2012–2013 Annual Report & 2014 Calendar

Featuring touching letters of gratitude from ACCF scholarship recipients. T he ACC Mission Table of Contents 03 Message from 22 Significant Losses for ACC The mission of Alamance Community College is to provide an open door to high ACC President & 2012-13 ACC Retirees quality education and learning. Central to this mission is the belief in the unique ACCF Board President 24 worth of each person. Accordingly, the College strives to help people realize their Ways to Give Donor Profiles 26 04 potential and attain a meaningful education that is relevant and responsive to Donor Roll Alumni Recognition 28 the needs of the local, state, and global communities. 06 Director’s Circle 08 ACCF Board of Directors – Alamance Circle

10 Titan Planned 29 Leadership Circle T he ACC Foundation Mission Giving Society -Investor Circle 12 Welcome Dr. Gatewood 30 Stakeholder Circle The ACC Foundation exists to aid students with a demonstrated financial need in reaching their educational goals, while supporting the mission of ACC. 13 Current Events Challenge 32 Gifts Made

Recipients Excel In Memory Of / By 14 ACCF Sustainers 34 Gifts Made

16 Financial Highlights In Honor Of / By ACCF Staff: Alamance Community Endowment 35 Grants Awarded College Foundation, Inc. 18 Carolyn Rhode, Summary ACCF Endowed Funds Executive Director Post Office Box 8000 36 2012-2013 Graham, NC 27253-8000 20 43 Message from the Becky Batts, Student Ambassadors ACCF Executive Director Administrative Assistant 336-506-4416 Fax: 336-506-4020 Suellyn Dalton, ACC Grant Writer www.accfoundation.com Natalie B. Miles, Special Projects Coordinator Stay Connected: Carol Wade, Alamance Community Senior Accounting College Foundation Technician Art Direction & Design: ACC Alumna, Ilsa Spaan Calendar Photos: Paige Burris Photography Printing: ACC Duplicating Center

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Fourteen years ago as I was getting As we contemplate current events and the ready to assume the presidency of many seminal changes taking place around Alamance Community College, I had the globe, we can recognize many advances. Yet we all struggle with the common read and heard a great deal about We are truly the College’s Foundation and how it played such an important role in question “How can I make a difference?” helping to provide funding for needy students. Now I am more in awe The Alamance Community College Foundation is a community collective fortunate to live than ever of the Foundation’s work and its dedicated staff and directors. of individuals, businesses, and groups who have sought to engage this in a community There is no doubt in my mind that without the financial support question and have given generously to make an education possible with such a provided by the Foundation to 600-700 students each year many would for many students who otherwise wouldn’t have the resources to generous spirit. If you haven’t make their dream of personal learning and development possible. ACC already put the have been unable to attend ACC with regularity. Without continued financial support from local industry and many friends of the College, Foundation donors make the dream possible for hundreds of students ACC Foundation adequate funding would not exist to help meet the students’ needs. every year. We are truly fortunate to live in a community with such a generous spirit. The students who benefit will have the opportunity in your will, As I leave my leadership role at ACC, I will continue to show my passion through their learning and experiences to engage the notion that “I will there is never for the College and Foundation through my continued support to the make a difference!” a better time annual campaign. My wife, Susan, and I have set aside a major portion than now. How of our estate to the ACC Foundation upon our deaths. We can think of Thank you to Alamance County and the surrounding area for your continued support. We look forward to a new year of invigorated about following no better way to show our compassion for educational attainment than helping others to reach their dreams of obtaining a college credential. leadership with the selection of Dr. Algie Gatewood to succeed Dr. my lead? Martin Nadelman, who for so many years advanced the College with self If you haven’t already put the ACC Foundation in your will, there is never sacrifice and a genuine belief in our mission. These are truly exciting a better time than now. How about following my lead? times, and we are ever grateful for your continued support. With sincere gratitude,

Martin H. Nadelman, Ed.D., President, Alamance Community College Sue Rich, President, Alamance Community College Foundation www.ACCFoundation.com 3 Dear ACCF Donor, I am overwhelmed with appreciation that you believe in me. Your scholarship will allow me to continue on in my medical profession. I dream to work for the American Red Cross doing disaster relief and also for the World Health Organization working in poverty stricken countries. Thank you so very deeply from within my soul, Yasmen

Donor Profiles

Glen Raven Inc. Named 2012-2013 ACC Business Partner of the Year Glen Raven was recognized for its extensive record of donations to the ACC Foundation, the partnership it has maintained over the years for ACC to provide in-plant and other specialized training for the company’s employees, and its focus on literacy. Two members of Glen Raven’s senior staff serve in leadership positions for ACC: Sue Rich serves as President of the ACC Foundation and Derek Steed serves as a member of the ACC Board of Trustees.

Above: Celebrating Glen Raven Inc. as ACC’s 2012 Business Partner of the Year were (l-r) Allen Gant Jr., President and CEO of Glen Raven; Jerry Bailey, ACC Foundation board member; Derek Steed, ACC Trustee; and Dr. Martin Nadelman, January 2014 ACC President.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Prior winners of the Business Partner of the Year Award are LabCorp and ARMC (tie), 2006; Duke Energy, 2007; Kernodle Clinic, 2008; Chandler Concrete Company, Inc., 2009; Honda Power 1 2 3 4 Equipment, 2010; and Twin Lakes Retirement Community, 2011.

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Audrey and George 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 McBane Leave a Spring Semester Final Spring Final Spring Spring Semester Registration & Semester Semester Classes Begin Legacy of Support Orientation for Registration Registration New Students for Nursing Audrey K. McBane retired from Kernodle Clinic as Supervisor 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 of Nursing, Internal Medicine Department in 1993 after 31 years of service. At that time, the Clinic and its employees established the Audrey K. McBane Nursing Scholarship in her honor. Mrs. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 McBane passed away in the spring of 2011. A native of Alamance County, MLK, Jr. Day she was the wife of 57 years to George L. McBane, who passed away in College Closed March 2013. Through his estate, Mr. McBane has added significantly to the scholarship. The size of his planned gift, once fully realized, will help ensure that more than eight nursing students are provided with assistance each year from the McBane scholarship. 26 27 28 29 30 31

www.ACCFoundation.com 5 Dear ACCF Donor, Thank you for all the help given to continue at ACC. I will make you proud. I will work hard and always strive for success. I am the oldest of three and my goal in life is to always show my younger brother and sister that with hard work you can do it. Thank you, Aiderling

Al umni recognition

2013 ACC Distinguished Alumnus Jesse Long (right) with John G. Currin Jr., President and CEO of ARMC and a member of the ACCF Board of Directors.

2013 Distinguished Alumnus Jesse Long was named the 2013 Distinguished Alumnus. He is a 1966 February 2014 graduate of ACC with an Associate Degree in Business Administration. After graduating, Jesse worked at LabCorp for 28 years. Jesse then joined Alamance Regional Medical Center as Chief Information Officer. During that Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday time ARMC was recognized as Microsoft’s Hospital of the Year in 2005 and was named one of the top heath care users of information technology in the nation, according to the 2012 Most Wired Survey. Jesse has been active in community organizations including the Alamance Breakfast 1 Rotary Club and the United Way. He is retired from ARMC. 2013 Inspiration Award Recipient Roy Dawson was named the 2013 Inspiration Award recipient. Roy earned his GED at ACC in night classes while financially supporting his family. While earning his associate’s degree 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 at ACC, he took care of a family Groundhog Day member with a critical health issue, served as an officer in the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, and was accepted into the Carolina Student Transfer Excellence Program (C-STEP). 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Transferring to UNC Chapel Hill, Valentine’s Day he served as a peer mentor and graduated with a B.A. in Political Science. During 2012-2013, Roy Inspiration Award winner Roy completed his first year in the UNC Dawson (left) with Perry Hardison, School of Law. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ACC Humanities instructor. President’s Day Other nominees for the Distinguished Alumni Award included: Sonya DeLong Lynn, Owner, Sonya’s Kid Depot and Child Care Center, and William Wilson, National Director of Operations, Inventory Solution Logistics, Inc. 23 24 25 26 27 28

www.ACCFoundation.com 7 Dear ACCF Donor, Thank you for the scholarship award. You touched my heart at a crucial time when I did not have anywhere to get resources. I am the first person in my family to attend college. I am going to keep up my GPA and create a better future in the medical field. Your generosity inspires me to continue with the chain of donation as a product of the scholarship. Eunice

2013 ACCF Board of Directors

Officers Sue Rich, President Charles R. Harris, Vice President Fairfax Reynolds, Secretary David Cheek, Treasurer Aaron P. Noble, Jr., Ed.D., Immediate Past President

New board members Jan-Erik Nordh, John Bellingham and Ami Hill with Sue Rich and Carolyn Rhode

Board Members ACC Trustee Susan Abernethy Liaisons March 2014 Jeffrey A. Andrews Carl Steinbicker Jerry Bailey Russell R. Wilson John Bellingham Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Pete Blaetz, Chair, Planned Giving Committee Faculty Tony Brandewie Representative Helen Brennan Charles T. Canaday, Jr. Lakeisha Vance, 1 Cindy Chandler Instructor, Computer Ted Chandler, Chair, Information Technologies Investment Committee John Currin Bill Gomory, Chair,Resource Board Emeriti Investment Committee Vickie D. Byrd Brenda Hampton 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Charles H. Harris Wade Harrison Geraldine M. Horton Ami Hill William C. Ingold* Ed Hooks Jack R. Lindley Paul Koonts Thomas D. McGowen* Reggie Lipscomb C.C. McNeely, Jr.* Kim Bush Mack 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Rivera G. Mitchell* Paul Mauney, Chair, Daylight Saving Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break Grants Committee James D. Moser, Jr. Time Begins Cindy Montgomery Virgil L. Stadler Martin H. Nadelman, Ed.D. Carl Steinbicker Jan-Erik Nordh Glendel Stephenson Jack R. Overacre, Jr. Stephen B. Thomas* 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Kelly Shirley Troy W. Woodard* *Deceased St. Patrick’s Day Vernal Equinox Patty Welborn Nancy O. Whitfield

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www.ACCFoundation.com 9 Dear ACCF Donor, I am very pleased and excited that I was chosen for this scholarship and would like to personally thank you for this award. I can assure you that you will not be dissappointed. Please know that this opportunity is not taken for granted and I will be reaching for the highest grades possible. Thank you! Kelly

Titan Planned Giving Society

The Alamance Community College Foundation Board and staff are grateful to the following individuals who have made a commitment to a planned gift to benefit the education priorities of ACCF. Linda and Dick Fisher

Titan Society members receive: ◊ Free pass to a four-course culinary student meal in June ◊ Holiday gift in December ◊ Special ribbon at ACCF events ◊ Other perks TBD Let us know if your name should be added to this list.

