Cougar Bytes for Friday, Sept. 23, 2022
Cougar Bytes
Friday, Sept. 23, 2022
Vol. XV, No. 9
The next issue of COUGAR BYTES will
be published on
Friday, Oct. 21, 2022.
IN THIS ISSUE
- COUGAR CHAMPIONS OF THE MONTH
- WOW! WHAT A TEAM!
- September 11th Remembrance
- Celebrate and Learn with Afro-Latin Dance Sept. 23
- 2022 White Coat Ceremony for Nursing
- Annual Halloween Costume Contest
- Pumpkin Decorating Contest
- 33rd Annual Lee County Golf Classic
- New and Reappointed Trustees
- Chairman and Vice Chairman
- WWGP Radio
- Meet CHARGE: Nutrition Coaching
- CCCC's Academic & Cultural Enrichment Series (ACES)
- Assistant Director of Student Advising and Success
- Congratulations Dr. Burke
- Ask The Expert: Best Credit Card for Groceries
- New NC TRiO Board Member
- The Cafés Are Open
- Calling All Tar Heels
- YouthBuild Celebrates Mexican Independence Day
- Putting the "U" in Community
- Medical Sonography Volunteers
- National Students Nursing Association Event
- Fantastic Facilitator
- CCCC FEATURES
- PERSONNEL NOTES
- Cougar Pets
- Faculty and Staff Online
- College Services
Cougar Champions
The Employee of the Month program is now Cougar Champion of the Month!
Submit your nominations for full-time and part-time Cougar Champion of the month.
Part-Time Cougar Champion of the Month!
July Part-Time Cougar Champion of the Month:
Dr. Bonnye Anthony
"Dr. Anthony is a retired pediatric dentist. She gives her time to the CCCC program because she believes in the staff and the mission. She has a contagious energy which brings me much joy, and I know it positively impacts the faculty and students that she supports. She was instrumental in making CCCC the first community college to offer instruction in anesthesia, bringing even more value to a wonderful program."
"Dr. Anthony has been a joyous addition to CCCC dental programs. She joined our team a little more than two years ago. Dr. Anthony, a pediatric dentist, felt called to teach after a successful career in dentistry. We are the lucky ones to have added her to our team!"
"She has taught some of the doctoral dental trailblazers within our community and surrounding service areas. Many of which are the licensed dentist who serve on our dental advisory board and practice their trade here in Sanford. She was professor to Dr. Antonio Braithwaite who is Sanford, NC’s largest pediatric practice who also has hosted our dental assisting students since the infancy of the program’s opening."
"After the entire dental department became licensed at UNC School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Anthony taught, mentored, and helped train the dental hygiene faculty to teach and give local anesthesia as well as oversaw and talked the students through their first live injections. With numb faces we all left each day with a smile and now so do the patients we serve."
"Dr. Anthony was the dentist through the pandemic when we worked 10-hour shifts, three days a week. She is a real gem! I am very grateful for her unwavering support!"
Part-Time Cougar Champion of the Month!
August Part-Time Cougar Champion of the Month:
Alicia Thomas
"Alicia Thomas assists our office with multiple tasks like scanning, processes applications and transcripts. During the time when our office was short-staffed, she has been such a blessing. I believe she deserves recognition for all she does to help. She is so willing to learn and eager to help us in our office."
"As a retired long-time employee of the college, Alicia is familiar with many of our processes and many of our college family members. Her willingness to assist wherever she is needed and the positive attitude she always brings is exactly what her colleagues need and exemplifies what it means to be a trusted college family member."
"Alicia has a passion for serving people and ensuring they feel valued. She is a real gem!”
Alicia Thomas
Registrars Office
I came to CCCC in 1973 right out of high school as a student. I was a work-study student and was offered a full-time job in the Business Office three months after I started to school. I continued my education at night and started working full-time.
I worked full-time at CCCC for 30 years and retired. After my 30 years, I continued to work part-time in the Business Office, and now I am part-time in the Registrars Office.
I was born and raised and still live in Harnett County. I am blessed with one son, Brandon. I have a large family and many, many friends that I love to spend time with. I also have a dog, Sparky.
I love my church, family, music, sports, and I also work part-time at the Spa at Pinehurst as a massage therapist.
I graduated in the General Office Program, the Esthetic Program, and the Massage Therapy Program at CCCC. I am 67 years old, and I have been at CCCC since I was 19 years old! CCCC has been a great place for me, and I can not imagine NOT being here.
