundation. The goal is to assure students have access to a safe, legal, affordable, and dependable vehicle to get to college and the plan is to provide vehicles for
FOUNDATION AWARDED MORE THAN $244,178 IN SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS
FOUNDATION MESSAGE
Pictured left to right, front row, are Marina Castillo, Gabriel Wooten, Atanacio Borja Arreola, and Avery Taylor; back row, Meredith Greer, Erich Bluhm, Jaylen Rouse, and Matthew Loftin.
at least 24 eligible students during the first three years of the program. The participating student may purchase a Cars for College vehicle from the Foundation at a reasonable price, and partnering financial institutions are assisting with affordable interest rates. These vehicles come with “Premier” memberships to Carolina AAA and carry a six month 6,000 mile warranty. The Foundation would love to accept your previously enjoyed vehicles in the program. The donation process is easy and provides a tax
donation for you. All you need is a title, free of all liens. We accept all vehicles, running and nonrunning. Now, more than ever, students need your assistance, and we need you. If you would like additional information about the Foundation and ways to help a student receive an education, contact me at 233-6812.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. J.P. (Jay) Cherry, Jr. Dr. Shirley L. Dove Mr. David Edwards, Vice-Chairman Mr. Corey Fader Mr. Dexter E. Floyd Mr. Cale Grady Mr. Oscar Greene, III
Dr. A. Jack Harrell, III Dr. Robert Hosea Rep. Chris Humphrey Mr. John Marston Mr. John McPhaul Mr. Ed Mills Mr. Jacques Passailaigue
Mr. Buddy Ritch Mr. Thomas Salter Mr. Randy Smith Mr. Bobby Taylor, Chairman Mr. Charles E. Taylor Mr. Ken Tetterton Dr. Lynwood C. Turner, III
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FOUNDATION EVENTS
SECURE RESOURCES THAT INCREASE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS
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FOUNDATION EVENTS
INVOLVING COMMUNITY
& HELPING STUDENTS
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SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDS
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDS HELD FOR ENDOWMENT ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Doris Taylor Ahlsen BB&T Eddie (Bug) Morton 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 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 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 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 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
Dr. Shirley L. Dove Eastern North Carolina Bluegrass Association E. Merle Edwards Henry A. and Lucile Reed Edwards Faculty Memorial Dexter E. and Dorothy M. Floyd Gregory E. and Jennifer Floyd Ben and Norma Fountain Fund Edward Earle Franck Robert and Suzanne Gallaher Albert Lionel Garner Memorial Joe D. and Marilynn 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 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 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 Scholarship 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 Perry Family Horace and Agnes Faye Phillips
I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO WORK AND SAVE MONEY TO HELP COVER THE COST OF MY BACHELOR’S DEGREE, SO THAT I CAN HOPEFULLY GRADUATE DEBT FREE. Atanacio Borja Arreola, LCC Guarantee
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THIS AWARD MEANS I WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE MY DREAMS OF BECOMING A REGISTERED NURSE COME TRUE.