April 2014 Titan Society Members

7 Anonymous planned gifts Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Pete and Patty Blaetz Wayne Bowery Margaret H. Brown* J.C. and Fran S. Dillingham* 1 2 3 4 5 Reid and Cathy Dusenberry Dick and Linda Fisher Wallace Gee* Larry Hawkins* Floyd Hinshaw 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Richard Jones* Sondra Hall Jones* Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley Charles W. Lowry* George and Audrey McBane* Kevin and Maria Moore* 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Bob and Sandi Moulton Tax Day Easter Holiday Easter Holiday Easter Holiday Martin and Susan Nadelman College Closed College Closed College Closed William H. Paris* A.H. Patterson, Jr.* Linda Ruotolo* 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Mary and Johnny Schronce Easter Sunday Administrative Carolyn Rhode and Mark Tosczak Professionals Day Glendel and Pat Stephenson Ron and Barbara Sturgill Patsy Tingen* Russell and Rosella Wilson 27 28 29 *Deceased

www.ACCFoundation.com 11 Dear ACCF Donor, Thank you for this scholarship. I am the mother of two and have recently returned to school to pursue a degree in nursing. I have worked in human services and have a passion to help people. I will be a dedicated, caring nurse and pay your generosity forward. Thank you for giving the gift of education and helping people achieve their goals and fulfill their dreams. Sarah

W elCOME Dr. Gatewood In fall 2013, ACC welcomed its fourth president, Dr. Algie Gatewood. He reflects on ACC’s role in the community: “I believe that a community college campus — and that means Alamance Community College — should be a campus of the community, not just one that resides in the community. And there is truly a difference. A campus of the community is one that’s in touch with the people, one that has a sense of the needs and challenges and opportunities that exist, and works and builds with the community. There are many campuses that just sit in the community. I don’t think that’s what we should be about. We should be here to serve our people. One of the things we have the opportunity to do here is reach out to underrepresented families in our community, and expand our outreach to them… We should be the first source of higher education. We are a ‘community’ college.”

May 2014

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1 2 3 Cu rRENT Events Challenge In March 2013, the Times-News and the ACC Foundation teamed up to benefit literacy programs in the county. Teams from ABSS high schools (Cummings, Eastern, Graham, Southern, Western, Williams and the Middle College), River Mill and Clover Garden Charter Schools 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 and Burlington Christian Academy competed to prove they were the most knowledgeable in current, local, state, national and world events. Spring Semester Spring Semester Spring Semester Spring Semester Exams Exams Exams Exams Questions included regional topics such as “What will the widow of North Carolina’s favorite son, Andy Griffith, do with the home he purchased in the 1950s along the Roanoke Sound?” (Answer: she will have the house demolished) to national news like “The US Fish and Wildlife Service is 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 designating 740 miles of beaches from North Carolina to Mississippi as Mother’s Day Web Advisor Orientation for Final Summer Summer Semester critical habitat for what?” (Answer: loggerhead sea turtles). Summer New Students Semester Classes Begin Registration Closes Registration Thanks to Jay Ashley, Times-News Managing Editor, who wrote all of the at 3:00pm questions for the competition and to Byron Tucker, the event emcee. Thanks also to the team sponsors: The Rotary Club of Alamance (lead), ACC Student Government Association, Burlington Christian Academy, Glen Raven, Charles 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 R. & Sylvia T. Harris, McDonald’s, Mebane Women’s Club, Nichols Dodge, Rotary Club of Graham, Dick Shirley Chevrolet and the Singer Family. Many other local businesses donated prizes for the teams and for a raffle. Proceeds from the event will go to help GED students afford their testing fees and to the Times-News Newspaper in Education program. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Memorial Day (College Open) www.ACCFoundation.com 13 Dear ACCF Donor, I can’t express my gratitude enough to you for choosing me to receive this award. My goal is to fulfill pre-requisites required for application to state-wide Physician Assistant schools. I plan to be owner/operator of an urgent care center located in an underpriviliged area of rural NC. With your help I can continue my journey to help others. A Sincere Thank You, Jon

Students Receiving ACC Foundation Aid Excel Percentage of students who successfully completed coursework and were eligible to continue or graduate, Fall 2012 and Spring 2013.

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80% All Students Pell Non-Foundation Aid Foundation Aid (5,965) (2,865) (1,600) (602)

97% 97% 96% 93% 86% 95% 100% 95% 90% ACCF Sustainers June 2014 85% 80%We salute these donors who have given each HS Named Foundation Work Student All Scholarshipsyear forScholarships at least aScholarships quarter century!Study Distress Foundation Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday (125) (273) (455) (107) (51) (726) Mr. Marvin L. Barts, Jr. Mrs. Geraldine Horton Mr. Laurent Changuion Mr. Frank Rhodes 31 Years Ms. Glenda P. Blue Dr. John B. Wolverton Jr. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Ms. Suellyn Dalton

30 Years LabCorp Ms. Vicki H. Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Lindley 29 Years Wells Fargo Foundation 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Mr. Wallace Shearin

Flag Day Ms. Susan Abernethy Mr. Dennis Rasmussen Glendel and Pat Stephenson 28 Years Mrs. Doris Schomberg Ms. Linda Stevens Mr. and Mrs. R. Ms. Mary W. Watson 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Henderson Scott, Jr.

Father’s Day Summer Solstice Mr. David H. Davenport Mr. David W. Parker 27 Years Ms. Suzanne Lucier Ms. Jean Proctor Ms. Sherry J. Miller Ms. Geneva Whaley 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Apple, Bell, Johnson Ms. Mary Davis & & Co., P.A. Mr. Steven Reinhartsen 26 Years Mr. Wayne Bowery Ms. Arleen P. Frye Mr. Jeff G. Bright Ms. Betty Justice Mr. William C. Welborn

29 30 25 Years Dr. J. Robert Owen

www.ACCFoundation.com 15 Dear ACCF Donor, I am honored to be a recipient of this scholarship. Thank you for your generous contribution. Without special people like you, these opportunities would not be available and I would not be able to attend Nursing school. I always had the strong desire to help people who were not able to care for themselves. Thanks for your help and the help you have provided for others to reach the goals they have chosen. Stacey

financial highlights*

Changes in Net Assets 2012-2013 Net assets, July 1, 2012 $8,248,801 Gifts 1,068,211 Gains from investments 1,132,581 Expenses (890,021) Net assets, June 30, 2013 $9,559,572

July 2014 Programs and Expenses 2012-2013 2011-2012 Scholarships & Aid $557,576 $753,587 Program Enhancement 113,185 197,911 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Support Services from ACC 186,854 191,906 Other 32,407 36,282 $890,022 $1,179,686 1 2 3 4 5 Independence Day College Closed

Sources of Support 2012-2013 2011-2012 Endowment Contributions $254,812 $351,420 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Restricted Contributions 73,237 87,904

Summer Unrestricted Contributions 740,162 698,955 Classes End Gain/Loss on Investments 1,132,581 (195,683) $2,200,792 $942,596

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ACC Adult Curriculum High School/GED Graduation Graduation Net Assets June 30, 2013 June 30, 2012 Cash and equivalents $563,653 $466,719 Investments 8,323,617 7,269,332 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Promises to give, net 613,279 460,604 Other 59,173 52,983 Total $9,559,722 $8,249,638

*From financial statements for the year ended 6/30/13, 27 28 29 30 31 audited by Davenport, Marvin, Joyce & Co.,LLP.

www.ACCFoundation.com 17 Dear ACCF Donor, I am working toward a degree while being the best mother I can. Without this scholarship I would not be in school today. Your gift has helped me cover the costs of my tuition. When I complete my degree and become employed full-time, my hope is to help another student much like you helped me. Thanks to God and you my dreams are coming true. Shaunta

Endowment Summary

The ACC Foundation exists to aid students with a demonstrated financial need in reaching their educational goals, while supporting the mission of ACC. Value As of June 30, 2013, the ACC Foundation’s endowment was comprised of over 125 individual funds totaling approximately $8.4 million. Total financial assets of the ACC Foundation are $8.9 million.

$4.5 $5.6 $5.1 $4.4 $5.1 $7.5 $7.3 $8.4 $8 M $7 M $6 M $5 M $4 M 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Management The ACC Foundation’s financial assets are overseen by an Investment August 2014 Committee consisting of nine volunteer business professionals. The Investment Committee establishes policies for the management of the assets and employs Trust Company of the South to carry out day-to-day Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday investment activities. The fund return, for the year ending June 30, 2013, was 15.3%, outpacing the benchmark by 2.4%.

1 2 Spending The ACC Foundation employs spending and investment policies designed to provide a stable flow of support for the needs of ACC students and ACC educational programs, while preserving the future purchasing power of the endowment. The spending rate for the endowment assets is currently up 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to the 5% of the average value of each fund over the three previous fiscal year-ends, unless otherwise specified in the donor agreement.

Designation of Endowed Funds 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 New Student Final Scott Family Orientation Fall Semester Collection Registration 7% Unrestrictd 16%

Curriculum 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Support Scholarships Fall Semester 22% Classes Begin 55%

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www.ACCFoundation.com 19 Dear ACCF Donor, Thank you for the scholarship funds provided on my behalf. It has been a dream of mine for many years to be a nurse and thanks to you and your organization I am one step closer to that dream. I work a 40 hour work week and go to school at night. It takes all I earn to make ends meet. I have the determination to keep my grades up and be the best I can. I thank you for this opportunity, I will not disappoint you. Kim

2012-2013 Ambassadors

Elisa Abele, Culinary Arts, chose ACC’s culinary program because she would like to own a bakery. At ACC, Elisa was on the President’s List and September 2014 involved in community theater. She graduated in summer 2013. Marlen Arcos, Criminal Justice Technology, has the goal of entering the Basic Law Enforcement Training program and becoming a bilingual police officer. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Kimberly Calvey, Culinary Arts, is the mother to three and a student worker. She is completing her final year at ACC in 2014. Sydney Carey, Advertising and Graphic Design and University Transfer, was home-schooled and volunteers with the Alamance County Arts 1 2 3 4 5 6 Council. She is now a junior at Appalachian State University. Labor Day College Closed Ebony Leath, University Transfer, is a graduate of Graham High School. She graduated in summer 2013 and has transferred to UNC-Chapel Hill. Ngozika Nwoki, University Transfer, is originally from Nigeria and graduated from Williams High School. At ACC he was active in student government. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 He graduated in summer 2013 and has transferred to UNC-Chapel Hill. Patriout Day Carrie Johnson Parker, Nursing, is a Southern High School graduate and has served as Spanish Club president. She hopes to transfer to Duke University to attain her BSN after completing the nursing program at ACC. Ja’Neeva Sampson, Elementary Education, is a graduate of Graham High School. She has transferred as a junior to Kansas State University. 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Brooke Votolato, Criminal Justice Technology, is a graduate of Eastern Constitution Day Guilford High School and is the mother of one. She plans to work as a rehabilitation correctional counselor upon graduation. Brandon Walls, University Transfer, is a graduate of Orange High School and is now at Southeastern Seminary. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Ryan Winkler, Horticulture Technology, began at ACC in the Green Autumnal Equinox Certificate program, offered through the Industrial Systems Technology curriculum. He will graduate from the Horticulture Technology program and plans to work in the agricultural field, promoting green practices. Tyler Workman, University Transfer and Accounting, is a graduate of Eastern Alamance High School. He is now a junior at Appalachian State 28 29 30 University and plans to study environmental biology.

www.ACCFoundation.com 21 Dear ACCF Donor, This scholarship will take a lot of weight off me and my family’s shoulders. We have never had much money and just scrape by, but thanks to you I will be able to focus on my studies and save a litttle money to help out my family. I promise that you picked the right person for this honor and that I will not waste it. Thank you for helping me help others. Sincerely, Tiffany

S ignificant losses for the ACC community

Wlliami C. Ingold Bill started Burlington Lincoln-Mercury in 1964 and later expanded with Burlington Honda October 2014 and Bill Ingold Mazda where, along with being owner and president, he served on numerous dealership councils and committees. Bill served on the ACC Foundation board for Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 15 years starting in 1989 and in 2004, was named a Board Member Emeritus. He was President 1993-1994. He was instrumental in the creation of the Jake King Automotive Scholarship. Bill passed away on January 7, 2013. The family kindly asked that memorials 1 2 3 4 to Bill be made to the ACC Foundation.

