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Summer Day Nurse Aide I class – Instructor: Jessie Faulk Front Row L-R: Alexis Strickland, Lashina Wright, Danelle Ridgeway, Kara Hardee Cartrette, Jade Bright, Lizet Ballesteros Middle Row L-R: Jasmeale Evans, Champayne Williams, Da'Shekia Smith, Autumn Johnson, Tyashia McKenzie, Chloe Fowler Back Row L-R: Derion Funches, Destiny Williams, Maria Munoz, Kyla Hall, Keyasia Gillespie, Samantha Ezzell
Three Nurse Aide I classes graduate during summer 2026
Learning the basic skills to take care of people in a healthcare setting, the Nurse Aide I course at ²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù sends students throughÌý160 hoursÌýof instruction with 48 hours in clinicals,Ìý48 hoursÌýin lecture andÌý64 hoursÌýof in-class lab.ÌýÌý
Dr. Brandon Jenkins presents a certificate at the high school summer camp certificate ceremony in the ²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù auditorium.
High school students explore careers, gain credentials at ²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù’s fifth summer camp series
In partnership with Columbus County Schools and Whiteville City Schools, ²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù’s High School Summer Camps Certificate Ceremony recognized 79 studentsÌýearning completion statusÌýon July 29. Camps were dividedÌýinto eight classes taught across five weeks that included agribusiness, art, automotive, construction, engineering, healthcare exploration,ÌýHVACÌýand welding.ÌýÌý
The ²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù Board of Trustees gained a new member and chair at their meeting at Whiteville City Hall.
²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù Board of Trustee members take oath of office at July 21 meeting
The ²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù Board of Trustees gained one new member and aÌýreappointed memberÌýat its July 21 meeting at Whiteville City Hall. Brent Watts was sworn in by Clerk of Superior Court Jess Hill, while Dr. Dan StricklandÌýtook his second oath of officeÌýto the board.ÌýBoth were appointed by the Columbus County Board of Commissioners, and theyÌýwill serve a four-year term until June 30, 2030.ÌýÌý
²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù, Appalachian State create new transfer pathway for health sciences students
SoutheasternÌýCommunity College students pursuing careers in healthcare now have a new pathway to earn a bachelor's degree through a transfer agreement with Appalachian State University.ÌýThe agreement,ÌýestablishedÌýthrough a Memorandum of Understanding between Appalachian State and participating North Carolina community colleges, creates a streamlined transferÌýoptionÌýfor eligible ²»Á¼ÈËÑо¿Ëù graduates to continue their education through Appalachian's Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences program.Ìý
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