WOW! WHAT A TEAM!
September 11th Remembrance
A September 11th Remembrance Event was held Monday, Sept. 12, from 8 to 10 a.m. (floating event) at the CCCC Emergency Services Training Center, 3000 Airport Road, Sanford. The event included donuts and coffee for first responders, veterans, and military.
Celebrate and Learn with Afro-Latin Dance Sept. 23
Love to don dancing shoes? Interested in learning about Afro-Latin history and culture? Ready to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month?
If you answered "yes" to one (or all) of the questions above, then mark your calendar for Friday, Sept. 23, from 1 - 2 p.m. in the Dennis A. Wicker Civic & Conference Center in Sanford.
Nationally-renowned director and dance company owner Betto Herrera of Mambo Dinamico will provide an interactive presentation on the history, instruments, and movement of Afro-Latin dance. This opportunity is sponsored by CCCC ACES (Academic and Cultural Enrichment Series) and the Arts Career Community.
We hope to have plenty of students and faculty/staff participate. Please help spread the word. Contact Bianka Stumpf at bstumpf@cccc.edu or Cristy Holmes at cholmes@cccc.edu if you need more info.
2022 White Coat Ceremony for Nursing
The Central Carolina Community College 2022 White Coat Ceremony for Nursing students was held Sept. 8 at the Harnett Health Sciences Center in Lillington.
33rd Annual Lee County Golf Classic
It was a beautiful day Wednesday, Sept. 14, for the Central Carolina Community College Foundation's 33rd Annual Lee County Golf Classic at the Sanford Golf Course.
New and Reappointed Trustees
Central Carolina Community College's new and reappointed Trustees were pictured at the CCCC Board of Trustees' meeting on Thursday, Sept. 1. Susie K. Thomas, Clerk of Superior Court in Lee County, conducted the ceremony.
Pictured are, left to right: Trustees Jim Womack, Chip Post, Julian Philpott, Jamie Kelly, and Regonal Spinks (who serves as CCCC Student Government Association President).
Chairman and Vice Chairman
Julian Philpott (left) and George Lucier (right) have been appointed as Chairman and Vice Chairman, respectively, of the Central Carolina Community College Board of Trustees for 2022-2023.
WWGP Radio
Thanks to WWGP Radio and Margaret Murchison (right) for hosting Danielle Bruner (left), CCCC Coordinator of Accreditation, Enrollment & Retention, on Sept. 14.
Meet CHARGE: Nutrition Coaching
Personal coaching from a Registered Dietitian is proven to help you achieve results including a healthier diet, more activity, better sleep, and less stress. The best part? CHARGE can be covered by your health insurance, Blue Cross Blue Shield. On another plan? Charge works with Blue Cross, Aetna, Cigna, and United Healthcare. Your dependents are also covered. The best way to get started is to schedule your first visit.
CCCC's Academic & Cultural Enrichment Series (ACES)
CCCC's Academic & Cultural Enrichment Series (ACES) has a mission to provide our students and the service area community with impactful experiences including scholarly lectures, theater, music, dance performances, creative writing/poetry readings and workshops, and visual art installations. ACES seeks to develop well-rounded students and citizens.
Join ACES for a free live musical concert plus Q&A afterward:
Jazz, Ragtime, & Swing Pianist Ethan Uslan www.uslanmusic.com/
Tues., Oct. 25, 2022 1 - 2 p.m.
Temple Theatre, downtown Sanford
About Ethan Uslan
Hailed by the Chicago Tribune for his "vivid musical imagination" and "deep understanding of far-flung performance practices," Ethan Uslan is a ragtime/jazz pianist and raconteur. He is a three-time winner of the World Championship Old-Time Piano Playing Contest (yes - that really exists!) and has performed all over the USA, including at the Ravinia Festival, Scott Joplin Festival, and on NPR's A Prairie Home Companion. He has also performed in England, Ireland, Switzerland, Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Cyberspace, where his jazzed-up Für Elise has gone viral. He has been featured in the documentary "The Entertainers" (2012) and in 2022 he was cast as Count Lestat's piano double for the AMC series "Interview with a Vampire."
Please email me at bstumpf@cccc.edu if you'd like to reserve free seats for you and/or your students or colleagues. Then we'll move forward with the easy reservation and details needed to participate.