Telma h PaRKER Thelma was employed by ACC in 2005, and was the departmental secretary in the Learning Resources Center. She was 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 committed to making a difference at ACC and in the lives of all with whom she came in contact. Thelma, who passed away in July 2012, will be missed for her talents, compassion, humor, intelligence and the drive to be best in all of her many endeavors. The library staff is committed to raising funds each 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 year to support a scholarship in her memory. The scholarship will Fall Break Fall Break Fall Break Fall Break Fall Break Fall Break benefit library work study students. Columbus Day Se t ven ReINHARTSEN Steven Reinhartsen served 25 years as a career counselor to students at Alamance 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Community College and passed away unexpectedly in September 2012. During his tenure at ACC, he gave to the ACC Foundation to help students every year. Friends and family members are raising funds for a scholarship in his memory to benefit ACC work-study students. A 5K was held in 26 27 28 29 30 31 November 2013.

Halloween www.ACCFoundation.com 23 Dear ACCF Donor, I am 20 years old with a big dream of becoming an RN and follow in my grandma’s footsteps. I am hoping to get my CNA and continue on to my nursing degree. Grandma was an OR nurse and abosolutely loved her job, until she became sick & passed away recently. I am so lucky and grateful that there are people like you that are helping students like me to get their education! Sincerely, Lindsay

2012-2013 ACC Retirees

Nine employees retired from ACC during the last calendar year. We acknowledge them and their years of service at ACC:

Connie Stack Maria Baskins Pat Johnson Associate Dean, Health English Administrative Secretary and Public Services Instructor Departments of Business 5 years 10 years Technologies and Industrial and Graphics Technology 13 years

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Kaye Acton Ray Harclerode Linda McAdams Medical Assisting Mathematics Executive Assistant, 1 Department Head Instructor Office of the Executive 14 years 15 years Vice President 21 years

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Geneva Whaley Billie Jones Dan Timmons Accounting Technician Administrative Secretary, Physics 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Business Office Office of the Executive Instructor 25 years Vice President 28 years 28 years

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W ays to Give

Gifts of cash Cash gifts are immediate and, if you itemize your taxes, your outright gifts of cash are fully deductible for federal income tax purposes. Bequests After providing for loved ones, name ACCF a beneficiary in your will to ensure a permanent legacy of helping ACC students. (Check with your estate planner.) Tell your loved ones you would like ACCF to be listed to receive memorial gifts in your obituary. Gifts of real estate Gifts of real estate allow the donor to avoid capital gains tax and realize a charitable deduction on the full fair market value of the real estate.

Charitable gift annuity December 2014 ◊ Transfer at least $10,000 to ACCF now and receive a guaranteed above market rate of return for the remainder of your life. Perfect for those who live off their assets and who are worried Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday about market volatility. ◊ Immediate tax benefits may be realized. ◊ Remaining asset value transfers to ACCF use upon passing of the donor. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Vehicles and equipment ◊ Certain programs at ACC may benefit from donations of non-cash items that help educate students in current techniques and technologies. ◊ Such donations may be tax-deductible. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Gifts of life insurance A life insurance policy that is no longer needed can be a perfect vehicle for a gift. Name ACCF as the owner and beneficiary of the policy. The current cash value and future premiums paid may be tax deductible. (Check with your life insurance agent for details.) 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Gifts of stock Hanukkah Begins Giving long-term appreciated stock may offer you a two-fold tax savings: 1. You avoid paying capital tax on the increase of the value of the stock. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 2. You receive a tax deduction for the full fair market Winter College Closes College Closed Christmas Day College Closed College Closed value of the stock at the time of donation. Solstice at 5pm College Closed

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President’s Circle Haw River Circle Alamance Circle Mr. and Mrs. William C. Powell Pro Feet, Inc. ($100,000 or more) ($5,000 - $9,999) ($1,000 - $4,999) Ms. Jean Proctor (E) D onor StATus Key:* Mr. Scott T. Queen (A) (E) (A) Alumna/us George Leeman McBane Estate Ametek One anonymous gift Ms. Carolyn Rhode (E) and (E) ACC Employee Bank of America 1st Savings and Loan Association Mr. Mark Tosczak BB&T Acucote, Inc. (EFB) ACCF Emeritus Director’s Circle Kendra Poteat LCDR Jesse W. Robinson, Jr. Capital Bank Charitable Alamance Community College L.J. Rogers, Jr. Trucking, Inc. Board Member Parking Tickets Mr. M. Douglas Hargrove ($50,000 - $99,999) Foundation Rotary Club of Alamance (FB) ACC Foundation Alamance County Area Convention Charles R. (FB) and Carolina Biological Samet Corporation Board Member Alamance Regional Medical Center and Visitors Bureau Sylvia T. (A) Harris Supply Company Alamance County Medical Mr. and Mrs. Nat T. Harris SAS Institute Inc. (R) Retiree Carolina Nissan, Inc. Group Managers HBS Financial Advisors Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Shell III (T) Trustee Ambassador’s Circle Liggett Group LLC Altrusa International, Inc. of Herb Society of America, Mr. Kelly Shirley (FB) and ($25,000 - $49,999) W.E. Love & Associates, Inc. Chapel Hill North Carolina Unit Ms. Martha Zeagler *Status at time of National Agents Alliance American National Bank and Honda Aero, Inc. donation and may Trust Company reflect donor preference Community Foundation Nypro Mebane Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Ed Hooks Ben and Caroline Ansbacher of Greater Greensboro The James and Anne Powell HUB International AT&T LabCorp Donor Advised Fund, Huffman Oil Company, Inc. Burlington Civitan Club Alamance Foundation Vicky and Sam Hunt Wells Fargo Burlington Woman’s Club, Inc. Smith Family Foundation Foundation Business Insurers of the Carolinas SunTrust Bank Impact Fulfillment Service, Inc. Partners in Education CenturyLink Universal Forest Products, Inc. TAPCO Underwriters, Inc. IndTool, Inc. Erin Yount Chandler Concrete Company, Inc. Robert Lee Pate, III VFW Post 10607 ($10,000 - $24,999) Times News Mr. (EFB) Mrs. William Chisholm Service, Inc. C. Ingold Mr. Richard H. Shirley Jr. Walmart Store #5346 Twin Lakes Community One anonymous gift Mrs. Jane H. Crabbe Local Government Federal Justin (E) and Jessica Snyder Walter Williams Class of 1962 Aramark CT Nassau Corporation Credit Union Mr. (T) and Mrs. Derek Steed Russell (FB) (T) and Rosella Wilson Glen Raven, Inc. Darrell Allen Body Shop Lowe Funeral Home & Dr. Rosemary F. Stein (T) and Wishart, Norris, Henninger & Pittman, PA Crematory, Inc. Dr. David A. Stein Dr. Carol S. Disque (E) Dr. (R) and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. Hayden-Harman Foundation Mebane Business Association Glendel (EFB) and Pat Stephenson DNA: SI LABS Honda Power Equipment Ms. Carole W. Moore Robert and Leonorah Stout Manufacturing, Inc. Duke Energy Carolinas Jimmy (EFB) and Brenda Moser STOUT STUART McGOWEN & KING LLP Mr. (A) (FB) and Mrs. Cathy and Reid (T) Dusenberry Dr. Timothy J. and Celeste Ron and Barbara Sturgill Jack R. Overacre, Jr. Engineered Plastics, Inc. / M. (E) Mulrooney Technical Precision Plastics, Inc. Dr. (A) and Mrs. Samuel C. Powell Davy Davidson (T) Martin (E) and Susan Ms. Dorothy W. Thompson Sandvik Machining Solutions Dick (T) and Linda Fisher Nadelman Sydney Finau Truliant Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. William C. Scott Sr. Follett Higher Education Group Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Gilliam Coble & Moser, L.L.P. Jan-Erik B. Nordh Trust Company of the South GKN Driveline, U.S. Operations Mr. (A) and Mrs. H. Mr. F. Dave Turnage (R) Abdul-Alif J. Dulgod Keith Porter