Brock Alcock, Virginia Lee Osborne Bonar Scholarship
ENDOWED & FUNDS HELD Pink Hill Medical Kathryn and Leroy Pittman W. Roy and Mary R. Poole Rose Pully Memorial John Wesley Rains/Machining Technology Irma J. and Dr. C. B. Randall Mary Mac Ritch Memorial Mayor and Mrs. O. A. (Buddy) Ritch Dr. Frank Rocker, Jr. Rodriguez Family Sarah Peedin Rose Memorial Schechter James C. and Angeline S. Shell P. E. and Leta Shoulars 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 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 WhiteRichardson and Margaret Richardson Memorial Isaac, Frances, Marietta, and Rachel Whitfield Memorial
G. Herbert Whitfield Memorial Joseph Keith Williams Memorial Walter and Marie Williams Harvey Sharpe Wooten
FUNDS HELD FOR ENDOWMENT
Charlie H. and Bille J. Albritton Young H. Allen Robert (Rock) Anderson Athletic James E. and Annie J. Blue Clarke and Richardson Scholarship Bobby Ray and Joyce Sutton-Dawson Tharon Harper Deaver Memorial Empowering Women Heather Richardson Gagnon Memorial Grimes Family Angela Whitfield Harper Memorial Earl and Carol Harper Maude and Bruce Heath Memorial Whitford and Gladys Hill Gloria Hill Jumping Run Church Lawrence and Lois King Harry L. and Grace W. Malone Memorial Forest and Christine McCullen Memorial Psychology Jessica Ramsey Memorial Sale Auto Mall Fund Edward T. and Mildred W. Sessoms Selma Wells Skinner Memorial Sleep Medicine 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
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FOUNDATION DONORS
FOUNDATION DONORS VISIONARIES ($10,000+)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chused Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards Gene Haas Foundation Ms. Harriet Herring The Harvey McNairy Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Eleanor L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Jones Mrs. Pat MacNeill NC GlaxoSmithKline Foundation, Inc. North Carolina Community Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tetterton
HERITAGE SOCIETY ($5,000 – $9,999)
Dr. Pradeep Arumugham and Dr. Leigh Patterson Duke Energy Business Services Mr. and Mrs. Dexter E. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Greg Floyd The Lookout Foundation Spirit AeroSystems, Inc. West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Whittington
TRUSTEES SOCIETY ($2,500 – $4,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Blizzard Mrs. Joyce Dawson Dr. and Mrs. Rusty Hunt Pepsi/Minges Bottling Group, Inc. PICA Foundation Poole Family Foundation, Inc.
PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY ($1,000 – $2,499)
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Ashford Mr. and Mrs. Ted Berry Dr. and Mrs. Lonnie H. Blizzard Bojangles’/Tands, Inc. Mr. Frederick R. Bonar Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Bowen Mrs. Erwin P. Boyd Byrd’s Restaurant
Cannon Marketing, Inc. Mr. Gary L. Clements Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy F. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Denny Garner Golden “K” Kiwanis Club of Kinston Mr. and Mrs. Cale Grady Dr. Deborah D. and Mr. David C. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hargett Mrs. Carol M. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jennings Jones-Onslow EMC Kinston Rotary Club Mrs. Rachel G. Lovick Lovick’s Café, Inc. Mr. Manual Montgomery Dr. Junius H. Rose, Jr. Southwest Christian Church Mr. Reid Taylor Town of Snow Hill
SCHOLARS CLUB ($500 – $999)
Allstate Foundation Mr. Eddie M. Banks Ms. Laura Barnes and Mr. Lynn St. John BB&T Dr. and Mrs. John Paul Black Ms. Darla Boseman Mr. and Mrs. Tim A. Cavendish Champions Health & Fitness Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Cherry, Jr. Chris Humphrey Insurance Agency Community Council for the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Mark I. Conway Mr. Sandy Dallas Ms. Judy N. Deme Down East Medical Supply Down East Wood Ducks Dupont Evans & Associates First Citizens Bank Mrs. Crystal Gallant
