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Hats Off to Trades Careers Volume 2 • Issue 1 flightPath SANDHILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Hats off to Trades Careers Who Helps Find the Answers? Student Support Services Health & Fitness Science Program Curriculum and Continuing Education Schedule of Classes Fall Semester 2016 || FREE Ryan Book in Concert Wednesday, Sept. 7 7 pm Owens Auditorium No Admission Charge Fall Semester Concerts Ryan Book studied classical guitar at Radford University with internationally noted professor Dr. Robert Trent. In 2009 he received his M.A. in Guitar Veterans Day Concert Performance and Pedagogy from Radford University. It was in his years at Radford that Ryan had the opportunity to study with some Friday, November 11, 7 p.m. of the world’s most acclaimed musicians including Jorge Caballero, Carlo Barone, and Paul O’dette. Other masterclass appearances include Anthony Gleiss, Royangi Duo, Thomas Viloteau, Adam Kossler, and Andrew Zohn. Christmas Concert Ryan serves as Chair of the Department Fine Arts at Sandhills Community College where he is also an Associate Professor of music. He is currently working on his December 4, 2 p.m. D.M.A. in Performance at Shenandoah Conservatory where he studies guitar with internationally noted pedagogue and performer Julian Gray. SANDHILLS HORTICULTURAL GARDENS 14 Themed Gardens on 32-Acres Picnic Area Open Dawn to Dusk Year-Round Designed and maintained by students and faculty of our Landscape Gardening program. We are happy to offer a docent guided tour for ten or more participants. Please call (910) 695-3882 at least two weeks prior. MALCOLM X THE MAN & HIS LEGACY Free to Moore and Hoke County Residents NY Times Best-Sellers Adult & Children DVD Loans-3 for 3 days October 3 • 7 PM Children’s Section • Over 100 Magazines Owens Auditorium • Free Admission Elementary & Middle School Guest Speakers: “Battle of the Books” Available Qubilah Shabazz Research Assistance Peter Yellin Community Computers • Free Wi Fi Sandhills Community College and St. Joseph of the Pines proudly present Qubilah Shabazz, the Monday - Thursday 7:45 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. daughter of Malcolm X who witnessed her father’s Friday 7:45 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. assassination, along with Peter Yellin, the attorney Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m who defended one of the killers of Malcolm X. Closed Sunday The Carolina Philharmonic Symphonic Masterworks: The New World Symphony Saturday, October 22 7:30 pm • Owens Auditorium Sandhills Community College Owens Auditorium is the home venue of The Carolina Philharmonic. Classical Guitarist All SCC events and Adam Kossler Continuing Education classes can now Thursday, December 1 • 7pm • Owens Auditorium No Admission Charge be found on Spout. Adam Kossler has been a top prizewinner in a number of international guitar Click this code to competitions including the Boston Guitarfest, Columbus Guitar Symposium, East Carolina Guitar Competition, MANC guitar competition, Texas International Guitar download and install Competition, Music Teacher National Association Competition,and the Appalachian Guitarfest Competition. the free app. flightPath Questions about Sandhills Community College curriculum programs can be directed to the Student Services Department at (910) 695-3725. To inquire about Continuing Education courses, call (910) 695-3980. Publisher...................................Dr. John Dempsey President of Sandhills Community College Editor, Writer, Graphic Artist, Photographer ............ Karen McKellar Manning Director of Marketing and Public Relations Sandhills Community College Board of Trustees George W. Little, Chairman Robert S. Hayter, Vice Chairman Joseph A. Clendenin, Secretary Arthur M. Blue Larry R. Caddell James O. Cunningham Gary W. Evans Eugene B. Horne Linda A. McCaskill James W. Saunders Alexander M. “Sandy” Stewart Mary G. Upchurch Raymond G. Washington, Sr. Sandhills Community College Administration Dr. John Dempsey, President [email protected] or (910) 695-3700 Brenda Jackson, Executive Vice President [email protected] or (910) 695-3731 Andrea Korte, Vice President, Continuing Education & Workforce Development [email protected] or (910) 695-3767 Ron Layne, Vice President, College Initiatives [email protected] or (910) 246-4109 Dr. Rebecca Roush, Vice President, Academic Affairs [email protected] or (910) 695-3704 Kellie Shoemake, flightPath Vice President, Student Services [email protected] or (910) 695-3900 Like many students who attend community colleges, Michael Morris (on the cover) wears Kirk Lynch, many hats. While still in high school, Michael took a combined electrical and welding Assistant to the President, Special Projects class at Sandhills through the NC Career and College Promise Program. Upon