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On-Going Roster by Class On-Going Roster by Class CU-Communication Man Admissions-20190821 College Name Beaufort County Community C Darian Stoica Bladen Community College Wendy Johnson Johnston Community College Janet Mintern Nash Community College Ashley Smith Nash Community College Kathy Adcox Nash Community College Melanie Driver Nash Community College Melissa Turner Piedmont Community College Mary Bartlett Mary Bartlett Piedmont Community College Patricia Hatchett Pitt Community College Angela Cline Surry Community College Renita Hazelwood Wake Technical Community Co Tina Carter Wayne Community College Jennifer Mayo Total Colleges Registered: 9 Total Registered 13 CU-Communication Man Admissions-20190822 College Name Cape Fear Community College Jeremy Gibbons Carteret Community College Tammi Coble Coastal Carolina Community C Mishelle Dupuis Coastal Carolina Community C Judy Hatcher Craven Community College Tina Proctor Craven Community College Kimberly Jones Johnston Community College Megan Shaner Lenoir Community College Casey Whaley Roanoke-Chowan Community Dinetta Gilliam Robeson Community College Melinda Brewer South Piedmont Community Co Amanda Secrest Stanly Community College April Harper Surry Community College Kevin Edwards Thursday, August 15, 2019 Page 1 of 16 Surry Community College Jennifer Creasey Surry Community College Renita Hazelwood Total Colleges Registered: 11 Total Registered 15 CU-Communication Man Admissions-20190905 College Name Asheville-Buncombe Technical Lisa Szymanski-Richards Beaufort County Community C Ashley Rose Brunswick Community College Doug Moore Central Carolina Community C Mary Schmid Carter Cleveland Community College Emily Hurdt Craven Community College Yuko Boyd Durham Technical Community Megan Nicholson Edgecombe Community College Vanessa Pierce Haywood Community College Danielle Harris Haywood Community College Amanda Holder Johnston Community College John Whitenton Martin Community College Randy Stokes McDowell Technical Communit Julie Padgett Montgomery Community Colle Karen Frye Pamlico Community College Julie Simpson Pamlico Community College Gretchen Steiger Pamlico Community College Vanessa Moore Piedmont Community College Patricia Hatchett Pitt Community College Angela Cline Randolph Community College Andrea Allmond Southeastern Community Colle Andrea Rofial Southeastern Community Colle Angie Uhl-Kalev Tri-County Community College Angela Jaco Tri-County Community College Lee Beal Tri-County Community College kathy McConnell Total Colleges Registered: 19 Total Registered 25 CU-Knowledge Exchange Rise-20191205 College Name Thursday, August 15, 2019 Page 2 of 16 Asheville-Buncombe Technical Lisa Szymanski-Richards Beaufort County Community C Michele Mayo Beaufort County Community C Melissa Francis Bladen Community College Wendy Johnson Bladen Community College Linda McLean Bladen Community College Wanda Richardson Bladen Community College Andrea Carter-Fisher Blue Ridge Community College Sara Schumacher Blue Ridge Community College Theresa McCall Carteret Community College Laureel Butler Coastal Carolina Community C Mishelle Dupuis Forsyth Technical Community Jan Byrum Halifax Community College ETHEL EDWARDS Haywood Community College Calab Tate Haywood Community College Amanda Holder Johnston Community College Jamie Massengill Johnston Community College Shreail Hinton Johnston Community College Janet Mintern Mitchell Community College Ann Wright Mitchell Community College Candace Cooper Mitchell Community College Erin Dubea Mitchell Community College Barbara Myers Mitchell Community College Theresa Spencer Mitchell Community College Sherry Clarke Sherry Clarke Rowan-Cabarrus Community C Jay Taylor Sandhills Community College Mary Bridschge Tri-County Community College Lee Beal Tri-County Community College HOLLY Hyde Wilkes Community College Caitlin Howell Total Colleges Registered: 15 Total Registered 29 CU-Knowledge Exchange Rise-20191205AM College Name Beaufort County Community C Kimberly Jackson Coastal Carolina Community C Mishelle Dupuis Thursday, August 15, 2019 Page 3 of 16 Halifax Community College Dawn Veliky Haywood Community College Danielle Harris Haywood Community College Sharon Childers Haywood Community College Joshua Hilbert James Sprunt Community Colle Kelly English James Sprunt Community Colle Amber Ferrell Mitchell Community College Myra Lewis Total Colleges Registered: 6 Total Registered 9 CU-Knowledge Exchange Rise-20200128 College Name Johnston Community College Deena Henry Johnston Community College Amber Melvin Johnston Community College Kristy Casey Total Colleges Registered: 1 Total Registered 3 CU-Military Veterans Class-20190930 College Name Beaufort County Community C Patricia Windley Cape Fear Community College Ray Charfauros Central Carolina