Success Stories: Fall 1999
When Curtis McRae, Jr. , first visited the Vance-Granville Community College campus, he said he liked it and thought he probably would like to go the school there. But he had a job in his hometown of Oxford and didn’t want to change at the time. After graduation from J.F. Webb High School in 1987, … Read MoreSUMMER 1999 – State Superintendent Tells VGCC Grads To ‘Walk Plainly’ Through Sands Of Time
VGCC Medical Assisting Student Completes Leadership Program
VGCC Medical Assisting student Terrie Evans spent the week of July 18-23 attending the prestigious Student Leadership Institute (SLI) held at Peace College in Raleigh. Evans, an active member of the VGCC Student Association of Medical Assistants (SAMA) and currently serving as club treasurer, was selected for the honor based on her outstanding academic achievements … Read MoreVGCC Student Recalls Special Times With Special Olympians At Games
The Special Olympics World Summer Games are several weeks past, but Ronel Cook says he’s “still on Cloud 9” after volunteering during the games. Cook, who lives in Henderson, has completed one year at Vance-Granville in pursuit of an associate’s degree in the Early Childhood Associate program. He will be a sophomore this fall and … Read MoreVGCC Welding Students Again Have 100% Certification Rate
VGCC Offers Portrait Painting Course, Called ‘Difficult, But Very Rewarding’
Nelms Elected Chairman Of VGCC Trustees; State, County Budget Appropriations Praised
Community College Tuition Increases With Latest Action By N.C. Legislature
For the first time in several years, tuition rates for community college curriculum students will increase statewide with the Fall 1999 semester, following recent approval by the North Carolina Legislature. In-state students will pay $26.75 per credit hour up to and including 14 hours, with a maximum tuition cost of $374.50. Out-of-state students will pay … Read MoreStudents Attend Leadership Forum
Three Vance-Granville Community College students traveled to Sampson Community College this spring to participate in the Student Leadership Forum of the Student Leadership Development Conference. Sylvia Tisdale, a Medical Assisting student, Charis Morgan, a Teacher Associate major, and Teressa Wright, who is in the Business Administration program, attended the conference, which is sponsored by the … Read MoreVGGC Pins Graduating Nursing Students
