2011-2012 President's Report

CREATING • ACHIEVING • SUSTAININGsuccessPRESIDENT’S REPORT 2011-2012

JOHNSTON CO M M U N I T Y CO L L E G E

CREATING

Reaffirmation continues

QEP Mission Statement

In 2011-12, JCC continued preparing for its 2013 reaffirmation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The year was spent completing the Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), drafting a focused report, and preparing for the October on-site visit by SACS reviewers. The on-site visit resulted in only one recommendation related to faculty credentials for senior administrators to address. Over the next five years, the College will continue implementing its QEP, titled “On the Write Path.” The plan, which was

created with broad-based campus and community input, focuses on enhancing existing courses that emphasize writing instruction and developing new writing intensive courses. The plan also provides for supplemental resources, such as the new Writing Studio, to assist students in discovering and developing a writing voice. Both formative and summative assessments will be used to measure the implementation and outcomes of the QEP.

JCC’s Quality Enhancement Plan will evolve curricu-lum and coordinate campus resources to empower students with improved written communication. Our students have a voice, and our QEP will help them discover, develop, and employ that voice in their aca-demic, professional, and personal lives.

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A Message from the President

David N. Johnson, Ed.DAs we enter into JCC’s 44th year of providing educational opportunities, I am glad to take a moment to thank you for being a part of our success this past year. We could not be publishing this positive report of accomplishments without supporters like you.

By reflecting on 2011-12, I am reminded of many examples of academic success and leadership by our students, faculty, and staff. This year has been a time focused on relationship building to help us better serve our students in their educational journey.

Our major accomplishment for 2012 was the preparation for and completion of our reaffirmation visit, a process that involved much hard work by the entire College. The reaffirmation project allowed for the creation of our outstanding Quality Enhancement

Plan, an effort that brought the entire institution together while working for the common goal of improved writing.

We are creating the right path to help our students achieve success. From new degree programs that meet today’s job demands to developing certification courses local employers need, we are finding new opportunities to move our institution forward.

I am extremely proud of all the good things happening at JCC. And as we continue to work together, I look forward to greater accomplishments in the future.

David N. Johnson, Ed.D President

We are creating the right path to help our students achieve success.

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As I embark on my fifth term as a JCC trustee, I am so proud to serve this fine institution of higher education.

I am honored to represent an institution that creates success and opportunities for others. It has been a privilege to serve as chair of a very dedicated and hardworking group of fellow trustees.

I am a firm believer in JCC’s mission, which is to provide accessible, high-quality educational and community enrichment opportunities for the successful development of learners. As I hear firsthand the challenges and struggles many of our students face, it is so humbling to see them achieve the ultimate success when they walk across the stage and receive their diplomas at graduation.

JCC also plays a vital role in our county’s ability to grow and prosper. One of the greatest assets of our community college is our ability to listen to our local employers and develop training that meets their needs and ultimately enhance the quality of life in Johnston County.

Through the success of our students, faculty, and staff, JCC con-tinues to prove it is achieving its mission. We should all be very proud of JCC’s accomplishments to date and the success that is yet to come.

Lyn T. AustinChair

A Message from the Board Chair

Lyn T. AustinLyn T. Austin, ChairRobert W. Bryant, Jr. Vice Chair

April CulverHank DanielsAnn GameJohn G. HatchAllen Mims, Jr.James NarronDouglas V. OglesbyHaywood A. WatsonEldridge T. WestbrookDurwood Woodall

Charlotte Whitley, SGA president and student trustee (2011)Leslie Chiclana, SGA president and student trustee (2012)

From left seated are Ann Game; Lyn T. Austin, chair; and April Culver. From left standing are Durwood Woodall; Hank Daniels; Allen Mims, Jr.; Robert W. Bryant, Jr., vice chair; James Narron; John G. Hatch; Douglas V. Oglesby; Eldridge T. Westbrook; and Haywood A. Watson.

Board of Trustees


successA legacy of creating

• JCC serves some 15,000 students each year.

• JCC employs approximately 300 full-time faculty and staff.

• JCC offers 46 curriculum programs of study.

• For the fourth straight year, 100% of radiography students passed their certification exam.

• 100% of paramedic students passed their certification exam.

• 98% of program completers and non-completers are satisfied with the quality of JCC’s programs and services.

• 95% of basic law enforcement students passed their certification exam.

• 96% of clients receiving customized training and Small Business Center training are satisfied with the training received.

College Profile:

Average age: 29.5Female: 64%Male: 36%

Student Profile:

Average class size: 16 studentsStudent to faculty ratio: 15:1

Class Profile:

Revenues

State $17,756,853State Capital $1,679,617Tuition $3,169,829Financial Aid $9,323,945County $3,691,226County Capital $1,554,892Other $2,179,026

Total $39,355,388

Expenses

Instruction $15,836,754

Academic Support $2,386,310

Student Services $6,247,248

Institutional Support $4,663,131

Plant Operations $4,962,602

Other $3,323,631

Total $37,419,676

2011 - 2012 Facts and Figures

Grant Awards

Throughout the year, JCC pursues public and private external grants to fulfill the mission of the College. College employees serve as project directors and work with partners in business/industry, community services, economic development, education, and workforce development to increase access and success for our students.

JCC received nine awards totaling $443,105 in the 2011-2012 fiscal year.