Mr. Richard M. Garafalo Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grady, Jr. Mr. Oscar Gutierrez Happy Jack, Inc. Mrs. Kimberly Rutherford Hill Intracoastal Realty Corporation Jumping Run Church, Inc. K & M Farms, Inc. KC Crop Insurance Services, Inc. Mrs. Jeanne M. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Koonce Lenoir Committee of 100, Inc. Lenoir County Retired School Personnel LS3P Associates LTD Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Meade MedBridge Healthcare, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Nobles Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Passailaigue Ms. Katherine Pearson Pierce Group Benefits, LLC Mrs. Kathryn R. Pittman Ms. Angela K. Pittman Mrs. Virginia Pollock-Moody Mr. O. A. (Buddy) Ritch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roberts, III Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sepich Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spears Mrs. Lisa L. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Stroud Ms. Deborah Stroud Sutton Systel Business Equipment Co., Inc. Dr. Kim Turnage Dr. and Mrs. Lynwood Turner, III UNC Lenoir Health Care Mr. and Mrs. George E. Vick Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Wetherington Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jason Wilson
WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW THANKFUL I AM THAT OTHERS HAVE DECIDED TO INVEST IN MY EDUCATION. Gabriel Wooten, LCC Guarantee, W. Foster Mary L. Gurley Ambassador Scholarship, Dr. Shirley L. Dove Scholarship
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FOUNDATION DONORS HONORS CLUB ($250 – $499)
Ace Hardware of Snow Hill Alpha Kappa Alpha Ashley Norris Insurance Services, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Barker Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Barwick Ms. Paula L. Battle Dr. Cecilia Bianchi-Hall and Mr. Timothy Hall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bizzell Ms. Bernetta R. Bradley Dr. and Mrs. Brantley Briley Dr. Maggie Brown and Mr. Chris Brown Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cannon Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Cannon Ms. Crystal S. Carter Connie H. Huffman, CPA, PA Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cruz Mrs. June Cummings Dr. Shirley L. Dove Mr. and Mrs. Corey Fader First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. First Citizens Bank of Snow Hill Ms. Denise Grady and Mr. Dwight Holland Ms. Shelia A. Graham H. Stadiem, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gregor J. Hannibal Mr. Jimmy R. Hare Mr. and Mrs. J. Heith Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Carl Haynes Mrs. Cynthia R. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Hill Mrs. Linda Hodges Hookerton Family Practice, PA Ms. Richy Huneycutt Industry One Mrs. Sherry K. Irsik Jake A. Parrott Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. Craig Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Jones, III The Honorable and Mrs. Paul L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Jones Mrs. Mallory Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Rodolph King La Grange Garden Club Ms. Sarah E. Lane Law Office of Christopher A. Rogerson Mr. Luther Ledford, Jr. Mr. James Leonard Lincoln Academy School Dr. Timothy Derek Maddox Mrs. Mary Lou Manning
Mr. Jamal McMillion Mr. and Mrs. Jason Miller Mills International Mr. Timothy Minch Ms. Sharon Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Morris Mr. Robert Nobles Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parson The Honorable Imelda Pate Mr. Ralph E. Peterson Piedmont Natural Gas Premium Painting Mrs. Donna Elmore Smith South Lenoir High School State Farm Insurance Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Terry Strickland Mr. Dusk Oliver Stroud Dr. and Mrs. Francis Sugg Mrs. Carol Stroud Sykes Mr. Charles E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy D. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Tilghman Town of Maysville Mrs. Swannie Turner Ms. Geraldine Tyndall Viamark Advertising Ms. Kathryn W. Waits Dr. Alexis B. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White White & Allen, PA Mrs. Susan W. Whitley Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Wiggins Ms. Kamesha Wilson Ms. Renee Wyatt
LANCERS CLUB ($100 – $249)
AAA Carolinas A Total Pest Solution Mr. and Mrs. John P. Albert Atlantic Hoist & Crane, Inc. Ayden Grifton High School Mr. and Mrs. David Barnes Barnhill Contracting Company Mr. and Mrs. Christian Berg Mr. Matthew Berg Bethel Christian Academy Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Boyde Brown Associates, PLLC Dr. Faith F. Bynum Ms. Rebecca H. Cain Mr. and Mrs. Holt F. Callaway Mr. and Mrs. John L. Canup
