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CARTERET COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2020 Report to the Community


Message from the President

INVEST. IGNITE. INSPIRE.

It is my pleasure to introduce this 2020 Report to the Community from Carteret Community College. While the report reflects

fiscal data from 2019-2020, we have taken this opportunity to include highlights from 2020-2021 to provide you with the most

current information available about our leadership, programs, and accomplishments.

The giant elephant in the middle of the two-year span of this Report is, of course, the COVID-19 pandemic. Carteret CC was

gaining momentum in the fall of 2019 after having implemented a number of new programs the year before that were aligned

with local business and industry needs. Our Automotive Systems, Diesel and Heavy Equipment, Engineering, Horticulture, and

Welding programs entered into their second year with growing enrollment and community support. In addition, the College had

embarked on a number of capital projects to upgrade program facilities and services. We broke ground on a new culinary

facility and career center, and we started a major shoreline restoration to correct damage done by 2018’s Hurricane Florence.

All of this momentum quickly came to a halt in March 2020, when the novel coronavirus caused the College to put all of our

classes online and send our faculty and staff home to work remotely for eight weeks. Construction costs rose and materials

took longer to arrive, extending the timelines on capital projects. In addition, our fifth president, Dr. John Hauser, was selected

as president of Gaston College and announced his departure.

I am proud to say that the Board of Trustees, Foundation Board of Directors, leadership team, faculty, and staff at Carteret CC

embraced the challenges at hand and stayed focused on our mission to deliver high quality teaching, training, support, and

enrichment to improve the quality of life for our students and citizens. Faculty quickly adapted to new technology and

simulation software to deliver coursework online. Student Services staff acclimated to Zoom and began “meeting” with

students to provide advising, tutoring, and other support as close to face-to-face as possible. Facilities and Operations staff

identified necessary steps to make the campus safe. And on May 1, 2020, we reopened with staggered schedules, stringent

health and safety protocols, and enhanced technology to serve students both on and off campus.

On June 1, 2020, I was humbled and honored to become the sixth president of Carteret Community College. This first year on

the job has been challenging, exhilarating, and fulfilling. We have seen students overcome many hurdles to reach their

academic and career goals, and we have celebrated their formidable achievements in creative ways (like a drive-through

graduation ceremony). We have moved into the Hospitality and Culinary Arts Center and Big Rock Career Center, and we are

now welcoming people to campus to see a model living shoreline that will increase our storm resiliency and build a more vibrant

and welcoming habitat for marine life. We have upgraded our technology and our technology skills – thanks to a $964,000

USDA grant and Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds – to be ready to shift to remote learning any time a health, weather,

or other emergency hits. We established and published a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion statement to affirm our commitment to

serving and supporting all members of our community.

We owe much of this successful re-emergence to the confidence and support you, our partners, investors, and advocates, have

steadfastly given. Thank you.

This month, we embarked on a strategic planning process to build consensus around the values and vision that will lead

Carteret Community College beyond the pandemic and prepare us to tackle whatever comes next with a spirit of innovation,

inclusiveness, and renewed commitment to student and community success. We look forward to engaging you in the process.

Sincerely,

Dr. Tracy Mancini President

Carteret Community College

During the 2019-2020 Fiscal year Carteret CC had a leadership transition. Dr. John Hauser was the president until May 2020;

Dr. Tracy Mancini became president on June 1, 2020.


Board of Trustees 2019-2020

Michael Curtis, Chair

Melodie Darden, Vice Chair

Dr. Tracy Mancini, Secretary

Carolyn Brady

Chris Chadwick

Robin Comer

June Fulcher

Bill Henderson

Rosa Langston

Catherine Parker

John Warrington

Edward “Ed” Wheatly

Dr. Matt Zettl

Aria Rosenstein, SGA President

Board of Trustees 2020-2021

Melodie Darden, Chair

June Fulcher, Vice Chair


Robin Comer

Michael Curtis

Bill Henderson

Mary Charles Jenkins

Rosa Langston

Dee Meshaw

Catherine Parker

John Warrington

Edward “Ed” Wheatly

Dr. Matt Zettl

Pressley Kellum, SGA President

College Board Leadership BOARD OF TRUSTEES

As we end one academic year and look forward to the next, I want to tell you how

proud I am of Carteret Community College for providing quality educational

opportunities during a most unusual and challenging year. The Board of Trustees

acknowledges the hard work of administration, faculty, staff, and students in creating

a new normal. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I would like to highlight a few of

the strengths of the college seen this past year.

