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Archives for December 2008

Human resources training brings skills, opportunities

12.23.2008 •  

Human resources training brings skills, opportunities

SANFORD — Nancy Whalen loves working with people. At UPS, where she has worked for 32 years, employees are rotated through the company’s departments to become more familiar with its operations. A few years ago, she was rotated into the company’s Human Resources Department.“I loved it,” she said. “I decided human resources work w ...

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CCCC holds spring registration

12.22.2008 • College General  •  

SANFORD — Central Carolina Community College will hold open registration for spring semester classes, including distance education, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6, at its campuses in Chatham, Harnett and Lee counties. The registration locations are: Chatham — Building 2, 764 West St., Pittsboro; Harnett — Miriello Building, 1075 E. Cornelius Harne ...

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Central Carolina-Lee Con Ed med students graduate

12.22.2008 • Continuing Education  • Graduations  •  

Central Carolina-Lee Con Ed med students graduate

SANFORD — The sense of accomplishment was palpable as Continuing Education medical programs students at Central Carolina Community College gathered for their graduation. The students, from the college’s service area of Chatham, Harnett and Lee counties, as well as four other near-by counties, all earned their certificates through the medical programs o ...

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Central Carolina C.C. Broadcasting students collect, donate coats

12.18.2008 • Clubs  • College & Community  • Students/Graduates  •  

Central Carolina C.C. Broadcasting students collect, donate coats

The Central Carolina Community College Broadcast Production TechnologyrnClub is bringing warmth to a lot of Sanford residents this winter,rnthanks to a coat collection and donation project by club members. Thernstudents collected more than 100 coats and delivered them to The BreadrnBasket, in Sanford, Dec. 16 for distribution. Those making the deliveryrnwere (from ...

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CCCC BLET grads join Apex Police Department

12.18.2008 • Students/Graduates  •  

SANFORD - Three Central Carolina Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training graduates are now serving as Apex police officers.Officers Lee Burns, Matt Hunter and Jonathan Culberson were sworn in during an Apex Police Department ceremony Dec. 11 at the city’s Town Hall. Chief Jack Lewis officiated at the ceremony. Burns, of Sanford, graduated from Lee C ...

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State-local seminar offers advice to small businesses

12.15.2008 • College & Community  •  

Administrators promoted at CCCC

12.05.2008 • Admin, Faculty & Staff  •  

NCASAM donates to Central Carolina Vet Tech program

12.04.2008 • Foundation  •  

Green Business Fund grant workshop at CCCC-Chatham

12.03.2008 • College & Community  •