Ms. Elaine Carmon Mr. and Mrs. Hermon N. Carraway Mrs. Mavis Carter Mrs. Kristen Clayton Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Carlos B. Cotto Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coward Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crocker Denos Barber Style Ms. Melissa P. Dixon Dixon Foods Group, Inc. McDonald’s Down East Electric, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Downie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dudley Mr. Andrew E. Duppstadt Mr. H. Louie Eargle Eastpoint Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc. Mrs. Tezra P. Egleton Mr. and Mrs. David Ervin Ms. Sandra Eubanks The Honorable and Mrs. John P. Exum, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Steven Felzer Floors and Courts, Inc. Foss Recycling, Inc. Pastor Rodney E. Frazier, Sr. Fussell Salvage, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael Futrell Ms. Wanda M. Gaskill Goldsboro High School Ms. Janeice Goude Mr. and Mrs. Billy F. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Gray Mr. and Mrs. David Green Greene County Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Greene Light Logistics, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Gridley Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grubbs Hairy’s Style Shop Jeff Hale, CPA, PA Mr. Haley Hall Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hardison Mr. and Mrs. David S. Harrelson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heath Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heath Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Hill Mr. Brandon Houghton Ms. Valerie J. Howell Ms. Jana G. Johnson and Ms. Kristen A. Rosselli Mr. and Mrs. David V. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jerry R. Jones Ms. Jessie M. Jones Mr. Steven Thomas Jones Mr. and Mrs. Preston H. Justice
FOUNDATION DONORS Ms. Dawn E. Kantz Kinston Dental Associates Kinston-Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Les Koonce Mr. and Mrs. Richard Landis LCC Association of Educational Office Professionals Ms. Mary A. Leinonen Lenoir Memorial Hospital, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leonard Mr. Blake Lewis Mr. Jason Long Mr. Andrew Luppino Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Davin Madden Mr. and Mrs. John F. Marston Mrs. Mildred B. Matthis Mr. and Mrs. James Mauney Mr. Brian May Mrs. Joyce P. McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKeel Mr. Daniel E. McLawhorn Ms. Jessica L. McMahon Mrs. Charlene Meadows Meggs Automotive, Inc. Dr. Maria Messner Ms. Kim Miller Mr. Gil Moore Mr. Warren C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. William A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Murrell Mrs. Betsy S. Parker Ms. Lisa D. Pass Mr. Todd Pass Mr. Jordan Pate Ms. Betti Ann Perry Mr. Jason Perry Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Philyaw Pitt County Principal’s Association Ms. Tracey Anne Price RDS Farms, Inc. Ricci Law Firm PA Riccobene Central Services, Inc. Richlands High School Mrs. Robbie Elizabeth Rodgers Rotaract Club of Lenoir County Ms. Beverly R. Rountree Rouseco, Inc. Scott Insurance and Financial, Inc. Ms. Lisa Shaw Simply Baseball, LLC Mrs. Christian Smith Mr. Jason D. Smith Mrs. Sue R. Sproul St. Matthew AME Zion Church
Stallings Plumbing, Heating & AC Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Don Stout Swansboro High School Ms. LeChea Swinson Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor Mrs. Tara K. Taylor Mr. Glenn E. Thompson Town of Hookerton Towne Insurance - W. A. Moore Trent Cadillac Buick GMC, Inc. Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc. (TROSA) Mr. Jonathan Tyndall Dr. and Mrs. Dustin Walston Washington High School Ms. Opal Webb Mr. Tim Whealton Dr. Jarrett T. Whelan Mrs. Debbie L. White Ms. Janequa White Mr. and Mrs. Corey Wiggins Wil Hardy Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie S. Woodall Woodmen Life - Chapter 46 Wynn Odom Ford Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett M. Wynne Mr. John Yates Mr. Matthew A. Young
FRIENDS CLUB ($50 – $99)
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Ammons Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews Ms. Dixie L. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Bob Banks Mrs. Barbara M. Barr Ms. Mary Alice Beaman Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bielby Ms. Kelly Whitfield Bradley Mr. and Mrs. William L. Bradley Mr. Les Brinson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Carlson Ms. Judy Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carter Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Cook Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cook Mr. Michael C. Copley Ms. Deborah H. Crandol Mr. Sterling Cullipher Mr. Cecil Davis Mr. and Mrs. Cris M. Davis