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Mr. (E) and Mrs. Ronald L. Hall Mr. Haywood G. Simpson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Bolden Ms. Margaret Hooper (A) (R) Mr. David W. Parker (E) Mr. and Mrs. (FB) Blairton Hampton Ms. Sherri Singer (E) Mr. (R) and Mrs. R. Wayne Bowery Mr. and Mrs. William S. Horn (A) Ms. Donna Pruitt (A) (E) Ms. Candy E. Harmon (A) (E) Mr. and Mrs. John H. Slayton Dr. and Mrs. (FB) Michael Ms. Beverly Huffines (A) (E) Mr. and Mrs. (R) Douglas M. Qualls Dr. Jessica L. Harrell (E) Steinbicker Dentistry W. Brennan Mrs. Kitty Hupman (A) Qualls Landscape, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John E. Harwood Jr. (E) Syntech Mr. Jeff Bright (E) Ice Age Management Ms. Charon Ray (A) Mr. and Mrs. (FB) Robert C. Hill, Jr. Mr. Jesse Vaughn, Jr. (A) (E) Brothers Research Corporation Ms. Monica Isbell (E) Hoffman Nursery Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Walker Burlington Christian Academy Ms. Cathy Johnson (E) Brandon Enoch Mr. and Mrs. (E) James R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. (FB) Howard Welborn Mr. H. Watson Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Joyce (A) Mr. (EFB) and Mrs. Jack R. Lindley Whitfield Properties Team Mr. and Mrs. (FB) Jennings I. Mr. and Mrs. T. Blake Keller (A) Chandler, III Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Reginald Jamie and Jim Killorin Leadership Circle Cobb, Ezekiel, Loy & Company, PA J. Lipscomb, Sr. Knit-Wear Fabrics, Inc. Gene (E) and Judy Couch ($500 - $999) Mrs. Miriam S. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ms. Catherine McCormick and Mr. (FB) and Mrs. John G. Currin, Jr. M. Kolodny-Hirsch One anonymous gift Finh Nabounpaeng Ms. Sheila Steplar Ms. Susan Dalton (E) Mr. Peter Kracunas (A) (E) Kaye Acton (R) Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald Davenport, Marvin, Joyce & Co., LLP Mrs. Mary Ann Lake Alamance Breakfast Rotary Club Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Rhode Mebane Woman’s Club, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Davis (A) Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. LeGrand Alamance Caswell Dental Society Mr. (A) and Mrs. Jonathan Mr. (A) and Mrs. (E) Tim Miles Gil (R) and Becky Dodson Dr. and Mrs. Richard I. Letvak American Culinary Federation, Richardson North Carolina Nursery & Dawn Jackson Channing and Janyth (R) North Carolina Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Longest, Jr. Landscape Association, Inc. Fredrickson Robert Whitfield Towing Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Jeffrey Andrews Ms. Suzanne Lucier (R) Oertel, Koonts, & Oertel, PLLC Mrs. Rose Anne Gant Ms. Joanna Roberts (A) (E) Apple, Bell, Johnson & Co., PA Dr. Thomas Lucier (E) Mr. Robert and Dr. Sarah Olenick Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Gilbert, Jr. Mr. Byron T. Robinson (R) Mr. (FB) (T) and Mrs. Jerry A. Bailey Investor Circle Rev. Dr. and Mrs. (FB) Sir Walter Doris (E) and David Schomberg Oliver Rentals Michael Glick Agency, Inc. L. Mack, Jr. Mr. James Becker Mary (A) and Johnny Schronce Ms. Linda Orin (E) ($250-$499) Mr. (FB) (T) and Mrs. William Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Paul Mauney Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bilson P. Gomory Dick Shirley Chevrolet, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Parker Ms. Sonya McCook (E) Mr. Fred Bowman 3 anonymous gifts Dr. Laura Gorham (R) Mr. Reece Simmons (R) Mr. W. Charles Parks (E) Men’s Garden Club of Burlington Mrs. Eloise J. Bryan ACC Christian Outreach Graham Rotary Club Mr. Steve Smith (A) Mr. and Mrs. E. Glenn Pendergraph Mr. and Mrs. William C. Merritt Ms. Vickie D. Byrd (EFB) ACC Remembrance Committee Guzman’s Market Mr. (EFB) (T)and Mrs. Carl R. Piedmont Electric Membership Ms. Dorena Miller (A) (E) Mr. (FB) and Mrs. David S. Cheek Corporation ACC Rotaract Club Mr. and Mrs. (R) James Harden Steinbicker Morrison Video Productions, LLC Cox Toyota-Scion Ms. Rhonda Pierce (E) ACC Student Government Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hargrave Ms. Cynthia L. Stevens (A) (E) Association Sandi (R) and Bob Moulton Ms. Suellyn Dalton (E) (R) Gregory Poole Equipment Company Ms. Anne Helms (A) (E) Ms. Sheila M. Street (E) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Amey Mr. John Muhammad (E) Engineered Controls International Red Wing Shoes of Durham Mr. (A) (E) and Mrs. Barry Thomas Chandler Thomas & Ms. Milele Archibald (E) Nichols Dodge, Inc. Hinshaw, LLP Fairystone Fabrics, Inc. Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Fairfax Reynolds T. Holland Ms. Margaret C. Asher (A) Dr. Aaron P. Noble, Jr. (A) (FB) Ms. Cynthia B. Thompson (A) (E) Mr. (T) and Mrs. Douglas David (A) and Sue (FB) Rich Mr. and Mrs. Ivan S. Holleman Ms. A. Christine Baker and Ms. Angela Satterfield P. Fincannon Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Scott Holt, Longest, Wall, Blaetz Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Pete Blaetz & Moseley, PLLC North Carolina Bar Foundation Mr. William H. Fonville (A) (E) Dr. Haifa E. Shahin-Johns (E) and Dr. Brenda (R) and Arnold Fowler Brian A. Johns Mr. G. Walker Blair, III Mr. (R) and Mrs. Chester Honeycutt Mr. L. Harold Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. (A) (R) Richard R. Blue, Jr. www.ACCFoundation.com 29 Donor Roll

Triangle Office Equipment Ms. E. Alexander Bailey (E) Mr. and Mrs. David Clegg (A) Mr. Larry Farrer (E) Mr. Winfield Henry (E) Mr. and Mrs. William G. Koronis Ms. Julie Trotter (E) Dr. William D. Bailey Ms. Cynthia Day Collie (E) Fiberglass Flagpoles of America Ms. Sandra R. Hinton (A) (E) Ms. Dianne L. Kuhn (E) Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ward (A) Ms. Carol H. Baker Mr. (R) and Mrs. Thomas G. Conally Fisher Wealth Management Ms. Susan E. Holt (R) Mr. and Dr. Harry C. LeGette Mr. and Mrs. John E. Watkins (A) Mr. Rodney Barber (A) (E) Mr. Erik Conti (E) Ms. Erin Flowers (E) Dr. Nancy Honeycutt (E) Living Landscapes Inc. Mr. Edward T. Williams (E) Mr. and Mrs. (A) (E) Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. (A) (E) John A. Corbett Ms. Sebena W. Foust (A) Ms. Denise Lloyd-Forbes (E) Ms. Michelle Williamson (E) E. Barker Courtyard by Marriott Burlington Mr. and Mrs. Doug Frazier Chief and Mrs. Robert Louis Ms. Vicki H. Wilson (A) (R) Mr. and Mrs. (R) Charles R. Basa Mr. J. Fabin Covington (E) Mr. Frank L. Frederick Ms. Janice G. Lovely (A) (E) Mr. and Mrs. (R) David Baskin Mr. David L. Crane (E) Ms. Jerilyn Free (E) Ms. Dana G. Lunday (E) Dr. Anna Bass (T) Ms. Sheri Crofts (E) Ms. Arleen P. Frye (E) Mr. (A) and Mrs. Johnathan Mr. Craig Batts (A) (E) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Cross Ms. K. Anne Gant S. Madren Mrs. Rebecca S. Batts (A) (E) Ms. Ann Cutter (R) Beth (A) and Pete Glidewell Mr. (A) and Mrs. Mark F. Maness Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Batts Ms. Frances Daniel (A) Ms. Sharon P. Go (A) and Mr. and Mrs. (A) Keith E. McAdams Kimberly Calvey Mr. Hunter C. Beattie (A) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Danieley (A) Mr. Don Luu Ms. Teresa R. McCormick (A) Mr. and Mrs. (A) Dave A. Bennett Mr. Stephen M. Gronback (A) Ms. Debra McCusker (E) Mr. John P. Day Mrs. Geraldine Horton (EFB) Big Branch Nursery Dr. Mohamad Haj-Mohamadi (E) Mr. and Mrs. (A) Thomas McGuire Ms. Alexandra DeSiato – Marano (E) Mr. Chad Huggins (A) (E) Ms. Hayvenyer M. Bigelow (A) (E) Mr. (A) and Mrs. Mark D. McIntyre, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Detwiler Mr. Albert W. Hughes, Jr. Jennifer Jeffries Dr. Rosa Bilbao (E) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I. McLean Ms. Claire Dixon (E) Ms. Michele C. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. W. Gene Black Dr. Neill McLeod Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss (A) (R) Mr. Marc Hunter (A) (E) Dr. Mike Blankenship (A) and Mr. Gary Doss Dr. Terry McNeill (E) Ms. Elizabeth Irizarry (E) Dr. and Mrs. George R. Boggs Ms. Courtney Doi (A) (E) Ms. Mary C. Mebane (R) Ms. Monika Jaramillo (A) Stakeholder Circle Ms. Sarah M. Boone (E) Dominos Pizza of Mebane Ms. Sherry J. Miller (A) (E) Mr. (A) and Mrs. Herb M. Jenkins Ms. Connie H. Bowman (A) (E) Ron and Judy Driscoll (A) Mr. Troy W. Millikan ($100 - $249) Mr. and (A) (E) Mrs. JJ Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Graves M. Braxton Dr. Marla Dunham (E) Eleven anonymous gifts Ms. Patricia Johnson (R) Ms. Elizabeth Brehler (E) Mr. Michael Dunklebarger (E) Jennifer Cogdon Mr. Dennis Rasmussen (R) and Dr. H.G. Jones Ms. Linda M. Brena (A) (E) Edwards Express Lube & Tire Ms. Susan Abernethy (FB) (R) Ms. Heather Jones (A) Vicky and Jon Bricker Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. (E) James N. Hall, Jr. ACC Asian Pop Culture Club Ms. Judy Jordan Ms. Brenda Brower (E) Ms. Martha B. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Hanson, III ACC Dental Assisting Club Mr. Timothy R. Julian (A) Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Byrd Mr. JJ Evans (E) Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Harbaugh ACC Flora Club Ms. Laura Kassler (E) Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Charles Mr. (R) and Mrs. Ray G. Harclerode ACC International Friendship Club Ms. Carol H. Kawula (E) T. Canaday, Jr. Mr. Perry Hardison (E) ACC Music & Dance Club Kernodle Clinic Larry Patterson Canteen, A Member of Mr. Sam Hargrave (A) Ms. Michel Adams (A) Compass Group Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ketcham Dr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Harman Ms. Lorri Allison (E) Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cheek (A) Mrs. Ellilu Key Mr. and Mrs. (A) (FB) Davis Mr. Otha Hawkins (E) E. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amaru Dr. and Mrs. Clyde J. Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Kirchen Ms. Lori Heiger (E) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore Ms. Shirley Arnold (A) Ms. Janelle Christopher (A) (E) Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Knight Ms. Colleen Heise (E) Mr. (A) and Mrs. Travis Moore Mr. and Mrs. (A) Paul W. Atkins Ms. Kimberly P. Clark (E) Mr. (FB) and Mrs. Paul Koonts Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Henderson David R. Moore, CLU & Associates Mr. Brian Bailey (E) Mr. Marvin F. Clark (A) Kathy Chrisco Mr. and Mrs. Lorne D. Koroluk

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Ms. Cheryl R. Rettie (A) Ms. Linda Stevens (R) Friends ($1-$99) Mr. and Mrs. (A) Dennis J. Rhew Ms. Guerry Stirling-Willis (E) Mr. (R) and Mrs. Frank Rhodes Ms. Jennifer Strange (E) 405 individuals and organizations gave at this level. Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Roland Sue-Lynn Textiles Ms. Vernell B. Rone (E) Mr. (R) and Mrs. Dan Timmons For a complete list, please go to www.accfoundation.com. Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Rouse Ms. Deborah B. Todd (E) Please let us know if we have missed you in any of these Dr. Kevin Sargent (E) Touloupas & Touloupas, DDS designations. We will update our records. Thank you. Ashley Williamson Ms. Caroline Scharlock (E) Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Traynham Ramon Vega Mr. and Mrs. William D. Moser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schley Dr. Steven E. Troutman Mr. William C. Welborn (A) (E) Mr. Steven Moses and Ms. Beth Ms. Rebecca Schoeneck (E) Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ms. Cynthia H. West (A) S. Marks Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Scott Tucker, Jr. (A) Westbrook Forest Neighbors Matching gifts provided by: Dr. Laila Moustafa (A) (E) Ms. Jessica R. Turner (A) (E) Mr. and Mrs. (A) (R) Roger Whaley Nall Printing Company Ms. Jessica Van Etten Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wheeler • The Coca-Cola Foundation Mr. John M. Neathery, Jr. (E) Ms. Lakeisha M. Vance (E) (FB) Ms. Sherry Wimberley (A) (E) • GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Ms. Gail C. Nelson Mrs. Carol Wade (E) • GKN Driveline, U.S. Operations Mr. Stephen Olson (E) Ms. Ruth Wade (R) Dr. J. Robert Owen (E) Ms. Mary Wagoner (E) • IBM International Foundation Ms. Brenda K. Pace Ms. Ann Waldon • LabCorp Mr. David E. Parker (R) Ms. Teresa M. Walker (E) • Lorillard Tobacco Company Daltin Collins Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peiffer Mr. Todd Wanless (E) • Gregory Poole Equipment Company The Peterson Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. (A) Michael D. Warren Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Scott • TE Connectivity LaRosa Pinnix-Bailey, DDS Ms. Stephanie B. Waters (E) Mr. H.A. Scott and Dr. Gilda C. Scott • Wells Fargo Foundation Ms. Paulette Powell (E) Brian Capps Select Bank & Trust Co. Pritchett Farms Nursery Mr. and Mrs. W. David Sellers Ms. Betsy S. Winborne Mr. Kirk Puckett (E) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Shaw Women’s Resource Center Mrs. Lisa Queeney-Vadney Mr. Wallace Shearin (E) Mr. (E) and Mrs. William This list represents gifts received by the ACC Mr. Steven Reinhartsen (E) H. Woodruff Foundation between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013. and Ms. Mary Davis Mr. Steven Shepherd (A) Mr. Daniel Sigmon (E) Mr. and Mrs. (A) Warren Pledges paid after June 30, 2013 will be included in D. Yarbrough Ms. Pamela Skillman (E) the 2013-2014 Annual Report. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mrs. Catherine R. Smith (T) Meredith Joyce A. Yeatts (A) (E) Every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy. Please direct Ms. Linda G. Smith (A) (E) questions or comments to Carolyn Rhode at 336-506-4128. Mr. David Yow (A) and Mr. and Mrs. (R) Otto Watson, Jr. Ms. Rebecca G. Smith (E) Ms. Lisa T. Kirkpatrick Ms. Ilsa Spaan (A) Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Watson Mr. and Mrs. (R) Gary Stack Mr. and Mrs. (A) Frank M. Way Charles and Lynda Stanley Mrs. Pamela Weinberg Laura Latta 31 Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Steele, Jr. www.ACCFoundation.com Gifts Made In Memory Of

