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LENOIR COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) - As many universities and community colleges try to navigate the world of online classes during the pandemic, one local community college is embracing new technology for students to feel more connected to their courses.
The Lenoir Community College Truck Driver Training Program recently recognized its graduates. Pictured left to right, Prudencio Martinez, LCC coordinator, graduates Elijah Cooper, April Adams, Karen Lombardi, LCC instructor, graduates Waylon Chase, Stephen Center, and Dr. Rusty Hunt, President.
Free online classes are available to area high school students this fall at Lenoir Community College through the innovative Career & College Promise (CCP) dual enrollment program. According to the North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS), about 59,000 high school students across the state took CCP courses, saving them time and money toward a college
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 becomes the first recipient of a vehicle awarded through the Lenoir Community College Cars for College program.
RALEIGH - Free online classes are available to high school students this fall at North Carolina's community colleges through the innovative Career & College Promise dual enrollment program. Last year, about 59,000 high school students across the state took these courses, which save time and money toward a college degree. Transfer courses are weighted the same
Lenoir Community College Health Sciences Department recently held its pinning ceremony for Medical Assisting, Polysomnography, Radiography, Practical Nursing, Surgical Technology, and Associate Degree Nursing graduates.
Lenoir Community College was recently awarded $15,000 from SECU Bridge to Career Scholarship Program for scholarships for the upcoming year.
Lenoir Community College Aerospace & Advanced Manufacturing Center (AAMC) will officially open its doors at the Global Transpark Fall Semester and students are getting a tour of the facilities before starting classes in August.