Ms. Jonelle Davis Mr. Bryan Dawson Mr. Rick Deans Ms. Larisa Deaver Ms. June Carol Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ellis Ms. Marilyn B. Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fitzgerald Mrs. Kensey Foushee-Erkes Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gamble Ms. Luz M. Giffin Mr. and Mrs. Terry E. Henry Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Honeycutt Mr. and Mrs. Donald House Mr. and Mrs. Danny Howard Mr. and Mrs. Van Huggins Mr. Eric Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Johnny E. Hussey Jack & Jill of America Mr. and Mrs. Dewey D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones Mr. Tyrone Jones Ms. Carla H. Jones Mrs. Cynthia W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Darryl V. King Mr. and Mrs. Delwood Lanier Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lanier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laughinghouse Mr. and Mrs. Roman Marak Ms. Dominique A. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. David R. McSwain Mr. and Mrs. William E. Medlin Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph I. Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie R. Mosley Mr. and Mrs. William B. Moss Ms. Hannah Moye Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Niles Mr. Steven B. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert O’Neal Mr. Kevin M. Parker Mr. Erik Perez Ms. Michelle H. Priola Ms. Joyce H. Raye Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riley Ms. Nancy L. Robey Mr. and Mrs. Guadalupe Robles, Jr. Mr. Gregory Lee Rouse, II Ms. Ann Rybicki Ms. Janice J. Sittniewski Ms. Katrina Smith St. Xavier High School Ms. Nancy H. Stalllings Mr. Ron Storm
FOUNDATION DONORS Mr. Conrad Strader Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sutton Ms. Samara S. Taft Mr. and Mrs. Furnie E. Thigpen Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I. Thomason, Jr. Mr. Justin Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. Kelly A. Tingle Ms. Wanda Turlington Ms. Ashley Tyson Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Uchello Uniforms Galore Mr. Robert D. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Watt West Craven High School West Craven High School Dugout Club Mrs. Casey A. Whaley Ms. Tammy Wheeler and Ms. Pamela Williams Mr. Doyle I. Whitfield Mr. and Mrs. Andy Whitton Mrs. Mary-Margaret Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wise, Jr.
LCC CONTRIBUTOR CLUB (UP TO $49) Ms. Betty Albertson Mr. and Mrs. Marco Almengor Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barnett Mrs. Dorethea M. Branch Mrs. Sandra Brooks Ms. Alicia Brown Ms. Patrice Canady Ms. Ashley Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Benny Coats Ms. Heather D. Collins Mr. Joseph G. Critcher Ms. Bethany Davis Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Ms. Irais Juarez Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Curtis R. Dixon ECU Innovation Early College Mr. and Mrs. Randy J. Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn Mrs. Jocelyn A. Francis Mr. and Mrs. John R. Frederick Ms. Jennifer Grady Ms. Thelma W. Grady Mrs. Ika K. Grant Mrs. Joyce P. Grant Mr. David Haislip Ms. Shirley Hardison Mr. and Mrs. Kirby J. Hardy Mr. Justin R. Harvell
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Heis Mr. and Mrs. George Herring Ms. Kimberly A. Hipp Ms. Jordan Houston Ms. Brittney B. Howard Mr. Robert Hulbert, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ives Ms. Evelyn J. Johnson Ms. Betty Joyner Dr. Rita L. Joyner Mr. Cameron E. Kolb Ms. Annie S. Kornegay Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Lee Ms. Delphine K. Lofton Ms. Ina M. Lofton M & W Construction Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mayo Ms. Misty S. Moye Mr. and Mrs. Dale Neathery Mrs. Mary Jo Nimmo Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Novicki Ms. Kristi G. Oliver Mrs. Frances C. Parker Mr. David Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Pearson Mrs. Leigh Ann Pernell Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Pickett Mr. Kayvon Pierre Mrs. Lindsay Moore Pollard Mrs. Sarah W. Pollock Ms. Kristi Proffitt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Salter Ms. Davon S. Saunders Mr. Benjamin Ray Scott, Jr. Mr. Frederick E. Seymour Mr. Lynwood Small Mrs. Amber Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roxann Smith Ms. Sandra B. Smith Ms. Courtney Spence Ms. Kim Stanfield Mr. Dennis C. Stroud Mr. Charlie Taylor Ms. Crystal H. Tedder Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Tyndall Mr. Chris Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis Mrs. Syrina Wimberly Winston-Salem State University Alumni Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Wooten Mrs. Darlene Worthington
The contributions listed are those recorded between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. 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.
