Admissions and FAFSA Days set for May at RCC
ASHEBORO (April 22, 2021)
Randolph Community College will be holding Admissions and FAFSA Days on May 19 and 26. The program is open to students who plan to attend college in the 2021-22 academic year.
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RCC, Mount Olive agreement eases transition for students
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| Randolph Community College President Dr. Robert S. Shackleford Jr. (right) and University of Mount Olive President Dr. H. Edward Croom sign two agreements between the schools during a ceremony Thursday, April 15, in the Dr. Robert S. Shackleford Jr. Allied Health Center on the Asheboro Campus. |
ASHEBORO (April 20, 2021)
Randolph Community College and University of Mount Olive faculty and staff, along with members of the RCC Board of Trustees, gathered Thursday, April 15, in the Dr. Robert S. Shackleford Jr. Allied Health Center for an agreement signing ceremony. The two agreements will make it easier for RCC students to not only seamlessly transfer to Mount Olive to earn a bachelor of science degree in multiple agricultural disciplines, but also to earn a degree in other programs offered by the university without leaving Randolph County.
RCC selects Presidential Scholars
ASHEBORO (April 20, 2021)
Five outstanding Randolph County high school students have been chosen in a competitive process as Presidential Scholars at Randolph Community College for the 2021-2022 school year. Homeschool student Anna Baynes, Destiny Spencer from Eastern Randolph High School, Carrie Johnson from Fayetteville Street Christian School, Kassandra Ciriza Monreal from Southwestern Randolph High School, and Alyssa Cross from Trinity High School will receive a two-year RCC scholarship through the Presidential Scholars program funded by the Randolph Community College Foundation.
Latham awarded RCC Foundation Retiree Scholarship
ASHEBORO (April 20, 2021)
Grace Latham has been awarded the Randolph Community College Foundation Retiree Scholarship for the 2021-2022 school year. The scholarship was established to honor retired RCC faculty and staff members.
Learn municipal government finance from an expert thanks to RCC
ASHEBORO (April 15, 2021)
Randolph Community College is giving you a chance to learn municipal government finance from an expert. Biscoe Town Manager Brandon Holland’s online “Municipal Government Finance” class, which starts May 17, is designed to train municipal and county finance personnel in the responsibility of everyday fiscal operations. It is ideal for municipal finance officers, treasurers, clerks, purchasing agents, tax collectors, commissioners of finance, council members, other municipal officials, or individuals interested in a career in government finance. Topics of instruction include: Budgeting, Cash Management, Purchasing and Contracting, and the Annual Audit.
Prep for the TEAS exam in this RCC course
ASHEBORO (April 13, 2021)
Are you a prospective nursing student who is feeling a little nervous about the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) exam? Randolph Community College is offering a “TEAS Prep” course for prospective nursing students to help them prepare for the TEAS-VI with the TEAS-VI study manual and online practice assessments (form A and B) specific to TEAS version VI.
Study shows RCC Success Coaches make a difference
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| Thanks to having a Success Coach, Earnestine Sherrod is closer to earning her Randolph Community College diploma. |
ASHEBORO (April 9, 2021)
Earnestine Sherrod isn’t your typical college student. Then again, Randolph Community College isn’t your typical college. The 50-year-old student has had an uphill battle, emotionally and physically, from food insecurity to multiple surgeries on her feet to asthma and diabetes. None of that is keeping her from earning her degree at RCC.
“I graduated [high school] with a certificate because I completed 12th grade but I felt bad because my brother and sisters had their diplomas, but I didn’t have mine,” said Sherrod, whose daughter, Danielle, also attends RCC. “I want to be able to show something.”
Along the way, Sherrod has had a constant cheerleader in her corner: Pam Wiggins — one of two Success Coaches at RCC, who, along with fellow coach Dr. Jae Archer, is making a marked difference in not only keeping students in class, but also making sure underserved student populations stay in school.
Let RCC help you create your own podcast
ASHEBORO (April 1, 2021)
You love listening to podcasts, but have you ever thought about creating your own? Randolph Community College can help you take the first step in its new “How to Start Your Own Podcast” course.