Award Project Funder

$250 Arboretum Marketing Johnston County Visitors Bureau $500 CMS Marketing Johnston County Visitors Bureau $750 Catastrophic Event and Mental Health World View $4,000 Financial Literacy Higher One $20,500 Student Achievement and NCLEX-RN Success NCCCS Perkins Professional Development $25,000 Project Skill-Up NC Tobacco Trust Fund Commission $26,500 NAM Certification NC Community College System $46,123 Developing a Lifelong Trade (DALT) NC Rural Economic Development Center $319,482 Pre-K Mentoring Services Partnership for Children Johnston County


Johnston Community College held its annual Legislative Breakfast Monday, May 7 in the Great Hall of the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium on the main campus in Smithfield.

Federal, state, and county leaders, community college repre-sentatives, JCC students, and faculty and staff attended the event, including N.C. Rep. Leo Daughtry, N.C. Rep. James Langdon, and Jeff Carver, vice chairman of the Johnston County Board of Commissioners. Also in attendance were dis-trict representatives for U.S. Sen. Richard Burr and Congress-woman Renee Ellmers.

The audience heard testimonials from student ambassadors Kameron Wood of Selma, Katherine Robbs of Clayton, and Rebecca Cook of Princeton who shared how JCC is helping them to achieve their educational and career goals.

“JCC and the student ambassador program have been a wonderful experience this past year,” said Robbs, who will graduate with an associate in science degree in May 2013. “I’ve gotten the chance to meet many new people and although I am sad to say this coming year will be my last at JCC, I can honestly say that this is only the beginning of my educational journey.”

JCC President David Johnson thanked the legislative guests for their support and stressed the need for state leaders to restore some $80 million in recent management flexibility cuts to the state’s 58 community colleges.

Student ambassador Katherine Robbs of Clayton, who plans to study nursing, told the audience JCC was always one of her top choices for college.

JCC hosts annual Legislative Breakfast

Students, college employees and trustees, and legislators talk about community college needs during the Legislative Breakfast.

partnersCommunity


Polymer Group, Inc. (PGI) is the recipient of the JCC 2011 Business and Industry Partner Award.

The award was presented February 9 at the Breakfast before Business event, which was hosted by the JCC Foundation, the JCC Economic and Community Development staff, and the Johnston County Association of Chambers of Commerce. Held in the Great Hall of the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium, the event was sponsored by Pierce Group Benefits, BB&T, First Citizens Bank, Four Oaks Bank, and KS Bank.

Over the past two years, JCC has assisted PGI with two customized training projects to better train its employees in safety, maintenance, computers, leadership, and other skills. PGI supports the College Foundation and has a scholarship endowment that has awarded 10 scholarships to JCC students since 2004. PGI encourages its employees to earn college de-grees by offering a tuition reimbursement program.

“PGI greatly respects our partnership with Johnston Commu-nity College,” said Rich Towler, human resources manager at PGI’s Benson facility. “Supporting higher education strength-ens the communities in which we operate and having an active partnership allows for the community college system to assist private industry, like PGI, with current training needs and initiatives.”

PGI is a global leader in engineered materials, focused on the

production of nonwovens for the hygiene, wipes, medical and

industrial markets. The company has more than 3,000 em-

ployees worldwide with nearly 300 locally in Benson.

JCC President David Johnson, second from right, and Joy Callahan, dean of economic and community development, present the 2011 Business and Industry Partner Award to PGI. Representing PGI from left are Mary Walker; Rich Towler; Doug Oglesby; Karen Wiggs; Brian Veniez; and Ricky Stephenson.

PGI receives JCC business partner award

Supporting higher education strengthens communities


Howell Woods Environmental Learning CenterSome 700 patrons of all ages visited the College’s unique 2,800-acre Howell Woods Environmental Learning Center for the annual Howell Woodstock celebration in November. About 50 exhibitors, vendors, and volunteers displayed their wares and entertained the crowd.

ArboretumIn 2012, Arboretum volunteers logged more than 1,300 hours tending the gardens and donated more than 1,000 pounds of food to the Food Closet at Centenary United Methodist Church and the Soup Kitchen at First Baptist Church.

Frank Creech Art GalleryFrom September 2011 to November 2012, the gallery featured 11 exhibits from a variety of local and regional artists showcasing numerous art forms including paint-ings, sculpture, and photography.

inspirationbeyond the classroom


2011-2012 Concert Series Sponsors

Presenting Sponsor

Zaxby’s of Clayton and Smithfield

Corporate Sponsors

Becky’s Log Cabin Restaurant & Motel

Donnie and Linda Lassiter

Sleep Inn & Super 8 Motel

Sponsors

Austin’s Tax Center

Phyliss Braswell

Casey’s Floral & Catering Service

Casey Funeral Home

Fink’s Jewelers

First Citizens Bank

KS Bank, Inc.

Parrish Cleaning Service

Triangle Insurance Group

White Swan Barbeque, Inc.

2011-2012 Country Music Showcase Sponsors

Presenting Sponsor

Zaxby’s of Clayton and Smithfield

Sponsors

Phyliss Braswell

Farm Bureau, Keith Brinson

Johnston County Visitor’s Bureau

Neuse River Printing

White Swan Barbeque, Inc.

In 2011-2012, JCC’s Performing Arts hosted:

• 263 events and approximately 100,000 people at the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium

• 6 Country Music Show runs for a total of 20 shows• 12 Concert Series events

Tim Hawkins was the most popular performance of the 2011-12 series, bringing in more than 1,600 patrons for two shows in November 2011.