First, the Board of Trustees is grateful for the leadership beginning in June 2020 of

our new college president, Dr. Tracy Mancini. I cannot imagine a better fit for the

college than Dr. Mancini, as I can attest to her work ethic, vision, communication

skills, collaborative spirit, and compassion. We are in good hands as we begin

strategic planning for our future.

Second, The College’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic ensured a seamless

continuation of instruction, even though methods of delivery had to be adapted to

follow safety protocols. Faculty quickly transitioned to online instruction and

introduced alternative methods of instruction.

Third, our partnerships are strong. We have welcomed to our campus town mayors,

county commissioners, town and county managers, business leaders, educators,

state elected officials, and donors. We opened a North Carolina Military Business

Center on campus. The college believes that working partnerships make our

programs more relevant and impactful.

Fourth, we completed two new buildings that will benefit our entire community. The

Hospitality and Culinary Arts Center is beautiful with state-of-the art equipment. The

Big Rock Career Center will help students and community members take advantage

of new opportunities.

Fifth, we have been recognized for excellence. The College has been named a Center

for Excellence for Domestic Maritime Workforce Training and Education for 2021-

2022, a prestigious distinction shared with only one other North Carolina community

college. Math instructor Karen Bochnovic was the recipient of the statewide

Excellence in Teaching Award. SmartAsset named Carteret Community College fourth

in the nation in its Best Community Colleges in American publication.

Carteret Community College is an asset to our entire community. The Board of

Trustees is appreciative of the work of the Foundation, and we thank our varied

donors for their many contributions. We invite you to take a tour, sign up for a class,

walk the campus, join us for a dinner, sit on a dock on our new living shoreline—come

and experience first-hand all that Carteret Community College has to offer.

Melodie Darden Chair, Board of Trustees


$1,442,093

$3,212,686

$12,950,259

$4,728,674

$59,828

$1,036,214

$451,162

$8,690

$82,803

$508,040

Tuition & Fees | $1,442,093

Student Financial Aid | $3,212,686

State Appropriations & Capital Aid | $12,950,259

County Appropriations & Capital Aid | $4,728,674

Local Grants | $59,828

Other Non-Capital Grants | $1,036,214

Gifts | $451,162

Investment Income | $8,690

Sales & Services | $82,803

Other | $508,040

RE

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Statement of Revenue and Expenses FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2020

$24,480,449

TOTAL


$7,849,582

$1,268,036

$1,667,698

$2,449,472

$3,902,096

$2,794,614

Instruction | $7,849,582

Academic Support | $1,268,036

Student Services | $1,667,698

Student Financial Aid | $2,449,472

Institutional Support | $3,902,096

Plant Operations & Maintenance | $2,794,614

EX

PE

NS

ES

$19,931,498

TOTAL


Creating Success through Community

Partnerships

USDA GRANT

Carteret Community College (Carteret CC) was awarded

$960,546 from the United States Department of Agriculture

(USDA) Distance Learning and Telemedicine (DLT) grant program.

The program helps health care and education institutions buy the

equipment and software necessary to deploy distance-learning

and telemedicine services to rural residents.

This grant funding enabled the College to upgrade several

classrooms on campus and put computers and other IT/AV

equipment and software in communities/organizations

throughout the county. Equipment will be installed in Harkers

Island (Bridge Downeast), Harlowe (Harlowe Community Center,

in partnership with Craven Community College), Beaufort

(Department of Social Services and East Carteret High School),

Western Carteret Library, Fort Benjamin Recreational Center, the

Marine Science and Technology (MaST) High School, and Croatan

High School.

“I am proud of the team that conceived of and wrote our proposal, which will allow Carteret Community

College to partner with community organizations and agencies to provide access to education and

training,” stated Dr. Tracy Mancini, President of Carteret CC.

WALKING TRAIL GRANT CHALLENGE

A generous eastern North Carolina foundation issued Carteret

Community College Foundation a challenge to help secure funds

for a walking trail around campus. The foundation agreed to

donate $50,000 if Carteret CC Foundation could raise $50,000

from the date the challenge was issued. Carteret CC Foundation

met and exceeded the challenge by raising more than

$110,000. Thank you to our generous donors!