ACES events are wonderful fodder for classroom discussion. With the rich cultural history of jazz, ragtime, and swing, there are connections to so many academic disciplines. Even outside of the classroom context, experiencing a new genre of live music helps develop a fuller, more nuanced understanding of yourself, others, and the world.
Hope that you and/or your students/colleagues will be part of the audience for this special opportunity on Oct. 25th!
Assistant Director of Student Advising and Success
Congratulations to Amy Gustavson, our new Assistant Director of Student Advising and Success for Chatham County.
Amy commented, "I've greatly enjoyed working on the Lee Main Campus for the last nine years! It's been wonderful to work with so many lovely colleagues in that time. I feel like we all really care about our students' success. We collectively work to make things better for our students! I'm looking forward to my next big adventure. I'll be able to serve our Chatham students, faculty, and staff alongside my amazing colleagues Jalen Cheek and Ramona Petty. Please reach out if you ever need anything, I'm just a call or chat away."
Congratulations again, Amy!
Congratulations Dr. Burke
Congratulations to our colleague, Mary Burke!
Mary, CIT Instructor, Computer Information Technology Department, recently graduated from Northcentral University in May.
Mary obtained her Doctor of Education degree, with a specialization in E-Learning.
Congratulations, Dr. Burke!
Dr. Burke (left) and fiance at Petco Park in San Diego, California.
Ask The Expert: Best Credit Card for Groceries
Daniel Berndt was featured in WalletHub's piece about credit cards for groceries. You can find his recent contribution at wallethub.com/best-credit-card-for-groceries#expert=Daniel_Berndt
New NC TRiO Board Member
TRiO Student Support Services want to congratulate our very own Suzannah Palumbo. Suzannah has been appointed as the Northern Regional Representative for our statewide organization N.C. TRiO. She is now a member of the Executive Board where she will be the voice for all programs within the northern region of the state. Join us in celebrating Suzannah!
Calling All Tar Heels
CCCC C-STEP students will participate in a Tar Heel Service Day project on Saturday, Oct. 8, 8 a.m. to noon.
In recognition of University Day our C-STEP students will join Tar Heels around the world to further the mission of the University through service in local communities and beyond.
We invite all Central Carolina UNC Alumni to join us as we volunteer through the Society of St. Andrew’s annual sweet potato gleaning season, YAM JAM! We will be gleaning a field located in Harnett, Johnston or Southern Wake county (location TBD). This is a wonderful opportunity to meet new Tar Heels and welcome them to the Carolina Family.
For more information or to participate, please contact Angela Crisp-Sears, acrisp@cccc.edu.
YouthBuild Celebrates Mexican Independence Day
YouthBuild celebrated Mexican Independence Day on Sept. 16. Special guest, Dr. Kristi Short, explained the different meanings of the Mexican Flag.
Putting the "U" in Community: A Panel on Voting, Civic Literacy, and Community Engagement
Join CCCC Library in a non-partisan discussion about voting, civic literacy, and community engagement. The panel will answer questions about election laws, the importance of civic participation, and more! Register for the event at tinyurl.com/civiclitpanel
Submit questions for the event at tinyurl.com/civicliteracyquestions. The CCCC Library also has a civil literacy guide at cccc.libguides.com/civicliteracy.
All questions about the event can be directed to Morgan Pruitt, mpruitt@cccc.edu. We hope to see you there!
Medical Sonography Volunteers
Medical Sonography is looking for OB volunteers for the following dates:
- Oct. 12th, 19th, 26th
- Nov. 2nd, 9th, 16th
Volunteers should be between 22 and 32 weeks and must have completed their 18-week complete anatomy ultrasound by your OB provider with no complications. This participation is to benefit Sonography student training. As a courtesy, the student will try to take a few pictures, time permitting.
Please reach out to Harleigh Monaghan at hmona402@cccc.edu or (919) 718-7489 if you or someone you know would like to volunteer. Thank you for supporting CCCC students!
National Students Nursing Association Event
The Nurse Antigone event—a dramatic reading of Sophocles’ Antigone to help frame powerful, guided discussions about challenges faced by nurses—was hosted by the CCCC Chapter of the National Students Nursing Association (NSNA) on Sept. 21. CCCC was the only community college student nurse association present, and one of 11 schools nationwide to participate at a campus site for the event. Students participated in discussions with several other top universities around the nation, and enjoyed a taco buffet and after the reading.