Performing Arts

Through its Concert Series and Country Music Showcase, the Perform-ing Arts at JCC brings some of music’s most recognizable names and the area’s talented aspiring artists to the stage at the 1,000-seat Paul A. Johnston Auditorium.


ACHIEVING

Congratulations to the Class of 2012

JCC awarded a record 547 associate degrees and diplomas at its commencement ceremonies on May 16 and 17.

Renee Batts, education consultant-health sciences academic programs from the North Carolina Com-munity College System, delivered the commencement address to Monday’s health sciences graduates. Dr. Barry Drum, chaplain and religious studies instructor at North Carolina Wesleyan College, gave the general commencement speech at Tuesday’s ceremony. James

Hodge of Newton Grove, who earned an associate de-gree in paralegal technology, received the President’s Award for his scholastic achievement and leadership. Marjorie West of Dunn, who earned associate degrees in medical office administration and office adminis-tration, received the Citizenship Award for her leader-ship and service to fellow students.

In 2011-12, 145 students earned their GED and eight students received their Adult High School diplomas from JCC.

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JCC selects 15 up-and-coming student leaders each year to serve as its prestigious student ambassadors. The students receive paid tuition for the year through private monies given to the College Foundation. In return, the student ambassadors are involved in a number of Foundation special events and student activities on campus to foster their leadership skills.

Below: JCC’s 2011-12 student ambassadors from left starting on the bottom row are: Rusty Mitchiner of Garner; Johnathan Parker of Four Oaks; Payton Bolin of Four Oaks; James Hodge of Newton Grove; Brittany Turner of Zebulon; Brittany Byrd of Smithfield; Jessica Hoover of Clayton; Kameron Wood of Selma; Rebecca Cook of Princeton; Viviana Callejas of Smithfield; Katherine Robbs of Clayton; Anna Dudley of Benson; Erika Guillen of Clayton; Thomas Dean, advisor; Brent Evans of Princeton; and Kerran Green of Clayton.

It’s hard to ignore Nate Jones’s passion for Johnston Com-munity College.

“It’s been fantastic. If you don’t know exactly what you want to do in the future, the community college is a great place to find yourself,” says Jones, 21. “I definitely found myself at JCC.”

With an obvious zeal for learning and a determination for success, Jones is JCC’s Academic Excellence Award recipient for 2012.

In 2009, Jones, a Clayton resident, enrolled at JCC thinking he wanted to study music. Thanks to his educational experi-ence here and the guidance of a few mentors along the way Jones decided to move to New York after graduation in May to study communications.

“My passion is communications and the collaborative effort that goes on behind the scenes,” he says. “I think it’s the best medium for all facets of art to bring their skills and talents together to create something larger than themselves.”

In 2010-11, Jones served as the president of the college’s Phi Theta Kappa honor society, a position he says strengthened his leadership skills.

“It’s been a great opportunity to promote the community college option,” Jones says. “You get to work with the best and brightest at JCC, and it’s been a wonderful avenue to mingle with other students.”

Nate Jones is JCC’s Academic Excellence Award winner for 2012.

Nate Jones is Johnston Community College’s excellent student

2011-2012 Student Ambassadors

I definitely found myself at JCC

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Jackie Page is so thankful she was hired at Johnston Community College nine years ago.

“Something just told me JCC is the right place to be,” she said recently. “There is so much cama-raderie and fellowship here at the college. It’s such a great place to work.”

A resident of Benson, Page is the recipient of the 2012 Rudolph A. Howell Outstanding Staff Person Award.

A graduate of JCC, Page is a records registration specialist in the Student Services division. She spends most of her time entering student registration data, assisting students with transcript requests, and answering general registration questions.

Christina Wilson, an admissions coordinator, said Page is conscientious and is always eager to help. “Jackie is friendly, hardworking, and always has a smile on her face,” Wilson said.

Page said she was surprised but humbled by her honor. “I’m so grateful for the recognition,” she said. “I’m very apprecia-tive for the opportunity to work at JCC. I’ve developed so many special relationships, and it’s been a really wonderful experience that I hope will continue.”

Outstanding Staffer: Jackie Page

It’s obvious that David Oliver was born to teach.

Whether it’s in the classroom at Johnston Community College, in combat in the Army Reserve, or in Sunday School at Coats Community Church, Oliver loves to help others learn new informa-tion.

“I started my teaching career in 1993, and I’ve literally taught every age from three years old and up,” Oliver says.

Oliver’s dedication to education is one reason he is the 2012 Earl C. and Doris F. Helms Excellence in Teaching Endowment recipient at JCC.

“I love seeing the light bulb when a student comprehends a concept after you’ve tried different ways to get the concept across to them,” the Erwin native says. “To me, that’s the greatest reward.”

Since 1999, Oliver has taught networking technology at JCC. He’s also a member of the Army Reserve and teaches antiterrorism, safety, and other courses to soldiers. “The best part of my job has always been the students,” Oliver says. “They make it fun, and I’ve enjoyed dealing with the myriad of experiences they bring to the table. I learn new methods from them just as much as they learn from me.”

Outstanding Instructor: David Oliver

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Success Testimonials

Jose Gonzalez

“I always wanted to get my associate’s degree in emergency medical science and when I found out I could get it at JCC I decided to continue pursuing my goals. The instructors are there to help and that was really helpful and made me have a really good community college experience.”