The College’s walking trail will be approximately one mile long

and tie into the Town of Morehead City’s sidewalk system. The

trail will provide a safe place for residents to exercise, walk or

bike. In addition, it will lead to two observation decks and a non-

motorized boat launch for kayaks, canoes and paddleboards.

Landscaping around the trail will incorporate rain gardens and

educational kiosks and signage providing information on

activities involving several academic areas like the Aquaculture

Technology program, Horticulture Technology Program and

others.


Success Stories “Foundation stones for a balanced success are honesty, character,

integrity, faith, love, and loyalty.” — Zig Ziglar

STUDENT STORIES

Jesse Corbett did not take the decision to return to school lightly. After serving

in the National Guard and starting a family, Jesse knew he wanted to pursue a

teaching career. Relocating to Morehead City, Jesse enrolled at Carteret CC and

the East Carolina University Pirate Promise program. With the ECU Pirate

Promise program, Jesse was guaranteed admission to ECU after successfully

completing his first two-years at Carteret CC.

In order to complete his coursework at Carteret CC, Jesse took night classes

while working full-time at Cherry Point, as well as working in the construction

field.

“I had to work hard and stay focused,” he said. “I had the idea of

becoming a history teacher in my mind for a long time, and I had

the chance to make it happen.”

Jesse successfully completed his Associate in Arts degree from Carteret CC,

which included the prerequisites needed to transfer into the education field at

ECU. Jesse seamlessly transferred into the College of Education at ECU. Jesse

graduated from ECU in May 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in Secondary

History Education and became one of Carteret CC’s and ECU’s first students to

graduate from the Pirate Promise program. Jesse fulfilled his dream and is currently a full-time teacher and football coach.

“It has taken countless hours of hard work and many sleepless nights,” said Jesse. “But it has been worth

every second of it.”

Mr. Lynn Eury presented the Carteret CC Board

of Trustees with a $10,000 check establishing the Sandi

Malone Memorial Scholarship Endowment. Longtime friends,

Mr. Eury wished to remember Sandi by establishing a

scholarship to support students in the Horticulture

Technology program at Carteret CC because of her love for

gardening.

“I prefer to think of my charitable contributions as

investments rather than simply as a gift,” said Mr.

Eury. “When funds associated with a gift are

spent, much of the impact is gone. In the case of

this endowment established in memory of Sandi

Malone, Sandi will be remembered in perpetuity

for her positive impacts on Carteret County.”


FACULTY STORIES

Karen Bochnovic, a math and college success course

instructor at Carteret CC, was announced as the recipient of

the 2021 Excellence in Teaching award.

The award, sponsored by the R.J. Reynolds Foundation and

established in 1985, recognizes community college faculty

members who “exemplify the highest quality and standards of

instruction throughout the NC Community College System,”

according to the NCCCS website.

Dr. Tracy Mancini, who nominated Ms. Bochnovic for the

award, said she was deserving of the recognition.

“Karen Bochnovic is a worthy recipient of this

statewide distinction. Her commitment to the first-

year experience for students has been a guiding

light for many,” Dr. Mancini said. “In addition to

being an outstanding instructor, Karen Bochnovic is

well respected by her peers as an effective faculty leader.”

Giving back to our community!

Each year, Carteret CC faculty and staff decorate for the holidays. This

year, Corporate & Community Education staff and faculty took their

decorating to a new level by collecting more than 125 blankets to

donate to local nursing homes and shelters!

In July 2020, Carteret Community College expanded its Commercial Driver License (CDL) program thanks to a donation of an

automatic tractor and refrigerated trailer from the Crystal Coast Country Club and its owner, PKS LLC, along with Ryder

System, Inc. The College currently offers six classes each year. The program has become so successful that the College is

hoping to secure another tractor and trailer to train even more students.


Campus Transformation HOSPITALITY AND CULINARY ARTS CENTER

The new Hospitality & Culinary Arts Center (HCAC) is open for business! Students have been enjoying their classes in the new

facility. HCAC provides our students with a unique opportunity to learn and train on the best equipment in the industry with its

state-of-the-art ovens, freezers, and kitchen tools with advanced digital capabilities through touch screen and video technology.

The new building will allow Carteret CC to expand and serve the needs of Eastern North Carolina restaurants and hotels. The

new space provides the college the ability to increase enrollment of students in our culinary program, baking and pastry

program, and hospitality program.