Jarrett Archuleta Merline Ellison Mary Elizabeth Sanford Hoggard ◊ Ms. Eleanor S. Massey ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Linda M. Batts ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Danny R. McMasters ◊ Ms. Renata Crisp ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode and ◊ Mr. Jim Whitlow Harold Ashe ◊ Ms. Karen Evans Mr. Mark Tosczak ◊ Ms. Linda F. Voncannon Dr. W. Ronald McCarter ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Herb Jenkins Scott Holleman ◊ Ms. Susan G. Abernethy and Joel Bass ◊ Ms. Marlene W. Jones ◊ Mr. I. Scott Holleman Mr. Dennis Rasmussen ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Penny Lewis ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee Robin Smith Holt Dr. G. Walker and Sarah Blair ◊ Ms. Ella Neeley ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Batts ◊ Ms. Barbara D’Anna ◊ Mr. G. Walker Blair, III ◊ Ms. Susan Norvell ◊ Ms. Glenda Blue ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. McAdams ◊ Ms. Jeannie Proctor ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Cross, Jr. Dr. Betty Bowman ◊ Ms. Barbara Williams ◊ Mr. Fred Bowman Samuel and Margaret Holton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. David E. Detwiler C. P. William and Jean ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Gil Dodson Sandy Brownstein Northrup Fisher ◊ Ms. Brenda Fowler ◊ Cathy and Reid Dusenberry ◊ Mr. Ryan Hendricks ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amaru ◊ Ms. Grace Holton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Harbaugh ◊ Ms. Pat Johnson ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harris Jennings M. Bryan, Jr. Anna King Fox ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Kernodle, Jr. ◊ Ms. Eloise J. Bryan ◊ Mr. Randal Fox ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. McIntyre, Sr. ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode and ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman James M. Galbraith Mr. Mark Tosczak ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pressley Ivan Burger ◊ Ms. Jennifer Rudd ◊ Ms. Linda Stevens ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Qualls ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Hanson III ◊ Ms. Carol Wade Henry Jackson Garrison ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode and ◊ Ms. Mary Santiago and Mr. Mark Tosczak Ms. Katie Schultz ◊ Ms. Jaqueline Powell William R. Hupman ◊ Mrs. Kitty Hupman ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Savage ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Schley Wallace Gee ◊ Doris and David Schomberg ◊ Dr. Haifa E. Shahin-Johns ◊ Burlington Civitan Club William C. Ingold ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Shaw ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Bowman Joyce Burst Willa Campbell Gold ◊ Ms. Ethel P. Thomas ◊ Capital Bank Charitable Foundation ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Edwards ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Davis Isaiah Morehead, Jr. Thelma Parker Franklin B. Chacey Margaret Graham ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William P. Gomory Gerald Alva Miller ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Angela Barker ◊ Ms. Sheila Street ◊ Mr. I. Scott Holleman ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harris ◊ Ms. Susan B. Dalton ◊ Ms. Remona Beagle Marti Morton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. James D. Moser, Jr. ◊ Ms. Peggy Boswell Ella Ray Chacey Clara Hardin Harvey Mitchell ◊ Doris and David Schomberg ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brehler ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode and ◊ Burlington Civitan Club ◊ Ms. Tina Bryant-Allen Mr. Mark Tosczak ◊ Kevin and Maria Moore Shawn D. Mulrooney ◊ Ms. C. Ruth Burnette Vic Chisholm Shake and Eleanor Harris ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Wilson ◊ Mr. Erik S. Conti ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Mulrooney ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Chisholm Service, Inc. ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout Dr. Elvin Irizarry ◊ Mr. Marc Hunter Jamie Michael Navarre ◊ Ms. Mary Davis Margaret Cooper Ms. Susie Wolverton Hawes ◊ Ms. Elizabeth Irizarry ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Dr. Marla Dunham ◊ Altrusa International, Inc. of Chapel ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. ◊ Sam Moore ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest Hill Wolverton, Jr. Richard Jones ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gant, Jr. Ashley Bernard Nunn ◊ Mr. Peter Kracunas ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Shepherd ◊ Mr. Nicholas H. Harris ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Carlene Morton Cecil Crabbe Musette Evans Hawkins ◊ Jason’s: The Art of Jewelry ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Jane Crabbe Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mann Mike Pace ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William D. Koronis ◊ Mr. David E. Parker ◊ Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Walker ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Ms. Catherine McCormick ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cohen ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Doug Frazier ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode and ◊ ACC Phi Theta Kappa Katherine Maultsby Mr. and Mrs. George Dusenberry ◊ Dr. Sandra D. Moulton and Mr. ◊ Mr. Troy W. Millikan Mr. Mark Tosczak ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Dr. Sandra Moulton ◊ Ms. Catherine McCormick Robert G. Moulton ◊ Ms. Brenda K. Pace ◊ Ms. Sheila Street Dr. N. Douglas Ellis, Jr. Louise Heckman Audrey and George McBane ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William T. Pate ◊ Mrs. Elaine P. Simmons Thomas E. Powell, Jr. ◊ Ms. Martha B. Ellis ◊ Mary and Johnny Schronce ◊ Ms. Nancy M. Burchanan ◊ Qualls Landscape, Inc. ◊ Bill Paris ◊ Carolina Biological Supply Company ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Cynthia H. West ◊ Kernodle Clinic ◊ Russell and Rosella Wilson ◊ Mr. Al Catlos ◊ Dr. and Mrs. James B. Powell ◊ Dr. and Mrs. G. Wallace Kernodle, Jr.

Gifts Made In Memory Of

Steven Reinhartsen ◊ Ms. Sandy Baker ◊ Mr. Laurent Changuion ◊ Ms. Doris Schomberg Rudy Smith Dennis Wade ◊ Ms. Susan G. Abernethy and ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts ◊ Mr. Brian P. Clougherty ◊ Ms. Sherri Singer ◊ Mr. Wally Shearin ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee Mr. Dennis Rasmussen ◊ Ms. Remona Beagle ◊ Ms. Suellyn Dalton ◊ Ms. Becky Smith Carroll Stearns ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Batts ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee ◊ Ms. Peggy Boswell ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Minnie Smith ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longest, Jr. ◊ Ms. Suellyn Dalton ◊ ACC Student Government Association ◊ Ms. Beth Brehler ◊ Mr. J.B. Davis ◊ Liz and Tony Solazzo ◊ Ms. Natalie Miles ◊ Ms. Amanda Albright ◊ Ms. Jenny Brownwell ◊ Ms. Mary Davis ◊ Ms. Pat Somers B.L. Stewart ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Marti Asher ◊ Ms. Patricia Bruce ◊ Ms. Sabrina Degain ◊ Ms. Deborah Todd ◊ Ms. Catherine McCormick ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode and ◊ Dr. Carol Disque ◊ Mr. Dave Turnage ◊ Ms. K. Anne Gant Mr. Mark Tosczak ◊ Ms. Debra Dixon-Doss ◊ Ms. Jessica Turner ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gant, Jr. ◊ Doris and David Schomberg ◊ Ms. Erin Flowers and ◊ Ms. Carol Wade Nora Lee Cook Tate Helen Walton Mr. Adam McEvoy ◊ Ms. Teresa M. Walker ◊ Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stallworth ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davis ◊ Ms. Nancy Forrest ◊ Ms. Stephanie B. Waters ◊ Dr. Janyth Fredrickson ◊ Ms. June West Dr. and Mrs. Allen Tate Scott Watkins ◊ Ms. Dorinda Gilliam ◊ Westbrook Forest Neighbors ◊ Ms. Catherine McCormick ◊ Mr. and Mrs. John E. Watkins ◊ Mr. Ray Harclerode ◊ Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. Evon Walker Thomas Dr. Barry Weinberg ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Harris ◊ Women’s Resource Center ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Koroluk ◊ Ms. Beth Marks and Mr. Steve ◊ Ms. Lori Heiger ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Woodrum Patsy Tingen Moses ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William A. Huffman ◊ Mr. Tyler Workman ◊ Ms. Lisa Queeney ◊ Ms. Chad Huggins ◊ ACC Rotaract Club Jimmy Rhea ◊ Ms. Lucille D. Brooks ◊ Ms. Pam Weinberg ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Hughes ◊ Ms. Catherine McCormick ◊ Ms. Michelle Hunter ◊ Ms. Lori Heiger G. Joe Wheeler ◊ Ms. Dawn Jackson Lib Rice ◊ Ms. Dee Kuhn ◊ Mr. and Mrs. David C. Parker ◊ Ms. Cathy Johnson ◊ Ms. Catherine McCormick ◊ Mr. Scott T. Queen ◊ Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Steele, Jr. ◊ Ms. Jessica Van Etten ◊ Ms. Joyce Johnson Alma and Jerilynn Robinson Chris Torain ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jordan, Jr. ◊ LCDR Jesse W Robinson, Jr. ◊ Ms. Rayvelette Farrington Mike Wilder ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. ◊ Ms. Michelle Williamson ◊ ACC Remembrance Committee Kolodny-Hirsch Joe Schoeneck ◊ ACC Rotaract Club ◊ Mr. Brian Bailey Marilyn Trotter ◊ Ms. Sherry Miller ◊ Doris and David Schomberg ◊ Ms. Becky Shoeneck ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Natalie Miles ◊ Ms. Stephanie B. Waters ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Gov. and Mrs. Robert W. Scott Kathleen Turner Mr. Louis Wilkins ◊ Mr. John Neathery ◊ Dr. H. G. Jones ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman ◊ Ms. Karen Oakley ◊ Ms. Beth Wilkins ◊ Ms. Ellilu Key Jalvia Vaughn ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Peiffer ◊ Ms. Neil McLeod ◊ Ms. Linda M. Batts Leslie Yeatts ◊ Ms. Carolyn Rhode and ◊ Ms. Renata Crisp ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Martin H. Nadelman Mr. Mark Tosczak Felix Simmons ◊ Ms. Karen Evans ◊ Ms. Donna Rice ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Keyston Young, Jr. ◊ Ms. Marlene W. Jones ◊ Ms. Judy Roberts ◊ Ms. Judith C. Young Jean Slaughter ◊ Ms. Penny Lewis ◊ Ms. Carey Rohrer ◊ Dr. Rosa Bilbao ◊ Ms. Ella Neeley ◊ Ms. Patsy Rohrer ◊ Ms. Susan Dalton ◊ Ms. Susan Norvell ◊ Ms. Tammy Rohrer ◊ Dr. Marla Dunham ◊ Ms. Jeannie Proctor ◊ Ms. Vicki Rohrer ◊ Ms. Lori Heiger ◊ Ms. Barbara Williams ◊ Ms. Ava Rosado ◊ Ms. Anne Helms ◊ Ms. Lorraine Rumley ◊ Ms. Susan E. Holt Teri Viega ◊ Ms. Shauna Butler Saunders ◊ Ms. Barbara Rhew ◊ Ms. Mary Wagoner ◊ Ms. Caroline Scharlock ◊ Mr. Dan Timmons ◊ Ms. Andrea Schlau www.ACCFoundation.com 33 Gifts Made In Honor Of