—Jose Gonzalez, first graduate of JCC’s emergency medical science degree program in 2012 and current Johnston County paramedic

Rosa Andrews

“At Johnston Community College, community is our middle name. In my position as director of the Small Business Center, I strive to provide current and potential small business owners with the education and re-sources to make their businesses successful. Community partnerships are crucial to my work and to the mission of JCC.

—Rosa Andrews, director of economic development and recipient of the 2011 Athena Award given by the Greater Smithfield-Selma Area Chamber of Commerce

Dewana Hartley

“I knew no better way to honor a kind caring educator, the institution I dearly love, and the students I believe in than to share the love and kindness I have been given.”

—Dewana Hartley, JCC alumnae and instructor who started an annual scholarship with the JCC Foundation in 2012

Allen Strader

“JCC has given me a new start. With the help and support of the instructors, I not only have knowledge but confidence in my abilities.”

—Allen Strader, author of short story published in the 2011 Phi Theta Kappa’s Nota Bene, honors anthology, current student pursuing teaching degree in the Wells Fargo Partnership East program

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SUSTAININGsuccessGifts to the JCC Foundation support the College in many ways including scholarships, grants, faculty and teaching support, student leadership, the Arboretum, Howell Woods, and the Performing Arts.


The JCC Foundation celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2012, and on behalf of the Foundation Board of Directors, Dr. David Johnson, and the College trust-ees, I want to express my sincere thanks for the support you have shown these past 30 years. This year is bittersweet as my presiden-

cy ended June 30, 2012, but I am fortunate to have led such an outstanding organization.

During my tenure as Foundation Board president, I have been able to serve alongside a committed Board of Directors, two devoted college presidents, and a dedicated Foundation staff. I am thankful for the greater understanding I have of this fine institution and the many ways in which JCC touches our stu-dents and communities through exceptional instruction and outstanding cultural and personal enrichment opportunities.

Many of these opportunities would not be possible without support from our private donors. In 2011-12, the Founda-tion’s assets grew nearly 12 percent from $5,133,715 to $5,725,395 as of June 30, 2012. More than $70,000 was raised as part of the 30 for 30 challenge where the Foundation engaged 30 new partners to contribute at least $1,000. First Citizens Bank provided $30,000 in matching funds to these new partner gifts.

In addition, 13 new funds were established to support schol-arships, including six scholarship endowments, three annual scholarships, and four memorial funds. To date, 11 spaces have been named in the Learning Resource Center to support the President’s Innovation Fund, a fund focused on student success and building a 21st century campus.

Please know that these personal investments make positive changes at JCC and for the students it serves today and in the future. I am truly honored to have met so many wonderful, generous people who support the JCC Foundation.

Join me and the Foundation Board as we embark on the next 30 years.

Earl W. Worley, Jr.

A Message from the Foundation President

Earl W. Worley, Jr.2011-12 JCC Foundation Board of Directors

Earl Worley, PresidentJody McLeod, Vice PresidentDenton Lee, Immediate Past PresidentDavid Johnson, JCC PresidentMike Cross, TreasurerTwyla Wells, Executive DirectorNicky Cox, Co-Chair Community RelationsJenny Stewart, Co-Chair Community RelationsDonna Steele, Chair Finance CommitteePam Harrell, Chair Innovation Grants and Scholarship CommitteeGriffin David Lockett, Chair Resource Development

Elizabeth Davis BakerSteve BryantKevin DoughertyDavid FordCharles HinnantNell HowellLeslie HolstonEric M. JanisCraig JonesPatricia JonesLinda LassiterBrian LightJoe LowryMelanie MarlowGeorgianna McLeanGeorge MooreScott ParrishJeff Pope(The Late) Michael Foy SmithHaywood Watson

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September 2011 (right, top photo) The JCC Foundation honored its donors and scholarship recipients Sept. 11 at a Donor Appreciation and Scholarship Recipient luncheon. Approximately 250 scholarship recipients and donors attended the celebration in the Great Hall of the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium. For the 2011-12 academic year, the JCC Foundation awarded nearly 160 scholarships totaling $95,000.

October 2011 (above)Thirty teams participated in the 17th annual Neal Lancaster-Four Oaks Bank Charity Classic Oct. 7 at the Country Club of Johnston County. The event raised nearly $60,000 for critical areas of funding such as scholarships, program enhancement, and academic enrichment at JCC.

January 2012The JCC Foundation kicked off a year-long celebration of the organization’s 30th Anniversary. As part of the anniversary celebration, JCCF established a goal of raising an additional $30,000 in business and corporate support. As of June 30, 2012 over $70,000 had been raised with a significant major gift contributed by First Citizens Bank.

April 2012 (right, bottom photo)The JCC Foundation held its 2012 spring gala April 19 at The Clubhouse at Portofino in Clayton. The event was hosted by Sandra and Norwood Thompson. The fundraiser raised more than $21,000 to support scholarships, book funds, innovation grants, and program enhancement funds for the College.

