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CCCC offers students many clubs and organizations to join that host events like Spring Fling and the Christmas Tree Lighting to make campus vibrant. Students can find active clubs on the website or contact Samantha Carroll to start a new club. Special events are also held each semester across CCCC's campuses, as listed on posters, emails and the events calendar. CCCC has 6 NJCAA athletic programs in Region X, including men's and women's basketball and cross country, volleyball, and golf, and students are encouraged to support the Central Carolina Cougars teams.
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VUB Online NSO
The Veterans Upward Bound program at Central Carolina Community College serves 125 veterans across 5 counties to help them prepare for and succeed in postsecondary education programs. The program offers tutoring, counseling, workshops, and assistance accessing support services to help veterans develop academic and career skills. Participants must complete forms, tests, and communicate regularly, and they are eligible for stipends and activities for making progress toward enrolling and finishing college.
NSO Academic Advising
The document provides information about academic advising and student services at a community college. It discusses the roles of the Records Office in processing applications, registration, grades, and transcripts. It also summarizes the use of WebAdvisor for viewing academic information, registering for classes, and accessing financial aid details. Key services covered include academic advising, credit transfer policies, placement testing, the graduation application process, and obtaining transcripts.
NSO Money Matters
This document provides tips and information for paying tuition and fees at Central Carolina Community College (CCCC). It outlines CCCC's refund policy, important deadlines, resources for payment options, details on the deferred payment plan, submitting sponsorship or scholarship letters, and contact information for the business office. Students are encouraged to stay organized, know all deadlines, maintain updated contact information, and ask questions if unsure about any financial matters.
NSO Welcome
This document provides new students at Central Carolina Community College with important information about orientation. It lists steps for applying for financial aid, purchasing textbooks, obtaining student ID cards and parking permits, attending classes, and utilizing various campus services like the academic assistance center, bookstore, business office, career center, distance education, financial aid office, library, registrar's office, security office, student accessibility services, student activities office, admissions office, and veteran affairs office. Contact information is provided for each service/office location.
Student Activities Presentation
Central Carolina offers students many opportunities to get involved through student activities. These activities provide fun and fulfilling ways for students to get involved on campus. Students can participate in a variety of activities to enhance their college experience.
Special populations
Emilia Guerrero is the Special Populations Coordinator located in Hockaday Hall at the Lee County Campus. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) contains four titles that cover employment, state and local government, public transportation, and public accommodations. The ADA defines a disabled person as someone with a physical or mental impairment that limits major life activities, a history of such an impairment, or someone perceived to have such an impairment. To qualify for accommodations at the college, students complete an intake packet, provide documentation of their disability, and meet with the Special Populations Coordinator to discuss the requested accommodations. More information is available on the ADA website.
VUB Orientation
The document provides an overview of the Veterans Upward Bound program at Central Carolina Community College. It introduces the staff and their roles, including the director, outreach coordinator, assistant director of academic initiatives, administrative assistant, and NC VetsCorps member. It describes the program services, resources available to participants, requirements, and potential rewards. The goal of Veterans Upward Bound is to help prepare and support veterans for postsecondary education through academic preparation, counseling, and other services.
Library services denso-feb2016
This document provides information about library services available to distance education (DE) students at Central Carolina Community College (CCCC). It summarizes the following key points:
1. Library resources include online access, physical locations at three campuses, and research help available online or in person.
2. Physical spaces provide various study zones for individual, quiet group work, or technology-enhanced collaboration. Study rooms can be reserved online.
3. Students have access to over 88 online databases, eBooks, streaming videos, audio books, and print/audiovisual materials through the library catalog. Printing, copying, and fax services are also available.
4. Librarians are available to assist students with research
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- 1. Student Activities and Athletics
- 2. CCCC offers a wide variety of clubs and organizations for students to join. From hosting events, holding meetings, to participating in Spring Fling and the Christmas Tree Lighting, our clubs and organizations help make our campus vibrant and fun! Visit our website for more information on active clubs. Have an idea for a club? Contact Samantha Carroll at scarroll@cccc.edu to begin the process. Clubs and Organizations
- 3. Special events are held throughout the semester at every campus. Keep a look out for posters, emails, and the events calendar for upcoming events. Campus Events Christmas Tree LightingTrunk or Treat
- 4. Central Carolina hosts 6 National Junior College Athletic Association programs that compete out of Region X. Come out and support your Central Carolina Cougar men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country volleyball and golf teams.. Central Carolina Cougars
- 5. Jonathan Hockaday jhock103@cccc.edu 919-718-7231 Contact Us Samantha Carroll scarroll@cccc.edu 999-777-7707 Clubs and OrganizationsAthletics