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Abernethy Whitney Layne Cox ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Clapp Anne Helms Carole Lineberry Moore Dee Snow ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Ms. Gail C. Nelson ◊ Cobb, Ezekiel, Loy and Co., PA ◊ Ms. Susan B. Dalton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William D. Koronis ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace ◊ Ms. Kay Corbett ACC English Faculty Suellyn Dalton Sue Honeycutt Linda McAdams Linda Stevens ◊ Mr. J. Fabin Covington ◊ Dr. Marla Dunham ◊ ACC Institutional Advancement ◊ Dr. Nancy Honeycutt ◊ Ms. Barbara D’Anna ◊ Ms. Marti Asher ◊ Davenport, Marin, Joyce & Co., LLP Staff ◊ Ms. Jeannette C. Blackburn ACC Nursing Program Margaret Hooper Margie Nichols ◊ Gilliam, Coble and Moser, LLP ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clapp ◊ Ms. Cynthia H. West Susan B. Dalton ◊ Alamance Caswell Dental Society ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace ◊ Ms. Olga Griswold ◊ Cobb, Ezekiel, Loy and Co., PA ◊ Ms. Ann Cutter ◊ Dr. LaRosa Pinnix-Bailey Dr. and Mrs. Matt Appenzeller ◊ Ms. Grace Holton Amy Jo Nicholson ◊ Mr. J. Fabin Covington ◊ Dr. Kevin Sargent ◊ Dr. Mike Blankenship ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Ms. Jennifer L. Jeffries ◊ Ms. Charon Ray ◊ Ms. Brenda Fowler ◊ Ms. Janelle Christopher Tom and Margaret Devetski ◊ Ms. Vanessa H. Maliski ◊ Gilliam, Coble and Moser, LLP Lisa Barrows ◊ Ms. Donna Pruitt Ngozika Nwoko ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Mr. Charles Parks ◊ Ms. Olga Griswold ◊ Ms. Susan B. Dalton ◊ Mr. Scott T. Queen ◊ Touloupas & Touloupas, DDS ◊ Ms. Gail C. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Steve Dingeldein ◊ Ms. Grace Holton Hunter Beattie ◊ Ms. Cheryl Rettie Nancy Omelko ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan Dr. and Mrs. David Johnson ◊ Ms. Vanessa H. Maliski ◊ Ms. Veronica Penn-Bartoo ◊ Ms. Helen H. Sharpe ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Hanson III ◊ Ms. Cheryl Rettie Cindy and Tim Donelly ◊ Ms. Cindy Stevens Dr. and Mrs. Chad Brasington Marvin Kimber Brenda Pace ◊ Ms. Cindy Stevens ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Ms. Linda Stevens ◊ STOUT, STUART, McGOWEN AND KING, ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ STOUT, STUART, McGOWEN AND ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schomberg ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Craig D. Cohen Dr. Marla Dunham ◊ Mr. Troy W. Millikan LLP Dr. and Mrs. James Bryan KING, LLP ◊ Mr. Scott T. Queen ◊ Ms. Susan B. Dalton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Felix Simmons ◊ Ms. Rosa Thompson ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Ms. Rosa Thompson ◊ Mr. Todd Wanless Dr. and Mrs. Randy Ely Lysandra Penn-Bartoo Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sydnor Kristin Winstead Carr Pam Hall Dorothy James Lee ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Mr. Hunter C. Beattie ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Ms. Susan E. Holt ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Stanley ◊ Ms. Denise Lloyd-Forbes ◊ Ms. Veronica Penn-Bartoo Dick Fisher Kristin Thompson Yvonne Aiton Chiaro Charlie and Sylvia Harris Jesse Long ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Amaru ◊ Mr. James Becker ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace ◊ Ms. Hannah Baggett ◊ Alamance Breakfast Rotary Club Veronica Penn-Bartoo ◊ Brenda Fowler ◊ Mr. Hunter C. Beattie Mr. and Mrs. John Touloupas Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cohen ◊ Ms. Marti Asher Dick and Betty Hatch Dana Lunday ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Stanley Meg Scott Phipps ◊ Dr. Michael Touloupas ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace ◊ Ms. Jeannette C. Blackburn ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan ◊ Ms. Anna L. Gerow Jill Troutman Dr. and Mrs. William Porfilio ◊ Ms. Denise Archuleta ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan Mary Speight Walker Van and Becky Romine ◊ Ms. Cathy Johnson ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Brennan Pam Weinberg Doris Schomberg ◊ Ms. Beth Marks and Mr. Steve ◊ Mr. Scott T. Queen Moses ◊ Mr. Todd Wanless Russell and Rosella Wilson ◊ Ms. June West ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Gilbert, Jr. Elaine Simmons Sarah Cooper Yarborough ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Doug Frazier ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Niparts Mr. and Mrs. Felix Simmons ◊ Ms. Brenda Pace Allie Rae Smith ◊ Mr. Steve Smith

Grants Awarded

The following grants were awarded to ACC by North Carolina Community Colleges Foundation The U.S. Department of Labor awarded the the North Carolina Community College System: awarded the following grant to ACC: following grant to ACC: ~ ESL Distance Learning Grant – $10,000 ~ Biotech Bootcamp Scholarship Grant – $3,875 ~ TAACCCT Grant Year 1 – $19,201 ACC’s ESL program provides field-tested civic and English program Selected students were trained in a four-day BioManufacturing Boot ACC is a member of a 12-college consortium that won a $15 million DVD’s and on-line lessons to ESL students so that they may study at Camp at the NC BioTech Capstone Center, Raleigh, in conjunction with grant to improve bioscience education curricula nationally. This home and/or supplement their classroom instruction. NC State University and Wake Technical Community College. Students grant comprises a portion of $500 million in grants to colleges and ~ Nursing Grant – $9,500 were exposed to biomanufacturing techniques and pharmaceutical universities for the development of innovative new training programs. Students experiencing difficulty with clinical literacy or skills are applications for their biotechnological skills. The purpose of the grant is The grants are part of the Trade Assistance Community College and given special tutoring by degreed nurses. The purpose is to retain to promote careers in BioTech fields. Career Training Initiative, and funded projects will be designed to be students – particularly minority and foreign born students – and to affordable to students and to meet industry training needs. improve completion rates. NC Department of Health and Human Services, ~ Minority Male Mentoring Grant – $25,000 Division of Public Health, Women’s Health The U.S. Department of Education awarded This grant provides guest speakers, special experiential activities, Section, Nutrition Services Branch awarded the the following grant to ACC: mentoring and tutoring to encourage minority males to complete their following grant to ACC: educational endeavors at ACC. ~ Transition Program for students with intellectual Early Childhood Nutrition Program – $1,000 disabilities into Higher Education (Western Carolina The National Science Foundation awarded the Funds were provided to train Early Childhood program staff regarding University Post-Secondary Satellite Grant Program), following grants to ACC: nutrition and fitness for children to promote the “Eat Smart-Move More” Second Year – $15,000 national effort to prevent childhood obesity. This program expands ACC’s current Career College Program through ~ Stem Cell Pipeline Grant – $25,618 the addition of a part-time coordinator, the expansion of curriculum Under the sponsorship of the City College of San Francisco, ACC is The Burlington-Alamance County Visitors and areas, and a partnership with Elon University so that students with one of two field test partners in this three year project to develop Convention Bureau awarded the following grant mild intellectual disabilities may move from a community college and test a cell culture/stem cell research curriculum for high school to the ACC Foundation: experience into a university environment with the aid of mentors from students to be taught in a community college setting. Elon University’s Service Learning Program. The goals for the student Scott Family Collection – $500 include post-secondary experience, vocational training, socialization ~ Bioscience Industry Fellowship Project and ultimately, employment. (BIFP) – $14,400 This award will enable the Scott Family Collection to host a weekend ACC’s Biotechnology Program will provide two three-day workshops to seminar on new methods and techniques for Researching Ancestry, train community college and high school science instructors the basics Genealogy, and Family Trees. This is planned in conjunction with ACC’s of biomanufacturing so they can extend that knowledge to their own Continuing Education Department. Publicity will be statewide. students in an effort to increase employment in the industry. www.ACCFoundation.com 35 ACC Foundation Endowed Funds (as of June 30, 2013)

$750,000 and above Sondra Hall Jones Endowed Scholarship Ms. Jones served as a school counselor with ABSS for many years. J.C. and Fran S. Dillingham Memorial Scholarship Students receiving this scholarship must demonstrate the intent to teach To provide financial assistance to students who graduated from after completing at least a four-year degree. local public high schools, including charters. Students must be at LabCorp Scholarships least 25 years old. Provides need-based financial assistance for students in the Biotechnology, LabCorp Endowed Chair Medical Laboratory Technology and other lab-based curriculum programs Provides general support for the Biotechnology, Medical Laboratory Audrey K. McBane Nursing Scholarship Technology and other lab-based curriculum programs. Mrs. McBane retired from Kernodle Clinic in 1993 after 31 years of service. At that time, the clinic established this scholarship in her honor. Her $500,000-$749,999 husband, George, added to this endowment significantly in his estate. Amick H. and Mattie S. Patterson Memorial Endowment Alamance Regional Medical Center Endowed Chair Mr. A.H. Patterson, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of his Provides general support for the Associate Degree Nursing curriculum. parents.