Foundation Highlights

successA year of supporting

Supporting the college through fundraising events


Statements of Financial PositionJune 30, 2012 and 2011

Assets 2012 2011Cash and cash equivalents $638,193 $660,226Restricted cash and cash equivalents ---- $1,930,948Marketable securities $4,108,053 $1,658,227Accrued interest $2,475 ----Pledges receivable $197,884 $105,524Land & building held for Investment Purpose $778,790 $778,790

Total assets $5,725,395 $5,133,715

Liabilities and Net Assets 2012 2011Accounts payable $6,031 $5,900

Total liabilities $6,031 $5,900

Net Assets 2012 2011Unrestricted $179,815 $99,261Temporarily restricted $1,595,844 $1,364,137Permanently restricted $3,943,705 $3,664,417

Total net assets $5,719,364 $5,127,815Total net assets and liabilities $5,725,395 $5,133,715

Statements of ActivitiesYears Ended June 30, 2012 and 2011

Revenues and gains: 2012 2011Contributions $532,732 $449,934Golf tournament $64,605 $59,907Special events $24,551 $31,481Investment income $154,965 $288,716Interest and dividends $92,196 $63,788

Total revenues and gains $869,049 $893,826

Expenses: 2012 2011Program services $204,869 $167,629Management and general $31,779 $32,048Fundraising $40,852 $38,778

Changes in net assets $591,549 $655,371

Net assets: 2012 2011Beginning of year $5,127,815 $4,472,444End of year $5,719,364 $5,127,815

TOTAL$5,725,395

TOTAL$869,049

TOTAL$204,869

Permanently Restricted $3,943,705Temporarily Restricted $1,595,844Unrestricted $185,395

Total $5,725,395

Permanently Restricted $208,215Temporarily Restricted $302,780Unrestricted $358,054

Total $869,049

Special Purpose $75,518Scholarships $93,945Institutional Support $30,000Innovation Grants $5,406

Total $204,869

TOTAL ASSETS

TOTAL REVENUES

PROGRAM SERVICES


New Scholarship Endowments

Lewis R. Holding EndowmentJohn R. Howell, Jr. and Ada Lee Howell EndowmentJesse Carlton Moore Endowment Kenneth A. Talton, Jr. Memorial EndowmentPam Tripp “Women in Management” Endowment James Odell and Christine West Jackson Family Endowment

New Annual Scholarships

John Howell, Jr. and Ada Lee Howell ScholarshipHugh and Elizabeth McGowan ScholarshipsSmithfield Manor Certified Nursing Assistant Scholarship

New Memorial Funding July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012

The following individuals’ lives were honored as they were memorialized through designated contributions to Johnston Community College Foundation.

Sarah Hopkins BradleyAdam Clifton CaseyRandy Kent HopperJohn S. Shallcross, Sr.

Named Foundation Special Purpose Endowment Funds

Cynthia DeFord Adams Literary Competition Endowment Earl C. and Doris F. Helms Excellence in Teaching Endowment Howell Woods Endowment John R. Windley Music Endowment Laurie Orr Peters Arts Memorial EndowmentTruck Driver Training Industry Excellence Endowment

Foundation Named Funds

Established Endowment Commitment Funds (Under $10,000)

Barbara Anders Hoffman Endowment Caroline Connet Memorial Endowment Donald L. Reichard Institute for Strategic Excellence Endowment Frank Creech Scholarship Endowment Hilda Rogers Bailey Music EndowmentKevin H. Johnson and Julie J. Hopkins Endowment Larry Stancil Family Endowment Mr. and Mrs. Almond R. Warrick, Jr., Endowment T. Clifford Massengill EndowmentWilliam B. Wellons, Sr., Endowment

Named Third Party Asset Distribution Funds

Johnston County Arts Council Endowment Distribution Purpose: Scholarship (North Carolina Community Foundation)

Johnston Community College Foundation/ Don and Linda Lassiter Performing Arts Fund Distribution Purpose: Performing Arts Scholarship (The North Carolina Foundation for Christian Ministries)

Johnston Community College Foundation/ R. P. Holding Foundation Distribution Purpose: Learning Resource Center (North Carolina Community Foundation)

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President’s Innovation Fund

The following endowed funds were initiated through the naming of spaces located within the Learning Resource Center. Income generated from the pooled investment of these funds are earmarked for the President’s Innovation Fund with key areas of focus being access to success, targeting student services and support, and a 21 century campus, targeting new program development and enhanced technologies.

Deacon Jones Memorial EndowmentGrifols EndowmentAnne Sanderson Ogburn Memorial EndowmentNovo Nordisk, Inc. EndowmentDonnie E. and Linda V. Lassiter EndowmentWallace Ashley III Memorial EndowmentE. Street Jones, Jr. Memorial EndowmentDr. Carolyn Grantham Ennis Hazel Fendley Lock Memorial FundMary Lois Bryan FundWillard Ray Price Memorial Fund

30 for 30 Business – Corporate Partners

Johnston Community College Foundation, Inc. was joined by First Citizens Bank to launch a special initiative in celebration of the JCC Foundation’s 30th Anniversary. Support provided by the following business and corporate partners resulted in over $70,000 being raised for JCC Foundation program services.