The facility also features the Elizabeth and Doug Townsend Event Hall which seats approximately 144 people. Carteret CC was

happy to invite the community to enjoy the space this summer during its new Savour the Summer Soiree dinner series.

BIG ROCK CAREER CENTER

The Big Rock Career Center will offer job

seekers and employers a one-stop

employment location focusing on the

following services:

Success and career coaching

Employer job placement

Skill development and access to

workforce training

Resume and interview assistance

Military/veterans’ assistance

Job seekers of all levels will have access to

comprehensive training and employment

services in one location. And, employers can

receive services that address both their

employment and training needs such as help

finding candidates, posting job openings,

recruitment assistance and obtaining labor

market information.


Foundation Leadership BOARD OF DIRECTORS

The 2019-2020 fiscal year was a very

challenging time, and the importance of

Carteret Community College and its

inclusive education and career training

opportunities has never been more

important and vital to our community.

The community’s recognition of the

college’s importance is reflected in the

more than $3.5 million in donations and

pledges by generous donors to support

the new Hospitality & Culinary Arts

Center, the Big Rock Career Center, and

the Educational Walking Trail. This

amount represents one of the highest

fundraising totals in the history of the

college.

Many of our fundraising events had to

be canceled or rescheduled during the

pandemic. Even with these challenges,

I am pleased to announce a successful

year because of you.

On behalf of the Carteret Community

College Foundation, I extend deep

appreciation to the more than 200

donors – individuals, businesses, and

foundations – for their generous

support and the foundation staff for

their dedication. As we strive to

continue to expand our support for the

students and the college, we know it

can only be achieved through the

involvement and generosity of our

community.

Daniel Fischler Chair, Board of Directors

Board of Directors 2019-2020

Ms. Wanda Bennett, Chair

Mr. Daniel Fischler, Vice Chair


Mr. Bill Weinhold, Treasurer

Mr. Hunt Brasfield

Ms. Jessie Burt

Dr. Cynthia Chamblee

Mr. Wes Collins

Ms. Yvonne “Nonnie” Dillehay

Dr. Ken Eiler

Ms. Myrna B. Eure

Ms. Jillian Farrington Lister

Dr. Michael Gooden

Mr. Eric Gregson

Mr. Stanley Harrell

Mr. John Humphries

Ms. Jo Ann Mangum

Mr. Chris Mashburn

Ms. Jessica O’Neal

Mr. William L. Rogers

Mr. Arnold L. “Bubba” Sanderson

Mr. Doug Starcke

Mr. Keith D. Walker

Dr. Matt Zettl, Trustee Liaison

Director Emeritus

Mr. Gene Garner

Mr. A. C. Hall

Mr. Glenn Macfadden

Mr. Floyd Messer

Board of Directors 2020-2021

Mr. Daniel Fischler, Chair

Dr. Michael Gooden, Vice Chair


Mr. Bill Weinhold, Treasurer

Ms. Wanda Bennett

Mr. Hunt Brasfield

Dr. Cynthia Chamblee

Mr. Wes Collins

Ms. Yvonne “Nonnie” Dillehay

Dr. Ken Eiler

Ms. Myrna B. Eure

Ms. Jillian Farrington Lister

Mr. Eric Gregson

Mr. Stanley Harrell

Mr. John Humphries

Ms. Jo Ann Mangum

Mr. Chris Mashburn

Ms. Robie McFarland

Ms. Jessica O’Neal

Ms. Charlotte Post

Mr. William L. Rogers

Mr. Arnold L. “Bubba” Sanderson

Mr. Doug Starcke

Mr. Keith D. Walker

Dr. Matt Zettl, Trustee Liaison

Director Emeritus

Mr. Gene Garner

Mr. A. C. Hall

Mr. Glenn Macfadden

Mr. Floyd Messer


Foundation Financials

2019 NET ASSETS

$5,817,316 AS OF JUNE 30, 2019

Current Liabilities | $2,166,794

Net Assets with Donor Restrictions |

$4,014,055

Without Donor Restrictions | $1,979,263

2020 NET ASSETS

$5,993,318 AS OF JUNE 30, 2020

Increase in Assets | +$176,002

Total Expenses | $2,538,377

Supporting Services | $1,475,646

Program Services | $1,062,731

Together we can

Like many, the Foundation had to pivot to virtual opportunities during 2020. During this uncertainty the Foundation continued

to provide and receive support. We were able to continue with a few outdoor activities too! While the world around us has

changed, our mission remains unchanged. We continue to strive to meet that mission each day to support Carteret CC students,

faculty and staff.

