Nicholas Inman joined Cleveland Community College’s faculty in 2022 as a math instructor. Originally from Michigan, Inman moved to Cleveland County to teach math at Kings Mountain High School, after graduating from Saginaw Valley State University with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education. In 2018, he earned a Master of Science in Mathematics from […]
Continue Reading Meet Nicholas Inman, Math InstructorRachael Shoaf is a member of the first class in Cleveland Community College’s standalone Associate Degree Nursing program. As she begins her first year as a nursing student, Shoaf has already distinguished herself. Prior to beginning the year, Shoaf was selected to participate in Cohort 5 of the North Carolina Area Health Education Center (AHEC) […]
Continue Reading Nursing Student Chosen for Scholars ProgramCleveland Community College offers several pathways to a career in Mission Critical Operations, a career field that needs trained workers and offers a lot of potential to those who choose that path. What is mission critical? It’s exactly what it sounds like. Jobs in the mission critical field keep essential systems running so the company […]
Continue Reading Preparing Students for Critical JobsOn Wednesday, August 17, CCC hosted a reception for employees who retired between 2019 and 2022. In attendance for the event were: Libby Hart (2022) – Mathematics Instructor, 21 years of serviceJerrianne Queen (2020) – Director of Library Services, 5 years of serviceSherri Hamrick (2020) – Director of Practical Nursing, 27 years of serviceAnnette Toms […]
Continue Reading Honoring RetireesJedidiah Woodall earned an Associate in Science degree from Cleveland Community College in 2019, but a love of robots soon brought him back to CCC to earn an Associate in Applied Science in Automation Engineering. “I love robots and I’ve always enjoyed figuring out how things work,” he said. “I heard that CCC had a […]
Continue Reading Spotlight: Jedidiah WoodallCleveland Community College President Jason Hurst has announced the President’s and Dean’s List for the Spring 2022 semester. To be named to the President’s List, students must carry a minimum of 12 credit hours and receive a perfect 4.0 Grade Point Average. The following students were named to the President’s List (listed alphabetically): Kierra Addison […]
Continue Reading President Jason Hurst Announces President’s and Dean’s Lists for Spring SemesterLinda Mosley is an energetic mother of five who has big dreams, and the determination to make those dreams a reality. Mosley earned two associate degrees at CCC’s 2022 commencement ceremony but will return to take a few more classes this summer and fall before transferring to UNC Charlotte to pursue a bachelor’s degree in […]
Continue Reading Pursuing a DreamEarning a college degree is a tough journey, but worth it. Earning a college degree while still in high school, however, can be a little more challenging. It takes hard work and dedication to make it happen, but every year many local high school students do just that. Whether they are transferring to a university […]
Continue Reading Tough Journey, Worth ItCleveland Community College held an induction ceremony for its chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) on Monday, May 2. The following students were inducted: College Transfer Janiya Black Jessie Ramos Vargas Jessica Spangler Health Science, Life Sciences and Public Services Betsy Beason Workforce Development Heather Bailey Clayton Burleson Diancil Chavez Taylor Crosby Nickolas […]
Continue Reading CCC Students Inducted into National Technical Honor SocietyCleveland Community College held its very first high school welding competition on Wednesday, May 4. A total of sixteen students—four each from Burns, Crest, Kings Mountain and Shelby High Schools—competed. Curtiss Rippy from Maco, and Michael Beatty from IMA served as judges for the competition. “When Dana (White, CCC instructor) called and asked me to […]
Continue Reading Sparks Fly As High School Students Compete