Fantastic Facilitator
The Admissions team would like to highlight a member of our college for their excellent work and volunteered time with New Student Orientation and/or Tech Bootcamp. For this month’s Fantastic Facilitator, we have selected Adana Arnold!
We asked Adana, "Why do you volunteer as a facilitator and why is it important to you?"
Adana responded, "I volunteer because...I care. I care that our students are successful in all their endeavors. I care about students having access to all available resources. I want our students to know that they have advocates in their corner. New Student Orientation is not only something we have to do, but is truly beneficial to students and staff. For students it gives them an introduction to the college they chose to attend. They learn the necessary do’s and don’ts of college, available resources and where their classes are located. For first-generation students, this is key because they may not have had any college experience before. Incoming freshman students who are not/were not CCP participants benefit from this, too. As for the staff, it serves as a process checker. During the orientation session, they are able to see what information is helpful and any ambiguity that should be removed--in an attempt to make the sessions more effective and efficient. I volunteer because I want all students to be empowered when making decisions and navigating their way through college life."
CCCC REGULARS
News From The Library
Lee and Harnett Highlights
Library Staff Announcement
The CCCC Library welcomes three new faces to our team: Marilia Wimberly, Digital Services Librarian, Allison Sills, Instructional Services Librarian, and Elaine Wilderson, Technical Services Assistant. Please help them all feel welcome as they get settled into their new roles!
Join the CCCC Librarians on Zoom as they introduce faculty to Open Educational Resources (OERs) that can be used to support students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) courses. This session aims to empower faculty to explore and utilize these resources.
Putting the "U" in Community: A Panel on Voting, Civic Literacy, and Community Engagement
Join CCCC Library in a non-partisan discussion about voting, civic literacy, and community engagement. The panel will answer questions about election laws, the importance of civic participation, and more! Submit your questions and they will be answered during the discussion.
Join the CCCC Librarians on Zoom as they introduce faculty to Open Educational Resources (OERs) that can be used to support students in humanities and fine arts courses. This session aims to empower faculty to explore and utilize these resources.
Words on Wheels
We’re bringing the library to your office! Jessica Thomas will be going around on the Lee Main Campus on Sept. 29, and Morgan Pruitt will be out and about on Harnett's Main and Health Sciences Campus on Oct. 10. If you have specific book or DVD requests, you can let us know before we come and we will bring those to you. We will collect any library returns you may have as well.
Chatham Highlights
Stop by Sept 22 at 3 p.m. to learn about more advanced tools in Microsoft Word. Track changes, create fillable forms, restrict editing, create macros, and use mail merge. Participants should have prior basic experience with Microsoft Word. Register online.
Friends of the Library Book Sale
Stop by Sept. 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sept. 24 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. With over 20,000 books in 26 categories, there’s something for everyone! Most hardcovers are $3 and paperbacks $2. Saturday is half-price day. Cash, check, and credit cards accepted.
Join us each Thursday throughout the month of October from 6 to 8 p.m. Science fiction films include Forbidden Planet (1956), The Fifth Element (1997), I, Robot (2004), and Gravity (2013). Snacks will be provided.
Stop by on Mondays at 10:30 a.m. Meet up with fellow readers at the bike rack just outside the library entrance to walk the campus path and exchange book ideas. Bring your reading list, a like-minded friend, or even your dog for an opportunity to walk and talk about books at the library.
The Chess Club meets every Saturday at 1 p.m. This is an opportunity for players (teens through adults) with all levels of skill to meet, play chess, and develop their skills in friendly company. Beginners are welcome! Games are provided, and one-on-one coaching by a volunteer is available.
Library Event Calendars
Want to know what else is happening in the Lee, Harnett or Chatham Library this semester? Keep an eye on the Lee and Harnett Library Events Calendar and Chatham Events Calendar for events that interest you!
From The Bookstore
Lee Campus Bookstore in Sanford
The Lee Campus Bookstore is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except Fridays. We close at 2 p.m. on Fridays.
The bookstore has COVID-19 RAPID tests for sale! At $9.99 each, they are a quick and easy way to test your COVID status.
If you would like your course to be part of our inclusive access program where course materials costs are included with tuition, please e-mail 1186txt@follett.com with your requests or questions. The deadline for spring ACCESS additions is Sept. 30, 2022, so please send a message ASAP.