Annual Spanish and Dolphin Fishing Tournament Annual Golf Tournament

Gobble Gobble Shopping Spree Virtual Auction


Partners In Success

Carteret CC Foundation Board of Directors and the Carteret CC Board of Trustees deeply appreciate the following individuals

and businesses who contributed to the Foundation during the July 2019 – June 2020 fiscal year. Your investment in student

and community success allow this college to provide scholarships, campus improvements, and professional and community

development opportunities that improve the lives and promote growth in our community.

Thank you, donors!

Great Blue Heron Society $50,000 and greater

Big Rock Blue Marlin

Tournament

Bill & Beth Henderson

Cannon Foundation, Inc.

Frank Family, Frank Door

Company

Maynard Family Foundation Inc.

The Crystal Coast Country Club

and PKS, LLC.

Wells Fargo Foundation

Brown Pelican Society $20,000 - $49,999

Hamilton & Ann Sloan Family

Foundation

Beaufort Wine & Food

Doug & Erin Starcke

Judith Adams & Ed Norment

Michael & Frances Gooden

Osprey Society $10,000 - $19,999

Barnes Family Foundation

Beaufort Sister Cities, Inc.

Charles & Wendi Oliver

Chris & Catherine Elkins

First Citizens Bank

Floyd J. Messer

Joe Logan

John & Carol (Lady) McLean

John & Sonda Warrington

Piedmont - Natural Gas

Richard & Susie Bryant

W. Lee & Sally Lumpkin

Egret Society $5,000 - $9,999

Arts Council of Carteret County

Carteret General Hospital

Auxiliary

Crayne & Susan Howes

Cumberland Community

Foundation, Inc.

Dorothy Mancini

Doug & Carolyn Brady

Elwyn & Molly Wood

Fred, Turner, and Joe Bunn

JoAnn Mangum

Joe & Vickey Barwick

Kurtis Chevrolet

National Financial Services

Robert & Katherine Team

Ibis Society $2,500 - $4,999

Ameritrade Clearing

Beaufort Woman's Club

Bernd Doss & Anne Ray

Swindell

J. Hunt & Julie Brasfield

John & Polly Hagle

Lee Simmons & Brenda Reash

Matt & Vickie Zettl

Norris Cotton & Tracy Mancini

Starling Marine

The North Carolina Seafood

Festival, Inc.

The Taylor Foundation

Tommy & Wanda Bennett

Tracy A. Little

White Oak Shores Camping &

RV Resort

William & Kristy Rogers

Sandpiper Society $1,000 - $2,499

Amos Mosquito's Restaurant

Amy Thullen

Anderson Braswell

Andrew D'Angelo

Ann Matthews

Ann Miller

Ann Whitford

April O’Donnell

Atlantic Breeze Storm Shutters

Atlantis Lodge, Inc.

Barbara Hill

Barbara Parsons

Barry & Yvonne "Nonnie"

Dillehay

Beaufort Garden Club

Beaufort Grocery Company

Beaufort Ole Towne Rotary Club

Benchmark Morehead City, LLC

Bianca Abell

Bill & Sarah Weinhold

Bill & Valerie Fryczynski

Bob Isaman

Bobbi Jo Rogers

Bonnell Aluminum

Brady & Shirley Way

Branden & Jessica Burt

Brandon Dyer

Bruce & Mary Prager

Caleb Guelich

Carla Williams

Carolina Chocolate Festival

Carroll Beckham

Carteret County Retired School

Personnel

Carteret Health Care

Foundation

Chad Beaver

Chadwick Tire Co., Inc.

Chalk & Gibbs, Inc.

Charitable Adult Rides &

Services, Inc.

Charity Golf America

Charles & Katherine Bland

Charles & Sandee Beasley

Charles B. Park

Charles Deigert

Charles Phillips

Charles Segrave

Chris & Kathryn Chadwick

Chris Rocci

Christina Rocci

Cindy Cash

Clawson's 1905 & Aqua

Restaurants

Clay & Karen Bochnovic

Coastal Bank & Trust

Coastal Equipment Rentals, Inc.

