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For Release: IMMEDIATE  Contact: Public Affairs
Date:   January 12, 2001  

Excellent Small Business Centers to be honored at State Board of Community Colleges meeting

RALEIGH:  Four community college Small Business Centers will receive special honors at the first State Board of Community Colleges meeting of the year. The awards will be presented by the Small Business Center Network Advisory Board, chaired by Scott Bauer, President and CEO of Southern Community Bank and Trust in Winston-Salem. The State Board, chaired by Dr. G. Herman Porter, meets on Friday, January 19 at 9:00 AM in the State Board Room of the Caswell Building.

The Small Business Centers located at Brunswick Community College, Central Piedmont Community College, Haywood Community College and Lenoir Community College will be recognized by the SBCN for exemplary service to their communities. Two centers will be recognized as Regional Award winners, one will receive the Award of Excellence and the fourth will receive a Special Award of Recognition. An added bonus for three of the centers is a cash award, provided by Southern Community Bank and Trust and the North Carolina Bankers Association, Thad Woodard, Director.

"We are extremely proud of the work done at our 58 Small Business Centers. The directors are unsung heroes," said Scott Ralls, Vice President for Economic and Workforce Development at the North Carolina Community College System. "They are a direct link to the heart of the community and over the years have provided invaluable services to thousands of prospective entrepreneurs, one business at a time. They help business owners avoid possible pitfalls and show them how to succeed."

The four centers were chosen for recognition because they excelled in three categories. They have demonstrated their ability to help a particular small business do extremely well; they have developed innovative programs that benefit small businesses in their counties; and they have met the special needs of the small business community they serve.

This is also the first State Board meeting for two new members of the Council of State who serve as ex officio members of Board. Lt. Governor Beverly Perdue and State Treasurer Richard Moore will receive their official welcome to the State Board at the Issues Luncheon on Thursday at noon.

Also on the agenda for the State Board is a special presentation concerning the Higher Education Bonds by the Finance Committee on Thursday afternoon. The State Board will have to approve the distribution of the $600 million in bond money to community colleges over the next six years. The Finance Committee will offer several distribution options for the State Board to consider.

The full agenda is attached.

 

STATE BOARD OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
January 19, 2001
Raleigh, North Carolina

THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2001
COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Lunch                                           12 noon                                                     State Board Room
- Welcome New Members
- Issues Session: Distance Learning Funding Study Report and Recommendations


Finance and Capital Needs             1:00 p.m.                                                     Room 201
Policy                                           1:00 p.m.                                                     President’s Conference Room
Program Services                          1:00 p.m.                                                      Room 467
Legislative                                     1:00 p.m.                                                     Room 301-B
Bond Work Session                       3:00 p.m.                                                     State Board Room
Personnel                                      4:00 p.m.                                                     President’s Conference Room
Chairman’s Agenda Review             4:30 p.m.                                                     President’s Conference Room

FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 2001
BOARD MEETING

9:00 a.m.  - Call to Order

                - Approval of Minutes of November 17, 2000, Meeting
                - Approval of Agenda

                - Approval of Consent Agenda
                   (Consent Agenda items are listed on the Consent Agenda
                    and are designated by [CA] on Full Agenda)

                - Resolutions of Appreciation

                - Small Business Center Network Excellent Center Recognition

                - Standing Committee Reports

                Policy Committee, Meigs C. Golden, Chair
                For Future Action
   
             -  Request to Exempt the Establishment of a Regional Instructional Laboratory from the 
                   Multi-Campus/Off-Campus Center Requirements
                   (Attachment Pol. 1)

                For Action
                -  Distance Learning Funding Study Report and Recommendations
                    (Attachment Pol. 2)

                Program Services Committee, R.Carolyn Harmon, Chair
                For Information
                - Information Technology Training System Report 2000 (Attachment Prog. 1)
   
             - 2000 NC Information Technology Workforce Study (Attachment Prog. 2)
   
             - In-Plant Training Courses (Attachment Prog. 3)

For Future Action
Curriculum Program Applications (Attachment Prog. 4)
Application Procedure Request (Attachment Prog. 5)
House Bill 1840 - Funds for Nurse Aide Training Programs: Contract (Attachment Prog. 6) *
House Bill 1840 - Funds for Nurse Aide Training Programs
   (Attachment Prog. 7) *

New and Expanding Industry Training Mid-Year Report
(Attachment Prog. 8)

* Staff will request moving to "For Action" section of Agenda.

For Action
Curriculum Program Applications (Attachment Prog. 9)[CA]
Instruction to Captive/Co-opted Groups (Attachment Prog. 10)[CA]
Course Addition to Continuing Education Master Course List(Attachment Prog. 11)[CA]

Finance and Capital Needs Committee, James J. Woody, Jr., Chair
For Information
Bond Status Report (Attachment FC-1)
Two Percent Transfer Report (Attachment FC-2)
Receipts Update (Attachment FC-3)

 For Action
2000-01 Tech Prep Carryover Funds (Attachment FC-4)
2000-01 Baccalaureate Education Program (Attachment FC-5
2000-01 Disadvantaged Nursing Allotments (Attachment FC-6)
State Board Reserve Projects - January 2001 Expenditure Report (Attachment FC-7)
Two Percent Carry Forward (Attachment FC-8)[CA]
Contract with Department of Health and Human Services for Nurse Training Funds (Attachment FC-9)
Contractual Services - Dr. Jeffrey Rosenweig (Attachment FC-10)
Contractual Services - College Team Manager (Attachment FC-11)
Contract Extension for Program Auditor (Attachment FC-12)
Construction/Property (Attachment FC-13)[CA]

Legislative Committee, Tom King, Chair

Personnel Committee, Sandra Hayes, Chair
- President’s Report

- Chairman’s Remarks/Discussion

- Date of Next Meetings - February 28, 2001

 

 

 

 

CONSENT AGENDA

January 19, 2001

PROGRAM COMMITTEE, R. Carolyn Harmon, Chair

For Action

Curriculum Program Applications (Attachment Prog. 9) [CA]
Instruction to Captive/Co-opted Groups (Attachment Prog. 10) [CA]
Course Addition to Continuing Education Master Course List (Attachment Prog. 11 [CA]

FINANCE AND CAPITAL NEEDS COMMITTEE, James J. Woody, Jr., Chair
For Action

Two Percent Carry Forward (Attachment FC- 8) [CA]
Construction/Property (Attachment FC-13) [CA]

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