A.H. and Evelyn Guthrie Patterson Memorial Scholarship Endowment $250,000-$499,999 Mr. A.H. Patterson, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of his beloved wife. Alamance Regional Medical Center Scholarships Provides financial assistance to students in allied health programs and $100,000 - $249,999 A.O. Smith Endowed Scholarship to students preparing to enter allied health programs. The Alumni Loyalty Fund A.O. Smith, a manufacturing company with a plant located in Mebane from 1978 to 2008, established this fund to benefit qualified students with Scott Family Collection Endowment Established by many alumni of the College, each contributing $1,000 to demonstrated need. This endowed fund was established by members of the extended support student scholarships Scott family and friends of the Scott family to support the Scott Family Chandler Concrete Company, Inc. Partners at Work Endowment The Charlie and Esther Stadler Endowment Collection at ACC. Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate the The Stadler family established this fund in 1985 to support the priorities of the ACC Foundation. Charlie and Virgil Stadler founded Stadler’s Country The Samuel Moses Thornton Memorial Scholarships 40-year anniversary of ACC Hams. Bill and Elga Thornton established this scholarship in memory of his Founders’ Endowment grandfather. It provides assistance to students who have sound scholastic In 1988, a campaign kicked off to celebrate the College’s 30th anniversary. The Wooten Family Endowed Scholarship records and financial need. Thirty individuals and businesses – “Founders” – established the Elizabeth B. and Robert E. Wooten gave this scholarship fund in honor of Foundation’s first significant endowment. their three children

ACC Foundation Endowed Funds

$50,000 – $99,999 Margaret Hooper Dental Assisting Scholarship Fund H. Joseph Schoeneck Culinary Memorial Endowed Fund Given by area dentists and orthodontists to honor Margaret Minor Hooper, Mr. Sam Burst and his sister, Rebecca Schoeneck, established this fund Ambassador Endowment the original driving force behind ACC’s outstanding Dental Assisting program. in memory of her husband, Joe Schoeneck, who was well-known for his Funded in the mid-90s by Burlington Industries Foundation and Ms. Hooper retired in 2003. culinary skills. NationsBank (now Bank of America) to support the Ambassador program The William R. Hupman Scholars Endowment Shoffner Partners at Work Fund The Margaret H. Brown Endowed Fund Established by the Hupman family to honor Mr. Hupman, a lifelong resident Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate Mrs. Margaret Brown was active in many civic and church organizations of Mebane and a business and civic leader. Funds are used to support the the 40-year anniversary of ACC Ambassador program. in Alamance County. This fund was established from the proceeds of a SunTrust Partners at Work Fund Charitable Remainder Trust established by Mrs. Brown prior to her death Jake King Memorial Automotive Scholarship Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate in 2003. Larry Nichols, Bill Ingold and Buddy Martin were instrumental in establishing the 40-year anniversary of ACC Burlington Industries Partners at Work Endowment this memorial scholarship for Jake King, who was a well-known mechanic in Alamance County. Twin Lakes Community Scholarship Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate Twin Lakes is a village-like continuing care retirement community located the 40-year anniversary of ACC Charlie Lowry Culinary Fund in West Burlington. Preference is given to students in nursing or allied Capital Bank Partners at Work Fund Charlie Lowry, Chair of the Business Division at ACC for many years, left health programs. Established by Community Savings Bank (now Capital Bank) to support these funds to the ACC Culinary Arts department upon his passing in December 2004. The Wells Fargo Foundation Endowed Fund for Student Aid the priorities of the ACC Foundation. It was given to celebrate the 40-year Provides funds to benefit students attending ACC anniversary of ACC. Walter A.G. Maschke Memorial Scholarship This fund was established by Elga Thornton in memory of her father. Mr. Wishart, Norris, Henninger & Pittman, P.A. Endowed Fund First State Savings Bank Partners at Work Fund Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate Maschke was known as a “real gentleman” and a caring individual. He was Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC the 40-year anniversary of ACC a successful businessman.

C.P. William Fisher and Jean Northrup Fisher Memorial Endowed Jack R. Overacre, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund Mr. Overacre, an ACC alumnus, established this fund to assist students in Scholarship the Computer Information Technology Department. Dr. Dick Fisher, a long-time ACC Trustee, established this fund in memory of his parents to benefit students with need. Thomas E. Powell, Jr. Endowment Established by the Carolina Biological Supply Company to honor its founder. Glen Raven Partners at Work Fund It supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation. Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC The Elwood Prater Scholarship Fund The Burlington Merchants Association began this fund in 1992 to honor Elizabeth Hayden-Harman Endowment its long-time executive director. It provides financial aid to students in a Provides scholarships for Nursing and Early Childhood curriculum business-related curriculum program. students www.ACCFoundation.com 37 ACC Foundation Endowed Funds

$25,000 - $49,999 Huffman Oil Company, Inc. Partners at Work Fund Provides student aid at ACC and was given to celebrate the 40-year ACC Retirees Endowed Scholarship anniversary of ACC To date, 25 retirees have pledged or given at least $1,000 each in order to Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley Endowed Fund fully endow this scholarship and name the ACC Employee Lounge. Jack and Dot Lindley are well known in Alamance County for their Bank of America Partners at Work Endowment community involvement and philanthropy. This fund was established to Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate support the priorities of the ACC Foundation. the 40-year anniversary of ACC Pro Feet Inc. Partners at Work Fund BB&T Endowed Fund Supports student aid at ACC and was given to celebrate the 40-year Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation anniversary of ACC

Helen Brennan Honorary Scholarship The Al and Candace Rey Scholarship Helen Brennan, RN, is the past president of the Alamance-Caswell Medical Al and Candace Rey established this scholarship to provide assistance to Alliance and has long been active in healthcare initiatives in the area. It students raised by single parents. Ms. Rey was recognized as the 2000 provides financial assistance to students enrolled in or preparing to enroll ACC Distinguished Alumna. in one of the Allied Health curricula. Riddle and Company Partners at Work Endowment Ivan Burger Memorial Scholarship Fund Enhances the Advertising and Graphic Design curriculum and was given to Family and friends established this fund in memory of Ivan, a student celebrate the 40-year anniversary of ACC. in the ACC welding program, who died on Christmas Day 2006. Provides Alma T. and Jerilyn M. Robinson Memorial Scholarship Endowment funds to students in the Welding Technology curriculum. Byron Robinson and his brother established this scholarship in memory Burlington Motors Partners at Work Fund Ellis-Hall Scholarship Fund of their mother, Alma, and his brother’s wife, Jerilyn. The fund provides assistance to students in the Health and Public Services division. Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate To provide financial assistance to students demonstrating need. the 40-year anniversary of ACC Henderson and Hilda Scott Endowed Fund The Robert J. Graham Endowed Scholarship Marjorie and Paul Fulknier established this fund in honor of her maternal Byrd Family Partners at Work Fund Mr. Graham was one of the first employees of ACC. He taught math and grandparents. The purpose is to support the Scott Family Collection at ACC. Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate served as the first librarian. He later became the learning lab coordinator. the 40-year anniversary of ACC The Ralph H. and Hazeleene Scott Endowment Fund Shake and Eleanor Harris Memorial Scholarship Mr. R. Henderson Scott, Jr., a long-time ACC Trustee, established this fund Carolina Biological Supply Company Endowed Scholarship Fund Mrs. Leonorah H. Stout established this scholarship in memory of in 1983 to honor his parents. Senator Ralph H. Scott, Sr. served 13 terms in To provide financial assistance to students attending ACC in Biotechnology her parents. or who are in the University Transfer program earning Associate of the N.C. General Assembly and sponsored the original community college Applied Science degrees legislation in 1963. It provides funds to benefit the Scott Family Collection.

ACC Foundation Endowed Funds

Jean Slaughter Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund Alamance-Caswell Medical Society Endowed Scholarship Dr. George Walk Blair, Jr. and Sara Jo Barnett Blair Memorial Nursing Ms. Slaughter was a long-time English instructor at ACC and was Provides financial assistance to students from Alamance or Caswell County Scholarship instrumental in the phenomenal growth of the University Transfer enrolled in or preparing to enroll in one of the Allied Health curricula Dr. G. Walker Blair, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of his wife, program. This scholarship was funded primarily by her colleagues at ACC. who spent more than four decades improving health care and education Alamance-Caswell Medical Society Alliance Endowed Scholarship for health care workers in Alamance County. Smith Family Foundation Partners at Work Fund Provides financial assistance to students from Alamance or Caswell County Supports the priorities of the ACC Foundation and was given to celebrate enrolled in or preparing to enroll in one of the Allied Health curricula Sandy Brownstein Memorial Criminal Justice Scholarship the 40-year anniversary of ACC Ms. Sandy Brownstein passed away in 2001 after more than 20 years Alley, Williams, Carmen and King Scholarship Fund of service to ACC. Her final position was as Department Head of Public B.L. Stewart Culinary Scholarship Provides financial assistance to Mechanical Drafting students Service programs, which included the Criminal Justice department. This Friends and family established this fund in memory of Ms. Stewart, a scholarship was established in memory of Ms. Sandy Brownstein by her well-known local caterer. It assists students in the Culinary Arts program. Beach Family Scholarship Mr. Jeff Beach established this fund to provide financial assistance to former friends, family and colleagues. Joe Wheeler and Michael Cross Endowed Scholarship textile industry employees who are acquiring new job skills at ACC. V ic Chisholm Memorial HVAC Scholarship This scholarship fund was established by family, friends and colleagues Established by the family of Vic Chisholm who built one of the largest of Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Cross to honor their friendship. Mr. Wheeler died HVAC service companies in the Southeast. Mr. Chisholm was honored of cancer in summer of 2007 after serving as the attorney for the City of posthumously with the 2004 ACC Distinguished Alumni Award. Graham for many years. Margaret Cooper Endowed Scholarship Willard and Sibyl White Endowed Fund Margaret Cooper was a long-time member of the faculty at the UNC School Carolyn and Michael White established this fund in honor of his parents of Medicine. She also was an active member of Altrusa International of to support the Scott Family Collection. Chapel Hill. $10,000 - $24,999 Dixon-Doss Scholarship Endowment In 2002, Debra Dixon-Doss was recognized by the Association of School Business Officials International. With the award funds, she and her V ardy and Clara Abernethy Endowed Scholarship husband, Gary Doss, established the Dixon-Doss scholarship to honor Given by Susan Abernethy, a retired ACC Computer Information Technology Jewel A. Dixon, her mother, and Allen G. Doss, her father-in-law. The funds instructor, and her family members in honor of her grandparents support students who are committed to community service. Nancy J. Adams Culinary Scholarship Mark and Annie Foriest Scholarship Established by B.J. Adams in honor of his wife to benefit culinary students Tony Foriest was honored in 2004 with the Nancy Susan Reynolds Award for with financial need who are in good academic standing race relations given annually by Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation and directed Alamance-Caswell Builders Association Scholarship Fund the monetary award to establish this fund. The fund provides scholarships Provides scholarship assistance to students in homebuilding-related to students who are members of one of four area churches. curricula www.ACCFoundation.com 39 ACC Foundation Endowed Funds

James M. Galbraith Memorial Endowment Scholarship George Kimmel Memorial Scholarship Fund E. Glenn and Bettie C. Pendergraph Honorary Endowment This fund was established in memory of the 26-year old son of retired Established by John and Cathy Kimmel, in memory of John’s father, who Established by the owners of Central Builders of Mebane Inc. and ACC biology instructor Gail Galbraith. Preference is given to University worked as an educator for 35 years and was an inspiration to family and provides support to students in Carpentry; Air Conditioning, Heating, and Transfer students whose career plans include teaching. friends. He ultimately served as Superintendent of Schools of Schukill County Refrigeration; Mechanical Drafting and Accounting curricula. in Pennsylvania. It assists ACC students with demonstrated financial need. Louise Heckman Memorial Nursing Scholarship Myron and Sarah Rhyne Scholarship Mary Schronce, an ACC alumna, and her family established this Jack R. and Dorothy C. Lindley Scholarship Mr. Rhyne was the mayor of Graham and Mrs. Rhyne was active with the scholarship in memory of her mother, Lousie Heckman, who was a nurse Jack and Dot Lindley are well known in Alamance County for their arts council. It provides tuition assistance to students from Alamance in Alamance County for many years. The scholarship is given to high- community involvement and philanthropy. The scholarship provides County in the Advertising and Graphic Design curriculum. performing students in the Associate Degree Nursing program. assistance for students in the Business Administration curriculum. Saturday Morning Breakfast Club Horticulture Scholarship Norman and Bertha G. Herbin Scholarship Endowment W. Ronald & Peggy H. McCarter Scholarship for International Studies This group of friends meets on Saturday mornings for breakfast and shares Provides scholarships for ABSS graduates with a preference to those Dr. McCarter was the second president of ACC. The McCarter children established an appreciation for horticulture and ACC. Several of the members are graduating from Western Alamance High School this scholarship to assist students in the international program at ACC. former trustees or retirees of ACC.