AdVenture Development, LLCAseptic Training InstituteAten Inc. Bioanalytical TechnologiesCarolina MudcatsCarolina PackersCarroll PharmacyChris and Nicole KeyClayton Residential RentalsCummins AtlanticCustom Assemblies, Inc.Donnie and Linda LassiterDr. and Mrs. Eric M. JanisEllis and Patricia JonesGraham and Angela NevilleHowell Family Farms LLC - Monsanto Seed Co.John and Sharon ParrishJohnston HealthLearning PlusLegalSheildNeuse River PrintingParrish, Pulleyn & Young Wealth ManagementPatterson-PopePittard Perry & Crone, Inc.Progress EnergySecurity Credit Corp.95 & 95, Inc. doing business as Sleep Inn and SuitesSona BLW Precision Forge, Inc.STERISSteve and Suzanne CookTraining & Communications Group, Inc.Triangle Insurance Group, Inc. Waste IndustriesZentek Automation US Inc.

Innovation Grants Funded July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012

A total of $5,900 was awarded for the following projects:

JCC Global Villages - $1,500JCC Recording Studio - $1,500Project ENHANCE - $1,500Primary Green - $1,400

Business and Corporate Partners Sustaining Partners $5,000 or more

Aseptic Training Institute, LLCCummins Atlantic LLCDeacon Jones Auto GroupElla Ann L. & Frank B. Holding FoundationFour Oaks BankGrifols, Corporate CommunicationsJCC (Misc.)NC Community Foundation, Inc.Rotary Club of Central Johnston CoThe Three J’s, Inc.Zaxby’s of Clayton & SmithfieldAsset Partners $1,250 or more95 & 95 Inc, dba Sleep Inn & SuitesAmerica’s Farmers Grow Communities Monsanto FundBranch Banking and TrustEastern CHPT Maintenance Council NC MCAFirst Citizens BankKS BankMcMillan, Pate & Company, L.L.P.The North Carolina Foundation for Christian MinistriesNC Trucking AssocicationProgress EnergyREX UNC Health CareSmithfield Rotary Club, Inc.Triangle Insurance Group, Inc.Waste Industries, USA, Inc.


President’s Circle ($100,000 plus)

Trustee’s CirclePlatinum ($50,000 - $99,999)

Deacon Jones Auto Group

Gold ($25,000 - $49,999)

Ella Ann L. & Frank B. Holding FoundationGrifolsZaxby’s of Clayton & Smithfield

Silver ($10,000 - $24,999)

Ms. Ann AdamsCummins Atlantic LLCMrs. Julia S. ElseeFour Oaks BankMr. and Mrs. Jerry OrrRotary Club of Central Johnston CountyMr. Kenneth TaltonMr. and Mrs. John TaylorThe Three J’s, Inc.

Partner ($5,000 - $9,999)

Aseptic Training Institute, LLCMr. and Mrs. Bob BarberDr. and Mrs. Eric M. JanisDr. Hoyt M. LockNorth Carolina Community Foundation, Inc.

Associate ($1,000 - $4,999)

95 & 95 Inc., dba Sleep Inn & SuitesAdVenture Development, LLCAmerica’s Farmers Grow Communities -

Monsanto FundAnnie V’s FloristAnonymousAustin’s Tax CenterMr. Perry BarbourMs. Mary Frances BinghamBranch Banking and TrustMr. Keith H. BrinsonMs. Jaxie BryanCarolina Packers, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mike W. CarrollCarroll Pharmacy, Inc.CenturyLinkClayton Residential RentalsMr. and Mrs. Steve CookMr. and Mrs. Jocky CreasyCustom Assemblies, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. DoughertyMr. and Mrs. Ira DunnEastern CHPT Maintenance Council

NC MCALauren E. FarrisMrs. Vivian C. FinchFirst Citizens BankFour Oaks Chamber of Commerce

Mrs. Lin FryeMr. and Mrs. John D. HobartMr. and Mrs. Scott HolstonMr. and Mrs. Ricky HowellInstitutional Interiors, Inc.Mrs. Christine W. JacksonDr. and Mrs. David N. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Ellis L. JonesMr. and Mrs. Chris KeyKS BankMr. and Mrs. Ross W. LampeMr. and Mrs. Donnie LassiterMr. and Mrs. Denton F. Lee Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Griffin D. LockettMrs. Jeanette MassengillMcMillan, Pate & Company, L.L.P.Mr. Harold MedlinMr. and Mrs. George C. MooreN.C. State UniversityN.C. Trucking AssocicationMr. and Mrs. Graham NevilleNew Innovative Products, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John ParrishPierce Group Benefits, LLCRose E. PriceMs. Pattie B. ProctorProgress EnergyREX UNC Health CareMr. & Mrs. Gene A. Rooks

futuresFriends funding


Security Credit CorporationSmithfield Kiwanis ClubSmithfield Rotary Club, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Herman SteeleThe North Carolina Foundation

for Christian MinistriesTriangle Insurance Group, Inc.Mrs. Pamela M. TrippVietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 990Waste Industries, USA, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Whitley Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Worley Jr.