graduating [email protected] or (910) 695-3866 from North Moore, he accepted an electrical helper position with a local employer. This Wendy Dodson, summer, he returned to the college to further his electrical and welding education and Associate Vice President of Human Resources aspires to be a welder on a pipeline in the near future. You can read more about Michael [email protected] or (910) 246-2868 and our Trades Programs on pages 21-23. Linda Chandler, Dean of Instruction [email protected] or (910) 695-3715 Also proudly featured in this edition are staff members of the Learning Resources Department located in the Boyd Library. Whether it is help finding resources for a project Alan Duncan, or assistance selecting the latest New York Times Best Seller, you will find that these staff Dean of Business and Industry Services [email protected] or (910) 695-3769 members best exemplify the SCC core value of helpfulness. Our spotlights include a student in our Collision Repair and Refinishing program and graduates from our Health David Farmer, Dean of Student Services and Fitness Science program and Welding program. For new and returning curriculum [email protected] or (910) 695-3714 students, page 4 includes a listing and synopsis of the student support services available. Twana McKnight, Dean of Hoke Center [email protected] or (910) 878-5803 The fall semester is a busy time on campus and we invite you will take advantage of our Dr. John Stacey, Dean of Learning Resources many activities and events – whether it be a special lecture, performance, concert, or [email protected] or (910) 695-3820 other happening on campus over the next few months. Dr. Kristie Sullivan, Learn. Engage. Belong Dean of Planning and Research [email protected] or (910) 695-3907 Alfreda Stroman, Associate Dean of Campus Diversity Sandhills Sandhills Hoke James H. Garner Larry R. Caddell and Cultural Programs Community Center Center Public Safety [email protected] or (910) 695-3872 College 1110 East Central 2332 NC Hwy 705, Training Center Germaine Elkins, Executive Director of the SCC Foundation 3395 Airport Road Avenue, Raeford Robbins 333 Niagara- [email protected] or (910) 695-3706 Pinehurst 910-875-8589 910-464-6300 Carthage Road 910-692-6185 Carthage All rights reserved. © 2016 Sandhills Community College Registering FOR CLASSES Curriculum/College Credit Call (910) 695-3725 for questions regarding our curriculum programs, After applying online at sandhills.edu, new students can take applying, testing or registering for classes. advantage of our One Stop Shop. One Stop Shop services include placement testing, academic advising and course registration. Continuing Education Our fall semester for curriculum courses begins on August 15. Preregistration is required for all classes and registration is not Our fall Mini-Mester, which is shorter than traditional fall semester, complete until payment is received. All major credit cards, cash, begins on September 21. checks or money orders are accepted. Three ways to register: Registration for fall semester classes is July 18-21 and August 11. • Call (910) 695-3980 (credit card required); office hours are Registration for fall Mini-Mester is September 19 and 20. Additionally, Monday-Thursday 8-5 pm, Friday 8 am-4 pm; students can register for both fall and fall Mini-Mester courses in the • In person on the first floor of Van Dusen Hall on the Pinehurst Student Success Center in Stone Hall. Campus; summer office hours are Monday-Thursday 8-5 pm, Friday 8 am-4 pm; • Fax completed registration form (found online) to (910) 692-6998. features Page 2 Page 5 Page 21 Page 31 Who Helps Find the AACA & SCC Auto Show Pathways to High-Tech Continuing Education Answers? SCC Site of Auto Show in Trades Careers Instructor Profile The team that makes up September New Trades Program Added Jason Howk the Learning Resources Page 5 Page 23 Department. Collision Repair & Trades Grad Profile Page 4 Refinishing Student Jack Alverado Student Support Profile Services Kenneth Wortham Making Life a Bit Easier for Page 7 College Students Fall Semester Holiday Closings Health & Fitness Science Program Labor Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Preparing Students to Pursue September 5 November 11 November 24 & 25 Their Passion in every issue Curriculum/College Credit Athletics Continuing Education Page 32-33 Page 6 Page 14 Page 17-20 ed2go Online Classes Financial Aid Information Athletics Report Career Training Page 34 Page 8 Volleyball Schedule Page 21-23 ed2go Online Career Curriculum Programs & Majors Athletics Hall of Fame Trades Education Certificates Page 9-13 Foundation & Alumni Page 24-25 Page 35-38 Curriculum Fall Semester Page 15 Public Safety The Small Business Center Classes Foundation Golf Tournament Page 26-27 Page 40-41 All classes and method of
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