Maritsa Gonzalez recalls the moment her mom congratulated her for being accepted into Governor’s School and in the same breath reminded her that she had laundry to put away. It’s not that her parents weren’t proud of her, but as a first-generation college student, Gonzalez has had to navigate a lot of college on her …Read More
Â鶹AV (Â鶹AV) received $10,000 in support of the Small Business Center’s BOOST (Building Opportunities On Saving and Training) program during the February Board of Trustees meeting, while also recognizing distinguished service and approving new transition programs. The $10,000 donation was given by the Person County Business and Industrial Center (PCBIC) from a grant …Read More
Jessie Butner didn’t anticipate on falling in love when she exchanged phone numbers with Jordan Butner during her second year at Â鶹AV (Â鶹AV) as a Career and College Promise (CCP) student. Having been homeschooled and still getting acclimated to the college environment, Jessie was simply looking for someone to study with. When she …Read More
Not many married couples can say they graduated from college side by side. For Duston and Heather Starr, that milestone is just the beginning. The pair not only earned their degrees together at Â鶹AV (Â鶹AV), but today they work together — and continue taking classes together — as they prepare for their next …Read More
The Â鶹AV (Â鶹AV) Foundation, Inc. has been awarded $1 million in funding from the Golden LEAF Foundation to expand and relocate Â鶹AV’s welding program to South Campus. The funding will allow the College to increase student capacity and industry credential attainment in one of its most popular programs. The program is expected to …Read More
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