Affiliate ($500 - $999)

Ace Fabrication, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David ArnnAten, Inc.Black Business & Health Expo VendorsMs. Phyliss P. BraswellCarolina Human Resources, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Randy CoxMrs. Lynda CreechMr. and Mrs. Chad CulverDavis & Ward, LLCMr. and Mrs. Phil DavisMr. and Mrs. Roy DunnMr. and Mrs. Virgil EarlyDr. and Mrs. Ademola EjireFerrellgasMs. Thelma M. HarrisJCC Performing ArtsJohnston Medical & Surgical Supply Co.JR’s Paint & Body Shop, Inc.MBAJ ArchitectureMcCall’s Bar-B-Que & Seafood RestaurantMitchell Temporary Services, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Davidson V. NevilleMr. Roger OlmsteadParrish, Pulleyn & Young

Wealth Management, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. W. L. PowellRegis Franchise Division

(Cost Cutters Family Hair Salon)Smithfield Manor, Inc.Stevens Sausage CompanyMr. and Mrs. Wade M. StewartMr. C B. Strickland IIIMs. Jan D. SullivanSun Dawg Renovations, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. TharringtonThe Bradley CorporationVortex Construction Co.Ms. Shirley P. WallaceMr. & Mrs. William B. Wellons Jr.Ms. Twyla Casey Wells

Patron ($250 - $499)Mrs. Brenda S. AbbottMr. and Mrs. Rudolph AllenMr. and Mrs. Arthur AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Wallace Ashley Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Austin Jr.Mr. Keith BeamonBLP Forestry LLCDr. and Mrs. John M. BookerMr. and Mrs. John BranchCarolina MudcatsMr. and Mrs. James E. CarterMr. and Mrs. James W. CashCharles K. Hinnant and CompanyMr. and Mrs. Jerry CoxMr. and Mrs. Hank W. DanielsMr. and Mrs. Bryan DaughtryMs. Diana D. DouglasMrs. Pam J. EarpDr. and Mrs. James EllerbeGlaxoSmithKlineMs. Cathy H. GodwinMr. and Mrs. David GoodingMs. Catina H. GrimesMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. HallDr. Pam HarrellMs. Dewana J. HartleyHewett & Wood, P.A.Mr. and Mrs. Cris HoffmanMs. Olivia B. HoldingMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. HowellMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. HowertonMr. and Mrs. Ron HughesJCC Student Massage AssociationMr. Craig JonesMr. Nathaniel JonesMr. and Mrs. Paul JumpMr. and Mrs. Bill Kennedy

Mrs. Barbara B. LangstonMr. and Mrs. Jerry MarracciniMr. and Mrs. Joshua McCuneMedlin Insurance Agency Inc.

(Allstate Insurance Company)Mr. and Mrs. James W. NarronDr. James A. OldhamMrs. Dale A. O’NeillMr. and Mrs. Linwood ParkerMr. and Mrs. Scott ParrishMr. Allan D. PedersenPittard Perry & Crone, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bryan PittmanMr. and Mrs. H.C. PrecytheMr. and Mrs. Chap RaglandMr. and Mrs. Steve RamosMrs. Jessica RiegerMs. Linda D. SmithMr. and Mrs. M. W. StancilStarlight CasesStarlight Performance Golf TeesMr. and Mrs. David O. StephensMrs. Jean StowersMr. Jon D. StricklandMr. and Mrs. Tony SwannMr. and Mrs. Jack H. TempleTriangle East Timber CompanyMr. Jeff Van EttenMr. Larry WalkerMr. and Mrs. Michael D. WallaceMr. and Mrs. Ernie WardMr. and Mrs. Brian WarrenMr. and Mrs. Donald WarrenMrs. Jean S. WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Durwood D. WoodallMr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Woodruff

Contributor ($100 - $249)

ADColorDr. and Mrs. Richard AliotoMs. Donna AllenAmerican Legion AuxiliaryMr. and Mrs. Tommy AshleyMr. and Mrs. Jesse AustinMr. and Mrs. William J. Austin Jr.Mr. Larry K. Bagwell Jr.Bail Bonds - Ms. C Bail BondsMr. and Mrs. Brian BakerBales and Simpson, DDS, PAMr. David M. BarberMr. and Mrs. Timothy BarbourMrs. Debbie BattenBenson Chiropractic CenterMs. Pamela G. BerrySheriff Steve BizzellDelano R. BorysMr. Dan BradleyMr. and Mrs. Tony BraswellJonathan BreedenBrightleaf Insurance Associates, Inc.


Bullock Brothers Equipment Co., Inc.Mrs. Shirley ByrdMr. and Mrs. Jon CallahanMr. and Mrs. Steve CanadyCapital Associated Industries, Inc.Carolina BalletMr. and Mrs. Jerry CarrollMr. and Mrs. Jeff CarverMrs. Shirley N. CaseyMr. Rick G. CatesMr. Chris ChappellCircle Florist & GiftsMr. Bill ClarkeClayton Area MinistriesClayton Glass & MirrorMr. and Mrs. Jack CoatsMr. Rick ColvilleJudge and Mrs. Andy Corbett Jr.Country Club of Johnston CountyMr. and Mrs. Jimmy R. CoxAndy and Phyllis CreechMrs. Billie CretiniThe Honorable and Mrs. Will CrockerDr. and Mrs. Ed CroomMr. and Mrs. Mike CrossMr. Thomas F. CurrierMs. Barbara DaughtryMr. and Mrs. Neal DavisMs. Selma W. DavisDees Jackson Jackson & Associates, P.A.Mr. Donald H. DelaporteMrs. Dawn DixonDoug Sutton & Associates, Inc.Ms. Patsy DoyleEdwards IGA FoodlinerMs. Joan M. EdwardsMs. Eva EfirdMr. Shane R. EnglishDr. Carolyn G. EnnisKen EtheridgeEvans JewelersEvans Tire & Automotive Center, Inc.Mr. Sam FaucetteFink’s JewelersMr. J. D. FlemingMr. Mike FlemingFloor Talk, LLCFour Oaks InteriorsFour Seasons FloristRev. Sterling FreemanFriends of David Rouzer CommitteeMr. and Mrs. Willie K. GameMr. and Mrs. Larry GatesMs. Christine Z. GilbertMr. and Mrs. Tim GradyMr. and Mrs. Michael GrannisMr. and Mrs. Jonathan Y. GreenMr. Stephen E. Greer Sr.Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hall Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Sam N. Hardy Jr.