THIS SCHOLARSHIP MEANS SO MUCH TO ME AND MY FAMILY AS I AM THE FIRST TO PURSUE HIGHER EDUCATION. Madison Smith, James C. and Angeline S. Shell Scholarship
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I HOPE BY EARNING MY DEGREE IN INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY, I WILL BE ABLE TO USE THIS TO HELP INDUSTRIES CURRENTLY IN THIS FIELD BY OFFERING A CONSULTING SERVICE TO IMPROVE SAFETY AND PRODUCTIVITY. Kevin Freeman, The Southwest Christian Church Memorial Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Eleazar Acevedo Mariali Natali Aguilar-Figueroa Maria Dulce Aguilar-Rubio Brock Cleveland Alcock Hailey Danielle Alcock Christian Allen Nathan Anderson Altwond Andrews Brandon Bagley William Seth Baker Jackson Hunter Batchelor Macy Alyssa Beaman Christopher Bernard Beech Jordan Allen Bellis Cecilia Gabrielle Biller Erich Hans Peter Bluhm Gilberto Manuel Bonilla-Perez Atanacio Borja-Arreola Troy Harper Boyette Jamal Malik Branch Annie M. Braswell Michael Sean Bryant Shawn O’Marr Bryant Ayanna Bynum Jeremiah Bundy Braylee Butts Sarah Elizabeth Calkins Samuel Callaway Harmony Campbell LaTrell Campbell LaQueze Campbell Jessica Maria Cannon Kristen Paige Cannon Jacob Reid Carr Kenneth Grant Carrasquillo Melanie Nicole Carrasquillo Belinda Carson Antonio Carter Kirby James Carter Sarah Nichole Carter Marina Lydia Castillo Miguel Angel Cazares Baltazar Nemesis Chill Castro Darian Christensen Kennedy Ruth Clark
Colton Joseph Cole Maheylah Sharon Colie Haleigh Cook-Watt Jahlil Menyata Cooper Madison Layne Craft McKenzie Leigh Craft Nathan Craig Colby Lee Creech Maecy Renee Croom Matthew Bryan Croom Jordan Alexander Crouell Hunter Chase Daniels Acura Shmaya Davis David Blake Davis Karl Blake Davis MacKenzie Carrie Davis Taylor Thomas Dawson BriYonshe Akiyah Dodd Westley Louis Doyle Kari La’Ree Drake Sincere Dudley Catherine Caroline Edwards William Tyler Eubanks Maggie Ann Exum Branten Fountain Kevin Alexander Freeman Melanie Gallardo-Juarez Orlando Gallardo-Juarez Nataly Garcia-Alvarez Madisyn Garza James Gaskill Samuel Aaron Gates Tanya Gerry Summer Nicole Grant Charissa Tamar Gray De’Anna Alexis Gray Meredith Anne Greer Caleb Anthony Griffin Bradley Edward Grissom Uziel Clifton Guadarrama Morgan Rene Hafenmaier Jensen Tyler Hamilton Kurt Joseph Hamilton Stephen Michael Hammond Christopher Ray Hardy