Community C Heather Willett Central Carolina Community C Cassie Mangrich-Smith Central Piedmont Community Shauna Burger Central Piedmont Community Sandee Patton Central Piedmont Community Debbie Brooks Central Piedmont Community Erica Thompson Coastal Carolina Community C Mishelle Dupuis Halifax Community College ETHEL EDWARDS Pamlico Community College Meredith Beeman Sandhills Community College TERESA TAYLOR South Piedmont Community Co Emily Jarrell Southeastern Community Colle Odessa Washington Surry Community College Andrea Simpson Wayne Community College Elvira Simmons Wayne Community College Brenda Burgess Thursday, August 15, 2019 Page 4 of 16 Western Piedmont Community Dori Barron Total Colleges Registered: 13 Total Registered 18 CU-Military Veterans Class-20191010 College Name Brunswick Community College Tracy Somerlad Caldwell Community College a Julie Ahouse Caldwell Community College a Candice Quackenbush Caldwell Community College a Meredith Stutts Central Piedmont Community Leroy Jamison Davidson County Community C Crystal Morris Roanoke-Chowan Community Ruchelle Ricks Roanoke-Chowan Community Megan Brown Megan Brown Robeson Community College tela lambert Southeastern Community Colle Sheila Dockery Total Colleges Registered: 7 Total Registered 10 CU-Student Planning Self-Service-20190923 College Name Central Carolina Community C Jamie Childress McDowell Technical Communit Kelly Hamlin Pitt Community College Angela CLINE Total Colleges Registered: 3 Total Registered 3 HR-Assignment Contracts for CU-20190905 College Name Alamance Community College Jamie Beck Asheville-Buncombe Technical Susan Arnsperger Beaufort County Community C Lindsay Biggs Beaufort County Community C Michelle Daniels Beaufort County Community C Nicole Ham Bladen Community College Heather Garner Caldwell Community College a Margie Starnes Cape Fear Community College Amy Butzin Cape Fear Community College Patricia Redden Cape Fear Community College Sharon Smith Thursday, August 15, 2019 Page 5 of 16 Cleveland Community College Amanda Sweezy Cleveland Community College LeeAnn Lawson Durham Technical Community Patricia Pendergrass Edgecombe Community College Lily Mariano Edgecombe Community College Belinda Myers Edgecombe Community College Rhonda Wells Fayetteville Technical Commun Anke Turner Gaston College Dotty PACKETT Guilford Technical Community Daniell Daniels Haywood Community College Karen Wade Johnston Community College Ashley Waters Martin Community College Amanda Wells Mitchell Community College Christina Brown Mitchell Community College Rose Moon Mitchell Community College Pamela Rowe Pamlico Community College Brandy Fillingame Piedmont Community College Shaundria Williams Rowan-Cabarrus Community C Becky L'Hommedieu Southeastern Community Colle Deborah Edwards System Office Fredericka Poindexter Wake Technical Community Co Patricia Miller Western Piedmont Community Carla Branch Wilkes Community College Sherry Cox Wilkes Community College Amanda Blevins Total Colleges Registered: 24 Total Registered 34 HR-HR and PR KES Annual Longevity-20190911 College Name Alamance Community College Jamie Beck Asheville-Buncombe Technical Susan Arnsperger Beaufort County Community C Lindsay Biggs Bladen Community College Heather Garner Caldwell Community College a Margie Starnes Carteret Community College Elizabeth Scheller Cleveland Community College Amanda Sweezy Thursday, August 15, 2019 Page 6 of 16 Cleveland Community College LeeAnn Lawson Davidson County Community C SHARON VANWINCKEL Durham Technical Community Patricia Pendergrass Edgecombe Community College Belinda Myers Edgecombe Community College Lily Mariano Gaston College Dotty Packett Guilford Technical Community Daniell Daniels Haywood Community College Karen Wade Johnston Community College Ashley Waters Martin Community College Amanda Wells Mayland Community College Judy McClure Judy McClure Mitchell Community College Christina Brown Mitchell Community College Pamela Rowe Nash Community College Robin Chasteen Pamlico Community College Brandy Fillingame Piedmont Community College Shaundria Williams Pitt Community College cynthia little Southeastern Community Colle Deborah Edwards Tri-County Community College Pam White Wake Technical Community Co Patricia Miller Wake Technical Community Co Teresa Gardner Western Piedmont Community Carla Branch Wilkes Community College Amanda Blevins Total Colleges Registered: 26 Total Registered 30 TE- Self Service Installation-20190903 College Name Central Carolina Community C Jesse Jasso Coastal Carolina Community C Joshua Ortega Edgecombe Community College Vanessa Pierce Guilford Technical Community Ashley Burnham Nash Community College Melissa Turner Pitt Community College Natasha ellis System Office Dawn Rountree System Office Shawn Rudd Thursday,
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