RCC hosting annual Symposium
ASHEBORO (March 31, 2020)
Randolph Community College is hosting the 2021 Substance Use Disorder & Mental Health Symposium on Friday, April 23, entitled “The Bigger Picture in the Midst of a Pandemic.” The free Symposium is from 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in the JB & Claire Davis Corporate Training Center on the Asheboro Campus or online via Zoom.
Overcome your fear of computers in these RCC courses
ASHEBORO (March 26, 2021)
Do you find sitting down in front of a computer intimidating? Randolph Community College has several classes starting in April to help you learn new computer skills, including two courses in Spanish.
RCC, Pfeiffer hosting Elementary Education information sessions
ASHEBORO (March 23, 2021)
Interested in being an elementary schoolteacher? The joint program between Randolph Community College and Pfeiffer University can help you become qualified.
Plenty of opportunities in the medical field at RCC
ASHEBORO (March 17, 2021)
Interested in a career in the medical field? Randolph Community College has several opportunities for students to get their foot in the door, starting in April. Governor’s Emergency Education Relief (GEER) scholarships are available for some of these courses, and interested students can ask about these when registering.
RCC hosting Virtual Job Fair on April 7
ASHEBORO (March 16, 2021)
Need a part-time or summer job? Getting ready to graduate and interested in starting your career? Randolph Community College’s Virtual Job Fair on April 7 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. could be just what you’re looking for. Meet virtually with local employers to learn about job openings and career opportunities within their organizations.
Become a Peer Support Specialist thanks to RCC
ASHEBORO (March 15, 2021)
With the COVID-19 pandemic still gripping North Carolina on top of an opioid crisis, the need for support is greater than ever. Randolph Community College is offering a “Peer Support Specialist” course in April to help train future specialists to help others.
RCC here to help with writing grants
ASHEBORO (March 15, 2021)
Grant writing is often intimidating, especially for small nonprofits whose staff members already wear many hats, making it easy to rush through an application or cut corners. Randolph Community College is here to help with “Effective Grant Writing,” which starts next month.
OSHA, Forklift classes at RCC this month
ASHEBORO (March 9, 2021)
Need industry job training? Randolph Community College is offering two training courses to add to your checklist — “OSHA 10 for General Industry” and “Forklift Operator Training” — at the end of March.
RCC ready to help job seekers with courses, Virtual Job Fair
ASHEBORO (March 8, 2021)
Looking for a job or to change careers? Not only is Randolph Community College hosting a Virtual Job Fair on April 7, but the College also is offering two courses to help you prepare for the fair.
Leadership Series returns to RCC this month
ASHEBORO (March 4, 2021)
The way a person manages and/or leads a company can make or break a business. Randolph Community College’s Leadership Series, led by Michael Marcus, will help you boost both your management and leadership skills.
RCC Pathways videos, activities look to spark middle, high school students’ interest
ASHEBORO (March 2, 2021)
With COVID-19 restrictions in place across Randolph County and in-person tours cancelled, Randolph Community College Pathways Activities Coordinator Stacey Miller had to get creative with marketing to middle and high school students thinking about their future opportunities for college and career.
RCC honors faculty, staff during annual Spring Convocation
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| Board, faculty, and staff members joined Randolph Community College President Dr. Robert S. Shackleford Jr. on Zoom for the College’s annual Spring Convocation Friday, Jan. 15. RCC honored Michael Ford as its 2021 Excellence in Teaching award winner, Jordan Williamson as the 2021 Staff Person of the Year, and Bonnie Mabry as the Adjunct Faculty of the Year award winner. Faculty and staff years of service record also were recognized. |
ASHEBORO (Feb. 26, 2021)
Close to 200 board, faculty, and staff members joined Randolph Community College President Dr. Robert S. Shackleford Jr. on Zoom for the College’s annual Spring Convocation Friday, Jan. 15. RCC honored Michael Ford as its 2021 Excellence in Teaching award winner, Jordan Williamson as the 2021 Staff Person of the Year, and Bonnie Mabry as the Adjunct Faculty of the Year award winner.
