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Central Carolina Community College's new Harnett Health Sciences Center.

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Central Carolina Community College's new Harnett Health Sciences Center made its public debut at an Oct. 23 Open House. Elected officials, college personnel, the public and others toured the 50,200-square-foot concrete panel and steel Center that will house CCCC's continuing education and curriculum health care programs in Harnett County. The facility is located on the Brightwater Science and Technology Campus, in Lillington. For more information about continuing education and curriculum health care programs at CCCC, visit www.cccc.edu.

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Sandra Bass (center, left), Central Carolina Community College nurse aide instructor, explains the use of a patient manikin in the training of health care students to (from left) N.C. Sen. Ronald Rabin, Harnett County Commissioner Gordon Springle, Harnett County Commissioner and CCCC Trustee Jim Burgin, and Bill Tyson, CCCC Harnett Provost. The elected officials were among those who toured the college's new 50,200-square-foot Harnett Health Sciences Center facility during an Oct. 23 open house. The state-of-the-art Center, located on the Brightwater Science and Technology Campus, will provide training in many areas of health care. For more information about continuing education and curriculum health care programs at CCCC, visit www.cccc.edu.

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Central Carolina Community College's new Harnett Health Sciences Center, located on the Brightwater Science and Technology Campus, in Lillington, made its public debut at an Oct. 23 Open House. Elected officials, college personnel, the public and others toured the 50,200-square-foot concrete panel and steel Center that will house CCCC's continuing education and curriculum health care programs in Harnett County. The facility, including the Student Center (pictured), makes extensive use of glass walls, open space, and bright colors on the walls, floors and furnishings to create an inviting atmosphere for the students who will study here. For more information about continuing education and curriculum health care programs at CCCC, visit its web site, www.cccc.edu.

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Dr. John Eylers (back, right), Biology instructor at Central Carolina Community College's new Harnett Health Sciences Center spoke with visitors at the facility's Oct. 23 Open House about the training that will take place in the Biomedical Lab. The 50,200-square-foot building on the Brightwater Science and Technology Campus houses the college's continuing education and curriculum health care programs in Harnett County. For more information about continuing education and curriculum health care programs at CCCC, visit its web site, www.cccc.edu.