Community Resource Council

Constance Brophy

Crystal Coast Hearing Solutions

Crystal Coast Women's Club

Cynthia Kleppinger

Dale Carlton

Daniel & Jeannie Fischler

Darlene J. Langston

David Belk

David Guice

David Katz-Doft

Dawn Kirk

Deane Mooring

Debbie Besser

Dennis & Rachel Del Mauro

Diane Matlock

Dianna Klein

Douglas Brown

Douglas Hill

Downeast Society of Radiologic

Technology

Duane Beswick

E. Lynn Hudson

Ed Suggs

Edward & Ann Crane

Edward Jones

Elizabeth Patterson

Elizabeth S. Scheller

Emerald Isle Insurance

Emerald Isle Realty

Eric & Hope Gregson

Eugene & Dianne Garner

Eurgel Berry

Faith Tabernacle of Praise

First Flight Federal Credit Union

Fran Emory

Frank Sain

Franklin Freeman

Fred & Kate Yost

Gary Gaulden

George Willoughby

Geraldine Alfano

Geralene Sutton

Gia Peebles

Glenda Howard

Glenn Macfadden

Golfin Dolphin

Gregory Rowell

Gwen Jackson

Gwen Smith

Havelock Army Recruiting

Station

Hilton & Jessica O'Neal

Ida (Dolly) T. Holcomb

J. M. Davis Industries-HELPS

Jack & Julie Winchester

James & Connie Strickland

James & Jennifer Blalock

James Croom

James Hodges

Jamie Schmidt

Jamie Yerges

Jane Heaton

Jane Rouse

Jean C. Chappell

Jennie Lancaster

Jennifer & Sean Doss

Jillian Farrington Lister

Jim McGuiness

Joan E. Lamson

JoAnn MacLane

Joey McClure

John & Gloria Zimmerman

John & Robin Hauser

John Green

John McCullough

John Winston

Johnny & Mary Schronce

Johnny Weeks

Joseph Goodnight

Josh & Amanda Lyle

Judy Evans

Julian Johns

Kaitlin Conway

Katherine Wall

Kathryn Walston

Kay Tosto

Ken & Robyn Eiler

Kenneth Burnette

Kerry & Kris Youngblood

Kevin Kelley

Kim Bicksler

Kristine Hunt

Laurie Eudy

Law Office of Richard Stanley

Leila Goodwin

Linda Semere

Llewellyn Ramsey

Lousie D. Yurko

Luann Rottmann

Mac Daddy's, LLC

Madelyn / Abby Frank

Malcolm & Randy Garland

Marc Willi

Marcy Ellis

Marianna Hollinshed

Mary Ann Lamb

Mary Duane Hale

Mary Howard Sutton

Mary K. Lawrence & Art Klose

Mary Marino

Mary Phillips

Maryanne Frank

Mason Thomas

MaST Early College Students

McGriff Insurance Services

Melodie Darden

Meredith Newman

Michael Dailey

Michael Nelson

Michael R. Taylor

Monica Hunter

Morehead City Cigar & Tobacco

Morehead City Lookout Rotary

Myrna B. and Dr. Darden J.

Eure, Jr.

Nadia Gray


Nancy Church

Nancy Swanson

Nancy Willis

Neil & Cynthia Chamblee

Nicole Thompson

Olde Towne Electric

Pamela Newton

Pamela W. Cooper

Pamela Walker

Paul & Ann Rudd

Paul Kraucunas

Perry & Sharon Harker

Peter Grills

Philip & Jane Currier Fund

Phyllis Bean

Pine Knoll Shores Women's

Club

Plas Tech Corp.

Raeford Brown & Robie

McFarland

Randall Parker

Richard & Ralphen Abell

Richard deButts

Richard DeVore

Richard Hall

Richard Porter

Rick & Doree Hill

Rick Perrine

Robert & Barbara Chappetta

Robert Harris

Robert Norville

Robert T. Norris

Robert T. Pavlecka

Robin & Donna Comer

Roger Cordes

Rogers & Company, CPAs, PA

Rosa A. Langston

Rotary Club of Morehead -

Lookout

Rotary Club of Morehead City -

Evening

Sam Myers

Sandra Seyk

Sarah Paul

Scotia Saunders

Sharron Wilson

St. Andrews Episcopal Church

Stella B. Accoo

Stephen Seagroves

Steve & Kim Sparks

Steve Lee

Steve Pavlecka

Steven & Leila Goodwin

Steven Davis

Susan Hopkins

Susan Shields

Susan Way

Ted & Marilyn Lindblad

Teresa Doering

Teresa Vetter

The Insurance Center

The Reel Outdoors, Inc.

