Pamlico
Community College is in coastal Pamlico County, NC.
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Ned Everett Delamar Center Filled to Capacity for Commencement
Some five hundred friends and family of 100 PCC graduates were joined by community leaders and dignitaries to celebrate a lifetime accomplishment for the graduates and the inaugural commencement in the Delamar Center.
Somber faces reflected the moment, a hard-earned, life-changing moment for graduates.
Honored at the commencement were:
Harry Cummings, Student Scholarship to continue post community college studies at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
Carol Phillips, Department Chair for Arts and Sciences, Instructor of the Year
Kathy Mayo, Coordinator for Distance Learning and Campus Cruiser, Staff Person of the Year
Carolyn Jones, Student of the Year. Jones is pictured above with her son, chatting after Commencement with commencement speaker, Dr. Harold Holloman, and Jamie Gibbs, Dean of Student Services.
More commencement photos will be published later after the return of PCC Senior Website Staff from a neurological/environmental retreat in the surrounds of Mayland Community College and McDowell Technical Community College.
Summer Orientation for GED Programs
Click here for information on a summer orientation program for GED programs.
PCC Ready for Commencement ~ 2008
The auditorium in the Ned Everett Delamar Center is poised for Commencement 2008, Friday eventing, May 9, 6:30.
Graduation Speaker is Familiar Face in Pamlico County
Harold L. Holloman, PhD, will deliver the commencement address for Pamlico Community College graduates, Friday evening, May 9. A Bertie County native, Holloman earned a BA in English at Wake Forest University and a Master of Arts in Educational Administration from East Carolina University. He once served as assistant principal at Pamlico Middle School and principal at Fred A. Anderson Elementary School.
He earned the PhD at the University of South Carolina and is now an assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership of the College of Education at ECU. His current research is focused on the area of leadership and the "language of practice" within organizations.
ESL Classes Employ Novel Techniques
Click here to read how ESL classes employ novel techniques to motivate students. Instructor Lenore Leavitt utilized the talents of a student from China who was a cosmetologist in that country to help each student feel and look better prior to standing before the class making an oral presentation.
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