Pick up CCCC fall gear
at centralcarolinashop.com
PERSONNEL NOTES
Birth Announcement
The newest addition to the ET/IT Department. Stephanie Morco, MET Lead Instructor, and husband, Emil, welcomed baby Florence into the world on Sept. 16 She weighs 6 lbs. 10 oz. Mother and baby are doing great.
Welcome New Full-Time Employees!
- Marisa Core, Math Instructor
- Kathryn Horrell, Culinary Instructor
- James Johnson III, Survey Administrator /lR Coordinator
- Cody Maddux, Math Instructor
- Christopher Nem, Math Instructor
- Tiffany Stein, Graduation Coordinator and Records Assessment Specialist
- Rebekah Waters, TRiO Upward Bound Programs Coordinator
- Marilia Wimberly, Lee Main Campus Library
- Devon Woodruff, Cosmetology Instructor
A Special Note from Trinity Faucett, Director of Human Resources
To the CCCC family,
As many of you already know, Sept. 30th will be my last day as the Director of Human Resources. While there have been challenges and headaches, there have also been great achievements, laughs and smiles.
I am not yet sure what the next chapter of my life is going to look like. I do know that I am a better person because being a part of the CCCC family means that we learn to focus less on ourselves and more on others. CCCC employees are truly unique and always rise to the occasion whenever there is a need - I have witnessed this time and time again.
I have been proud to be your Director of HR. Although it is the end of my time in that position, and I am sad to not be on campus and see your faces as often, I know that once a family member is always a family member. I will keep in touch and am always available if you ever need me - for advice, some stress management tips, essential oils, a hug or laugh. Remember to "Bloom Where You are Planted."
Trinity Faucett
Birthdays
| 9/23 | April Hammonds |
| 9/23 | Ben R. Thomas Jr. |
| 9/24 | John Ainsworth |
| 9/24 | David Baker |
| 9/24 | Joel Oldham |
| 9/25 | Liz Wicker |
| 9/26 | Kels J. Brucker |
| 9/26 | Denise Martin |
| 9/27 | Lora Long |
| 9/28 | Julie Francis |
| 9/29 | Christopher Brewer |
| 9/30 | Emma Belcher |
| 10/1 | Felicia Crittenden |
| 10/1 | Kris C. Rixon |
| 10/2 | Amber Werkheiser |
| 10/3 | Lantz Lackey |
| 10/5 | Candice Solis |
| 10/5 | Deana St. Peter |
| 10/5 | Nutan Varma |
| 10/6 | Timothy Barnes |
| 10/6 | Oscar Hernandez |
| 10/7 | James Dalrymple |
| 10/7 | Randy Foxx |
| 10/7 | Danny C. Furr |
| 10/8 | Jalen Cheek |
| 10/8 | Sara Delvalle-Blair |
| 10/8 | David Haire |
| 10/9 | Chester Holder |
| 10/9 | Summerlin Webb |
| 10/10 | Leslie Oldham |
| 10/10 | Jennifer Servi-Roberts |
| 10/10 | Marlon Wellington |
| 10/11 | Crystal Glenn |
| 10/11 | Kevin Whitley |
| 10/13 | Charlie W. Bell, II |
| 10/13 | Jesse Jasso |
| 10/14 | Brian Godfrey |
| 10/14 | Farrell Moose |
| 10/16 | David H. Barron |
| 10/16 | Nicole Lofton |
| 10/17 | Anna Hoel |
| 10/21 | Craig Ciliberto |
| 10/21 | Tammie Quick |
| 10/22 | Jim Johnson |
| 10/23 | Carla Bailey |
| 10/23 | David Foster |
| 10/23 | Nikia Jefferies |
| 10/24 | John Thomas |
| 10/25 | Falecia Simmons |
| 10/27 | Samantha Lane |
| 10/30 | Amy Whitmer |
| 10/31 | Crystal Smith |
| 10/31 | James Thomas |
If you prefer not to be listed or if your name does not appear as you'd like, please email coliver@cccc.edu.
News From The CCCC Family
We are sad to announce that Blondia L. Watson Smith, sister of James Lassiter, passed away. Please keep James and family in your prayers.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Rhonda Goldston's sister, Patricia Goldston. Patricia Goldston transitioned into eternal rest on Sept. 16 at UNC Medical Hospital, Chapel Hill. Please keep Rhonda and family in your prayers.