The Wellons Family Foundation

Thomas & Kathleen Kelly

Thomas Cline

Thomas Kies & Cindy

Schersching

Thomas M. Blevins

Thomas Wiggans

Thomas Yarboro

Tiffany Mangum

Tom Wiggins

Tripp Eure

Trisha J. Miller

Tyler Orozco

U.L. & I.B. Karlsson

Vickie Dunnavant

Victor Fasolino

Virginia Ferri

Wayne & Brook Penick

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Wes & Darley Collins

Wes & Jacque Seegars

Willard Simms

Williams Hardware

Friends of the College $100 - $999

Adeline Talbot

Adriana P. Lopez

Alan J. Scibal

Alicia McMillan

Allison Daniel

Angela J. Johnson

Ann Stanley

Art B. Schools

Ashley Bizzell

B and Martha Townes

Belinda Nagy

Bessie Wells

Betty McGuire

Brandy Bell

Brenda Bright

Carl & Nancy Tilghman

Carpenter Company

Carteret County Board of

Commissioners

Carteret Craven Electric

Foundation

Charlotte Farris

Charlotte Post

Christine Bryk

Chris & Tammi Coble

Christopher Jacobs

Dan Lavelle

Dana L. Schmidt

David & Evelyn Dubose

David Cerino

David W. Looney

Diane Hadley

Diane Lavoie

Donna Carr

Doug & Lucci McCullough

Elizabeth Baker

Eric Morgan

Eva Earles

Everette Newton

Felicia Wright

Fort Macon Marina

Frank & Teresa Holcombe

God's City of Refuge, Inc.

Gregory Brown

Heather Woodrow

J Bruce & Jean Caldwell

J Michael & Susan Turnage

J. David Pollack, Jr.

J. Edward Ladenburger

Jade Morton

James & Heather Hebert

Janet Kennedy

Jeff & Kelly Vinton

Jeffrey Gray

Jeremy Thompson

Jim Massengill

Jimmy Clapp

Joella Quiroz

Joseph & Brenda Long

Joseph Savage

Joseph Stafford

Jud Ready

June Fulcher

Justin Clayborne

Kathy-Ann Wharton

Kelly & Stephen Hughes

Kevin & Debra Beck

Kevin Pegram

Laurie Massey

Laveria Murrell

Linda Warren

Luther Curtis

Margaret D. Park

Marissa Morris

Mark Johnson

Martha Barnes

Matthew B. Morrison

McPIE, Inc. / DBA Great Clips

Melanie Reels

Michael Bowen

Mitzi Loveland

Moore's Chapel Missionary

Baptist Church

Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church

Mt. Zion Baptist Church

Nancy Van Doren

Nathan Branson

Omelia Carter

Pat Wilson

Patrick Dineley

Patty Hunt

Penney Lewis

Randy Pancer

Raymond Schueller

Rebecca Lanier

Rob Pavone

Robert Stubblefield

Rolf & Patricia Dolder

RSM US, LLP

Ruth E. Woodward

Sally Barnes

St. Luke Missionary Baptist

Church

St. Stephens Congregational

UCC

Stephanie McIntyre

Susan Smith

Sylvia Forsyth

Terry Murphy

Thomas & Eva Higgins

Thomas Dougherty, III

Tina Siegel

Verna Chambers

Gifts In-Kind Donors Atlantic Beach Seafood Market

Auto Brite

ACE Hardware

Amos Mosquito's Restaurant

Ann Street Inn

Beaufort Ace Home Center

Beaufort Docks

Beaufort Grocery Co.

Beaufort Wine and Food

Big Rock Blue Marlin

Tournament

Big Rock Foundation

Big Rock Store

Black Sheep

Blue Ocean Market

Catherine Reid

Christopher Schoden

Clyde Brooks, Jr.

The Cedars Inn & Restaurant

Chasin Tails Outdoors Bait and

Tackle

James Cheek

Chick-fil-A

Clawson's 1905 & Aqua

Restaurants

Coral Bay Club, Inc.