The Eda and Ralph Holt Endowed Fund Kevin and Maria Moore Endowed Scholarship Fund* Paul V. Scheetz Scholarship Endowment This fund was endowed by Mr. and Mrs. Holt to support the priorities of The fund was established in 2009 by Dr. Martin Nadelman, President of Paul’s wife, Ruby, established this scholarship, which is primarily for the ACC Foundation. ACC, in memory of Kevin Moore, long-time department head for Automotive Mechanical Drafting students, in memory of the man who initiated the Systems Technology and in memory of Maria Moore, Kevin’s wife, who was Co-op program at ACC. He also taught drafting, blueprint reading, and math. J. Robert Holt Memorial Scholarship a Registered Nurse and taught part-time in ACC’s Nursing Assistant program. Elizabeth P. Holt established this scholarship in memory of her husband. Both Kevin and Maria died in their 40s of cancer. Many of Kevin and Maria’s It provides assistance to Alamance County students with need. friends, family members and colleagues have also contributed to this Samuel and Margaret Holton Endowed Scholarship scholarship. This fund was established by Grace Holton, ACC Accounting Instructor, Jack O’Kelley Memorial Sertoma Club Endowed Scholarship to honor her parents. Dr. Holton retired from the faculty of the UNC- Jack O’Kelley was a long-time member of the Sertoma Club and also served CH School of Education in 1987 after 39 years and served on numerous as Director of Extension Programs at ACC. The primary purpose is to provide education boards during his professional career. Mrs. Holton was active funds to assist students who have speech, hearing or language disabilities. in the state Home Economics Association, Chapel Hill Day Care Services Board and in the League of Women Voters. W. Michael Pace Memorial Horticulture Scholarship This scholarship was initiated by Rett Davis, then Alamance County The Linda Humble Endowed Scholarship Cooperative Extension director, to memorialize Mike Pace, a well-known This scholarship was established by an anonymous donor in 2005 to landscaper in Alamance County. honor Linda Humble, principal of River Mill Charter School. It provides assistance to River Mill graduates attending ACC. James Patterson Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship Dr. James Patterson established this scholarship in memory of his son. John W. and “Pete” Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund It provides financial assistance to students in the Medical Assisting or Established by Richard Jones to memorialize his parents. Funds are given Associate Degree Nursing programs. to industrial or cosmetology students.

ACC Foundation Endowed Funds

Doris Schomberg and Marvin Kimber Culinary Scholarship Jill Troutman Visual Arts Scholarship Under $10,000 Wayne Bunting, Randy Cox, and Paul Kearns, on behalf of Wright Brothers Ms. Troutman is a local artist who is honored with this scholarship Steakhouse, Village Grill and Blue Ribbon Diner, endowed this scholarship in established by her art students. Alamance County Committee on Civic Affairs Founders’ Scholarship honor of these two beloved instructors in the ACC Culinary Arts department. Walter Williams Class of 1962 Scholarship Provides tuition assistance to a minority student. This scholarship was E. Faye Simpson Memorial Nursing Scholarship The members of the Walter Williams High school Class of 1962 have raised established to honor the legacy of service to humanity by founding Rockie and Mary Lou Troxler established this scholarship in memory of this endowment to support Williams’ graduates who enroll at ACC. members of the Committee: John Will Jeffries, J. Kinsey Malone, W.I. Morris Mrs. Simpson, who was a well-respected nurse in the community. and Dr. Stephen B. Thomas. Rosella Rodgers Wilson Tech Prep Scholarship Rudy Smith Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Wilson is honored by this scholarship for her many years of service Roy Blackwell Memorial Scholarship Claudia Smith established this scholarship in memory of her husband, an with Alamance-Burlington School System. It was established by her Established by his family to provide scholarship assistance to students in ACC retiree. It provides assistance to second-year Industrial and Graphics husband, Russell Wilson, who has served for many years as an ACC Trustee. the Business Administration curriculum Technologies students. Troy W. Woodard, Sr. Scholarship Jennings M. Bryan, Jr. Memorial Scholarship The Renee Snyder Endowed Scholarship Mr. Woodard was the former mayor of Graham and was a Board Member Mr. and Mrs. Mark McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan endowed This scholarship was established by an anonymous donor to honor Renee Emeritus of the ACC Foundation. The fund provides assistance to Alamance this scholarship to honor Mr. Bryan who was a Burlington businessman. It Snyder, Assistant Director of Clover Garden Charter School. It provides County students in a program related to engineering or business. provides financial assistance to ABSS graduates studying business. assistance to Clover Garden graduates attending ACC. Y ouths’ Friends Association Endowment Scholarship Burlington Woman’s Club Scholarship Linda Stevens and Brenda Fowler Scholarship in Industrial Technology Provides assistance to women returning to college. Combined, Linda Stevens and Brenda Fowler have taught accounting Provides support to students in the Industrial Technology division. V ernon Cheek Accounting Scholarship Fund at ACC for over 40 years, providing thousands of students with the Established by Janet Hildebrand, an ACC alumna, to provide assistance to necessary skills to succeed in their careers. accounting students. Mr. Cheek was a long-time accounting instructor at ACC. Thompson Family Scholarship Endowment Graham Lions Club Scholarship Curtis Thompson established this scholarship in honor of his sisters, who are The primary purpose is to provide financial assistance to needy, visually- nurses, to assist students from Caswell County who are entering the allied impaired students. health field. Mr. Thompson won the 2003 ACC Distinguished Alumni Award. J. Nimrod Harris, Sr. Memorial Scholarship The Patricia B. Tingen Alumni Scholarship for Business Students Provides financial assistance to academically talented students. The fund was established through the realization of an insurance policy established in 1993 by Patsy Tingen, a long time Business Administration Maurice Jennings Scholarship instructor at ACC. Family and friends have since added to the scholarship Mr. Jennings established this scholarship to assist ACC students. in Patsy’s memory. He founded Biscuitville restaurants.

Triangle Home Health Care, Inc. Endowed Scholarship Fund Triangle Home Health Care established this fund primarily to provide assistance to employees of the company and their family members to attend ACC. www.ACCFoundation.com 41 ACC Foundation Endowed Funds

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Established by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Coalition of Alamance County, funds are awarded to a student writing the best essay reflecting on the life of the civil ACC Foundation Current Use Scholarships Other Current Use Funds Held by rights leader. Available for the 2013-2014 School Year the ACC Foundation

Leonard and Jane Miller Memorial Visual Arts Scholarship Endowment ~ Kaye Acton Medical Assisting Scholarship ~ ACC Childcare Center Supply Fund The ACC Visual Arts Club established this scholarship in memory of Mr. Miller, ~ Acucote Scholarship for Industrial Systems Technology ~ Bank of America Work Study Fund a long-time department head in ACC’s Advertising and Graphic Design program. ~ Alamance Christian Academic Excellence Scholarship ~ Basic Skills Fund ~ Alamance County Human Resources Association Scholarship ~ Business Administration Department Fund Everett G. Mogle Memorial Endowment ~ Alamance County Medical Group Managers Scholarship ~ ConEd Supply Fund Everett Mogle was a successful real estate agent in Alamance County until his ~ Bank of America Books & Supplies Fund ~ Evening Reading Program Grant death in 1998. He was most proud of being a real estate instructor at ACC. ~ L.P. and Evelyn Best Memorial Scholarship ~ Susie Wolverton Hawes Memorial Professional Development Fund ~ Career College Scholarships ~ William C. Ingold Memorial Fund Janice Reaves & Otha Hawkins PTK Scholarship ~ Franklin B. Chacey Memorial Scholarship ~ PLANET Trip Fund (ACC Horticulture) Members of ACC’s Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society established this ~ Copland Employees Scholarships ~ SAM’s Culinary Fund scholarship in honor of the club’s two long-time advisors. Preference is given ~ Cox Toyota-Scion Scholarship ~ Student Distress Fund to PTK students. ~ Cecil Crabbe Memorial Scholarship ~ Sustainable Energy Program Grant Steven Reinhartsen Memorial Scholarship* ~ Darrell Allen Body Shop Scholarship ~ Crystal Lee Sutton Collection Fund Friends and family members are raising funds for this scholarship to benefit ACC ~ Edna Deberry GED Scholarships work-study students. Steven Reinhartsen served 25 years as a career counselor ~ Wallace Gee Memorial Scholarship (Burlington Civitan Club) to students at Alamance Community College and passed away unexpectedly in ~ Herb Society of North Carolina Scholarship September 2012. ~ Hattie M. Ledbetter Memorial Scholarship ~ Mebane Business Association Scholarship Karen Wolverton Smell Memorial Scholarship ~ Harvey Mitchell Memorial Scholarship (Burlington Civitan Club) Dr. and Mrs. John B. Wolverton, Jr. established this scholarship in memory of ~ Thelma Parker Memorial Scholarship Dr. Wolverton’s sister. Dr. Wolverton is a retired dean. It provides assistance ~ Piedmont Electric Membership Corporation HVAC Scholarship on a merit basis to part-time students. ~ Rotary Club of Alamance Scholarship ~ Rotary Club of Graham Academic Scholarship William E. Taylor Endowment ~ Sandvik Machining Solutions Technology Machining Scholarships Dr. Taylor was the first president of the institution that is now known as ~ Leah Sharpe Memorial Health Occupations Scholarship Alamance Community College. He served from 1962-1982. Mr. and Mrs. B. ~ Mark Isaac Smith Scholarship Tate Horton established this scholarship in 1988. Provides assistance to ACC ~ TAPCO Employees Scholarships students with financial need. ~ Jalvia Vaughn and Merline Ellison Memorial Scholarship ~ Wells Fargo Scholarships for High Need Industries *Endowments not yet fully funded to the agreed amount. Currently $20,000 is required to initiate an endowment at the ACC Foundation.

Together with our generous Letter from donors, we are looking accF Executive Director forward to building on a successful past and toward a bright future. The annual report traditionally recognizes past accomplishments while looking to the future. The transition from ACC’s third to fourth president is an important step in building ACC’s future. Just as the ACC Foundation helps students to acquire skills and credentials to build better futures, each new president brings unique talents and competencies to build a better future for the college. Together with our generous donors, we are looking forward to building on a successful past and toward a bright future.

Carolyn Rhode Executive Director, ACC Foundation Alamance Community College Foundation, Inc. Post Office Box 8000 Stay Connected: Graham, NC 27253-8000 Alamance Community 336-506-4416 College Foundation www.accfoundation.com