CCCC-BAY
Things Wanted, For Sale, or For Free!
For Rent: Home in Sanford Historic District
Rental house available soon. Three bedroom, two bath home in Sanford historic district, seven minutes from Lee Main Campus. Large back yard, deck, workshop space, and walk-in attic. Pets negotiable. $1335/month. Please contact Robin Walker for additional information at rwalker@cccc.edu or (919) 718-7226.
For Sale: Fryer and Food Warmer
Electric fryer (left). A fryer that needs no oil! Chafing dish (right) will keep foods warm, used for weddings, dinner parties, etc. $25 each.
Contact Debra at dwmcneill1956@gmail.com or (919) 770-2276.
For Sale: Fountain Pens
Edison Fountain Pen
This is the Unicorn Pen. Comes in original packaging. Cartridge converter included. 1.1 stub nib. Great pen! Beautiful chatoyancy in the cap and barrel! $150
Visconti Breeze Mandarin Fountain Pen.
Comes in original packaging. Cartridge converter included. Broad nib. Magnetic cap. $80
Sailor Demonstrator Fountain Pen
Comes in original packaging. Fine nib. Never been used! $40
Monteverde Monza 3 Gift Set - Crystal Clear Fountain Pen
Comes in original packaging. 3 nib units included: Fine, Medium, and Omniflex. $20
Diplomat Magnum - Prismatic Purple
Comes in original packaging. Includes cartridge converter. Medium nib. $15
Contact Soni at ssundquist@cccc.edu
For Sale: Assorted Items
Underdesk Foot Rest
- adjustable
- firm plastic foot rest that rocks forward and backward
- two height levels: 5" and 6" tall.
- $15
JBL Creature Speakers
- used speaker set in great condition
- speakers are functional
- all cables, connections, power supply included
- $80
Cherokee Infinity Scrubs - Khaki
- two sets of these available
- size: large
- pre-owned and in very good condition
- extremely easy to care for
- multiple pockets
- drawstring waistband
- drawstring ankle band
- $10
Contact Soni at ssundquist@cccc.edu
For Sale: Xbox One X (4K model)
- like new condition, adult owned
- purchased new, non-smoking house
- includes original packaging (has been repackaged like it is new from the store)
- includes all cables (power and HDMI)
- includes the following games:
- Crackdown 3
- South Park the Fractured but Whole
- Immortals Fenyx Rising
- Left thumb stick on the Controller works fine but feels a bit soft. I feel it, my son says he doesn't feel it and it's perfect.
- Asking $220.00
Contact Mike at mpelu414@cccc.edu
Autumn is a great time of year to sell some things! CCCC-Bay is happy to post your items in Cougar Bytes. Send an email (photos would be great) to Cris Oliver at coliver@cccc.edu and we'll feature in next month's publication.
COUGAR PETS
Cougar Pets News
Cougar Pets is a local animal rescue group housed on the Lee Main Campus. As part of the Veterinary Medical Technology program, our animals help teach veterinary technician students essential skills that will help future animals. All of the animals are rescued from shelters, and all are adoptable.
Meet Tom Petty
My name is Tom Petty. I am the most handsome boy around, and boy do I know it. I may be a little taller than the other cats, but that just means there is more of me to love! I like a nice comfy bed and held while you scratch my head. I cannot wait to see what adventures we can come up with!
Meet Wrigley
My name is Wrigley! I am a Bloodhound mix and ready for my furever home!
See all of the happy endings, or rather Happy Tails of Cougar Pets.
All adoptable dogs and cats are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on all vaccines. They have regular dental cleanings, blood work, and physical exams. We pride ourselves on the care that our cats and dogs receive during their stay. Contact www.cougarpets.org for more information on our colony dogs and available cats.
FACULTY AND STAFF ONLINE
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College Salon Services
The mission of the Barbering and Cosmetic Arts Department at CCCC is to provide quality education and learning experiences for Barbering and Cosmetic Arts students.
For this reason, all services are available to faculty and staff. Services are performed exclusively by students under the supervision of Barbering or Cosmetic Arts instructors.
See all Salon Services and pricing.
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Deadline for contributions is Oct. 18 by 5 p.m. for the next issue. Upcoming issues:
- October 21
- November 18
- December 16
- January 20
The next issue of COUGAR BYTES will be published on Friday, Oct. 21, 2022.
Flashback to Cougar Bytes September 26, 2008. The first issue!