Crystal Coast Aviation

David Nateman

Downtown Barre

DP Jewelry Design

EJW Outdoors

Fishtowne Brew House

Fat Fellas BBQ and Grille

Floyd’s 1921 Restaurant &

Catering

Ginny Gordon's

Harbor Specialties

Island Grille

Island Traders

Promise Land Market

Red Fish Grill

Raymond Schueller

Sarreid Ltd.

South Swell Surf Shop

Southern Salt Seafood

Company

Sweet Beans

Sysco

Table 9 Restaurant and Oyster

Bar

The Zettl Works, Matt Zettl,

Furnituremaker

West Marine

Williams Hardware

Tribute Gifts Tribute gifts are a special way to

thoughtfully remember family

and friends. Some Carteret

Community College donors

make a provision for gifts to be

made to the foundation at their

passing, or their families make

the request. Other donors

make gifts of appreciation in

honor of someone who has

been a vital part of their lives,

for a birthday, anniversary,

holiday, or other notable

occasion.

In honor of

Anna & Roberto Guzman

Isaac E. Ready

Dr. John Hauser

Mary A. Prager

Robert J. Kelly

Robert T. Norris

Dr. Tracy Mancini

In memory of

Alex J. Doss

Gwen Norville

Hubert Davis

Joseph Croom

Lloyd T. Harris

Mitchell Mangum

Terry Frank

Wesley B. Cline

2020 Plate Sponsors Phyllis Bean

Brick & Mary Craig Brown

Cas & Patrice Cader

Ashe Exum

In Memory of Lilly Kies

Jewelers Workbench, Inc.

Robin Nelson

Bettina & Edward Slavin

Curtis and Sarah Strange

Nancy Willis

2020 Salt & Pepper

Sponsors Edward & Ann Crane


Fundraising Event

Sponsors Amos Mosquito's Restaurant

Atlantic Breeze Storm Shutters

Barry & Nonnie Dillehay

Beaufort Yacht Sales

Benchmark Auto Sales

Blue Ocean Market

Budget Blinds

Carteret Craven Electric

Foundation

Chalk & Gibbs, Inc.

Coastal Bank & trust

Coastal Equipment Rentals

Comprehensive Dental Center

Cox Family Restaurant

CresCom Bank

Crystal Coast Aviation

Crystal Coast Heating & Air

Emerald Isle Insurance

Emerald Isle Realty

First Citizens Bank

First Citizens Bank Wealth

Management

First Flight Federal Credit Union

Glenn Macfadden

Golfin Dolphin

J. Hunt Brasfield

Jackie's Bar & Grille

Jarrett Bay Boatworks

John & Lady McLean

Law Office of Richard Stanley

Les Vingt Femmes Club

Mac Daddy's Entertainment

Center

McGriff Insurance Services

Michael & Alice Taylor

Morehead City Cigar

Rogers & Company, CPAs, PA

Rucker Johns Restaurant

SeaTow

Sound Ace Hardware

Starling Marine

The Insurance Center

The Reel Outdoors

TowBoat US

TransImpact

Wells Fargo Advisors

Williams Hardware

Legacy Gifts A growing number of donors

support the college through

planned giving. Legacy gifts

provide vital support for future

efforts that meet the

educational needs of the

community. Examples of such

gifts include bequests, life

income gifts, and other

charitable estate-planning

arrangements. The Carteret CC

Foundation gratefully

acknowledges the individuals

below who have provided

information and notice to the

Foundation of their generous

support through legacy giving.

Thomas M. Blevins

Robert A. Forsythe

Glenn Macfadden

William H. Scott

Thank You for your support!

Carteret Community College 2020 Report to the Community |

Support for uncertain times Invest where it matters most by designating your gift to one of the following opportunities or to a fund of your choice.

Sustaining Support

The Frank Door Student Emergency Fund

Carteret CC Faculty & Staff Emergency Fund

Carteret Community College 2020 Report to the Community |

3505 Arendell Street

Morehead City, NC 28557

[email protected]

252.222.6268

www.carteret.edu/foundation

250 copies of this report were printed at a cost of $5.88 each

The Carteret CC Foundation provides additional support for the college beyond state, county, and institutional dollars. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the

Foundation is a vehicle for donors to make gifts that may be tax-deductible. The Foundation also receives grants and other corporate and community support.

The Foundation, in coordination with the college Board of Trustees, also pursues a variety of strategic initiatives to promote growth and excellence for Carteret

CC.

http://www.carteret.edu/foundation

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