Dylan Houston Harris Gena Marie Harris Kennedy Hope Harris Laken Marie Hatcher Caleb Thomas Heath Cassidy Lynn Heath Madison Emily Heath Jonathan Hernadez-Cardenas Coleman Lee Hill Emily Nicole Hill Taylor Kay Hill Jared Marcus Hobbs Ravin Nichole Holloway Jerrin Reece Howell Nathaniel Drew Hyde Emma Grace Isenberg Kiara James Samuel Alexander Jarman Nicole Grace Jenkins Tyler Drake Jenkins Jordan Lee John Caleb Brett Johnson Jantzen Brett Jones Jasmine Dawn Jones Jermaine Tyrone Jones Joshua Robert Jones Lilly Marie Jones Mackenzie Faith Jones Taylor Rose Jordy Kristen Paige Joyner Alyssa Lynn Kallison Sarah Kaitlyn Katzenberger James Brandon Kephart Joshua Wade Killette Trent James King Alyssa Danielle Kopanski Faith Mykala Lam Lynnell Landy Kolby Lanier Crystal Shyanne Langley Matthew Tyler Loftin Jereem David Lovette Connor Franklyn Lynch Luis Angel Manzanares-Nunez Joseph Cole Matthews
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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Tanner Braxton McCoy Caleb McKeel Kaitlyn Alexis McKinney Patricia McDonald Dinita P. McElearney Cristina Mendoza-Ventura Tanner Dwaine Mobley Skylar Hope Moody Cody Moore Nakiya A. Moore Robert Ellis Moore Ethan Ayres Mullins Amber Hope Murphy Logan J. Murphy Elijah Kien Nolan Joshua Norman Jacob Norris Marissa Grace Norris Mario Fernando Ocampo-Aldana Everett Bryan Oliver Jenna Oliver Jackson Colby Pass Valentina Perez-Hernandez April Nivee Phillips Catelyn Alyce Philyaw Eduardo Pineda-Araiza Stephen Chet Pittman Sydney Laine Pittman Aubrey Pollard Courtney Amber Powers Brianna Lynn Price Jamare Shalik Prior Margarita Amairany Pulido Madalyn Carol Radford Matt Raynor Austin Michael Rivenbark Amanda Rivers Reagyn Drew Roberts Junie Roberto Robles William Cooper Roddy Sheyla Sofia Rodriguez Carson Nicholas Rogers Jaylen Montez Rouse Mackenzie Jane-Rynne’ Rouse Anthony Shaw Nicholas S. Sherry Kayla Simmons Michael Simpson Aubrie Faith Smith Bailey Jo Smith Emma Michaela Smith Greyson Steven Smith Laci Rae Smith Madison Nicole Smith Rayven Smith
Victoria Elizabeth Speelman Samuel Paul Sproul Austin James Stewart Jessica Elainna Stilley Andrew William Stonebreaker Steven Lawton Suggs Dillon Sullivan Ryan Sullivan Chelsea Hodges Sutton Kyla Jai Sutton Walker Carraway Sutton Elijah Jamal Swinson Haley Renee Sykes Taylor Elizabeth Szymanski Amber Brooke Taylor Avery C. Taylor Cassidy Gayle Terrell Richard Austin Tripp Brady Neil Tyndall Chari Michelle Tyndall John Dawson Tyndall Jayda Marie Varney Alan David Velazquez Juan Jose Venegas Kathryn Wall Waits Cole Andrew Walters Andrew Thomas Warren Jordan Brian Welborn Tanner West Jackson White Sarah Lynn White Connor Elliott Williams Ky Justin Williams Naquisha Williams Rolanda Williams Taleisha Marie Wilson Arielle Bianca Winn Samantha Elizabeth Wise Gabriel Ray Wooten Matthew James Worthen Evan Patrick Yarbrough Jackson Reid Yarbrough Jerry Yourdon
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