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MCC and Pfeiffer University Sign Articulation Agreement

September 5, 2024

Officials from both Montgomery Community College and Pfeiffer University were on hand to sign an articulation agreement between the two institutions. The agreement is intended to create a pathway for the seamless transfer of credits upon graduation from MCC and admission into Pfeiffer University. A student entering Pfeiffer University with an earned associate’s degree from MCC will be designated a transfer student and will be registered with Junior class status at Pfeiffer. The MCC associate’s degrees which qualify for the articulation agreement are: Associate in Arts- Business Administration, Associate in Applied Science- Nursing, Associate in Arts- Criminal Justice, Associate in Science, Associate in Arts Teacher Preparation and Associate in Science

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MCC and RCC Celebrating Truck Driving Grads

August 26, 2024

Montgomery Community College and Richmond Community College graduated their first combined Truck Driver Training class this month. All seven students who started the program graduated from the program and earned their commercial driver’s license. The graduation ceremony occurred on Tuesday, August 20th, with welcome words delivered by college presidents Dr. Chad Bledsoe and Dr. Dale McInnis, of Montgomery Community College and Richmond Community College, respectively. Senator Dave Craven of the North Carolina General Assembly was on hand to show his ongoing support for this workforce development partnership between the two institutions. Commencement remarks were given by John Kester, Dean of Engineering and Trades at RichmondCC. Jessica Hamilton, Director of Business

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The MCC Foundation Welcomes New Director

June 3, 2024

The Foundation at Montgomery Community College is pleased to welcome Susanna Kornegay as its new Director of Resource Development. Kornegay is a graduate of Appalachian State University, where she studied Electronic Media and Broadcasting and Dance. A lifelong resident of Troy, Kornegay comes to MCC from Montgomery County Schools where she served as its Director of Marketing and Strategic Communications and a teacher to English Language Learners. “I am so proud to be working here at MCC, truly a cornerstone of our community. I am from here originally, and I returned after college because I intend to build a life here and be a part of Montgomery County’s future success.”

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MCC Pins Its 2024 Nursing Classes

May 8, 2024

Twenty-one students, eleven with an Associate Degree in Nursing and ten from the Practical Nursing program, received a commemorative pin and a nurse’s candle to remember their accomplishments. Practical Nursing Graduates include Jashara Baldwin, Kali Brown, Armani Easterling, Daishun Gaddy, Shelby Gillespie, Samaria Hamilton, Allison McDermott, Jennifer Moore, Giselle Solis Gutierrez and Lauren Turner. Associate Degree Nursing Graduates include Nancy Arroyo, Sasha Eury, Juanita Evans, Crystal Gillespie-Dickerson, Natasha Harris, Tessa Jamerson, Autumn James, Stephanie Jones, Robin Kong, Nathaniel McCracken and Amber McGee. Marietta Abernathy, MSN, MBA, RN, NEA-BC with Atrium Health delivered an inspiring address focused on the calling to the nursing field, pouring your heart into those you serve,

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MCC Foundation Golf Tournament Sets Fundraising Record

April 24, 2024

The MCC Foundation’s 26th Annual Earle A. Connelly Golf Tournament was a huge success, thanks to the event sponsors and the nineteen teams who competed this year. The April 12th event brought in over $20,000, the highest amount yet!  The winner of this year’s tournament was the Colonial LP Gas team, of Troy. The funds raised from this event are used to support Continuing Education Occupational Scholarships, the Sandra Miller High School Student Assistance fund, the college’s annual MLK Day Challenge, Faculty and Staff Member of the Year Awards, campus Diversity Day, MCC’s popular Summer Camps, Student Government Association Ambassador scholarships and mini-grants for faculty and staff Tournament Sponsor Michael

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Meet Our SGA President, Sasha Eury

March 28, 2024

Sasha Eury is the 2023-2024 president of MCC’s Student Government Association. She is currently a healthcare technician at Stanly Regional Medical Center, where she started her career in healthcare 17 years ago as a recovery audit contractor. Sasha will graduate in May 2024 with an Associate Degree in Nursing. She plans to pursue her bachelor’s degree in nursing at Appalachian State University starting in Fall 2024. Sasha has enjoyed her role as an MCC Ambassador, in addition to her term as president. She credits nursing faculty members for inspiring her and the other members of her cohort as they near their graduation. “I am part of such a special, caring

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MCC Foundation Hosts Fifth Annual Shooting Clay Tournament

November 17, 2023

Fifteen teams comprised of 60 shooters headed down to Ellerbe on a gorgeous fall morning for the MCC Foundation’s fifth annual Shooting Clay Tournament. DeWitt’s Outdoor Sports hosted the competition which featured 14 shooting stations with two shooting boxes at each station. The course, over a mile long, winds through wooded areas, fields and duck pond habitats. The annual contest also offers a flurry shoot, where all team members aim at clays released simultaneously from DeWitt’s state-of-the-art automated traps. “This event is one of our favorites, and is becoming very popular. We had 15 teams participate this year, our highest count yet,” explains Emily Tucker, MCC’s Director of Resource Development.

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MCC Celebrates “Made in Montgomery Day”

October 31, 2023

Montgomery Community College normally celebrates a fall Manufacturing Day, but this year they decided to expand the reach of the event to all businesses, not just manufacturers, calling it Made in Montgomery Day! Companies in attendance included Troy Lumber, Mohawk Industries, Inc., Saputo, Inc., Mountaire Farms, FirstHealth of the Carolinas, Sandy Ridge Assisted Living, NEXT Gen, Montgomery County Schools, Myrick Construction, Southern Corrections – Department of Adult Corrections and McGee Brothers- Carolina Masonry Services. On October 25th, companies set up tables under a big white tent located between Montgomery Central High School and MCC. Between 7:30am and 1:30, approximately 400 juniors and seniors toured the tent and visited with local employers. In

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RichmondCC’s CDL Program Expands with MCC Partnership

September 27, 2023

Richmond Community College is expanding its Truck Driver Training program into Montgomery County thanks to a partnership with Montgomery Community College. MCC students will now have access to earning a commercial driver’s license (CDL) using resources from RichmondCC’s Truck Driver Training program. “We at MCC are very proud to be able to work together with RichmondCC to expand this training into our county,” said Dr. Chad Bledsoe, president of MCC. “It’s going to meet the needs of both our employers and potential employees, and it’s just one example of how community colleges can partner together to serve our communities.” Bledsoe noted how vital the trucking industry is both on a

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Thousands of Meals from MLK “Day On” Event at MCC

January 23, 2023

Approximately 75 volunteers met at Montgomery Community College to package nearly 10,000 meals in a half-day of service on January 23, 2023. Volunteers from MCC (students, faculty and staff), Communities in Schools, 4-H, Youth Leadership Montgomery, Eckerd Connects, East Middle School, Montgomery County Early College and Troy Rotary participated in the 13th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. “Day On” Challenge. Montgomery Community College was the recipient of a Randolph Electric Member Corporation People Helping People Sharing Success Community Grant. The funds totaling $2,000 supported the meal preparation event. Over 9,500 sealed meals were bagged and placed into boxes that were distributed to Montgomery County Food Pantries and the Backpack Pals program, providing nutritious

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