Mr. and Mrs. Perry HarrisMr. and Mrs. John G. HatchMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Heritage Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Rick J. HesterMs. Terri HillMr. and Mrs. Mike HinesMr. and Mrs. Scott HolstonMr. Jeffrey HoltHometowne Realty GroupHowell Woods

Environmental Learning CenterMr. Ed F. HoyMr. and Mrs. Richard HuckenbeckMr. Jeff HuntMr. and Mrs. Jesse E. IngramJ & L Drilling, Inc.JCC Department of Basic SkillsMs. Shelia JeffersonMr. Keith JohnsonMs. Sabrina JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Douglas JonesJones Farm SupplyMrs. Faye JonesMr. and Mrs. Jim JonesMr. Mac JonesJP’s Ribs and ChickenMr. and Mrs. Harold T. KeenMr. Derek KellyMr. and Mrs. Ed KnightMr. and Mrs. Robert K. LamarMickey S. LammMr. and Mrs. Neal LancasterMr. and Mrs. John LangdonJudge and Mrs. Frank LanierLearningPlusMr. and Mrs. Ayden R. Lee Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David E. LeeLee Technologies, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John LeeDr. and Mrs. Tony LivermanMr. and Mrs. William J. LoveMr. and Mrs. Ron L. LoweryM. Durwood Stephenson & Associates Inc.MagicMurals.comMr. and Mrs. Lonnie ManleyMr. and Ms. Jimmy MarlerMrs. Melanie MarlowMrs. Tonya P. MassengillMr. WC MassengillMr. and Mrs. George B. Mast

McKinnie & Bailey Funeral HomeMr. and Mrs. Jody McLeodMs. Linda McLeodMs. Della G. McMillianMedcon Case ManagementRev. James MelnykMills & Salter O.D. P.A.Mr. and Mrs. David F. MillsMr. and Mrs. Allen L. Mims Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mitchell Jr.Mr. Rusty MitchinerMr. and Mrs. Michael MizelleMr. and Mrs. Ralph MorganMr. and Mrs. Billy R. MorrisDr. Dwight MorrisMr. and Mrs. Jim Nappier Jr.Old Dominion Freight Line, IncMs. Jackie D. PageMr. and Mrs. James ParkerMr. Ken ParkerMr. and Mrs. Brandon S. ParrishMr. and Mrs. Robert E. ParrishMrs. Paula A. ParrishMr. and Mrs. Tom ParrishMr. and Mrs. Barry PartloMr. Doug PateMrs. Deborah A. PattisonMr. Chris PearcePeedin & Sasser CPAs PLLCMrs. Brenda PeedinPender Nursery, Inc.Perfectly Pampered Salon & SpaSally PettyDonna H. PittmanPJ’s Auto ServiceMs. Charlotte P. PopeMr. and Mrs. Jackie PopeMr. and Mrs. Jeff D. PopeMr. and Mrs. Patrick PopeKay PrattR.A. Jeffrey’s Distributing Co., LLCMr. and Mrs. Donald B. RainsDr. and Mrs. Morgan G. ReedReedy Creek Golf ClubDr. and Mrs. Don ReichardMr. Todd R. ReiderRendall & Associates

Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. RhodesRhodes NurseryTuwanda R. RichardsonMr. and Mrs. James M. RileyRiverwood Golf & Athletic ClubMr. John RobinsonMr. Clarence RoseMs. Donna C. RyderMs. Hazel F. SandersMr. and Mrs. Rufus SandersDr. and Mrs. Oliver C. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Sidney E. SaulsMrs. Elizabeth SawreyMr. Bradley N. SchulzMr. and Mrs. John ScovilSherry’s Signature CheesecakesSherwood’s Auto Center, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. ShoreMr. and Mrs. Berry SkinnerSkinner Insurance & Realty Co., Inc.Sloan CommunicationsMr. and Mrs. Christopher SmithMr. and Mrs. George SmithMr. and Mrs. John SmithSmithfield Sign Design, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sparks

Mr. Mike SpraginsMr. Mike StallsMr. and Mrs. Bobby G. StanleyMr. and Mrs. Michael G. StarlingMr. and Mrs. Durwood StephensonMr. Jerry StevensMr. and Mrs. Wayne StewartMr. and Mrs. Larry StrevigSun Auto WashSurtronics, Inc.Swift Creek Nursery, Inc.TAP Construction, Inc.Ms. Amy TartMr. Timothy N. TaylorTaylor’s NurseryTDT Class # 537TDT Class # 537-BTDT Class #538Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. TewMs. Rachel S. TiceTraining & Communications Group, Inc.Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.Inc.Ms. Leslie VanHoyMr. and Mrs. Herman VinsonMr. and Mrs. Linwood WalkerMr. and Mrs. Arnold Wallace

Ms. Becky W. WallaceDrs. Mike and Kathy WardWatson, Cooke & Jones, PAMr. and Mrs. Allen H. WellonsMr. and Mrs. Eldridge T. WestbrookWheels & Deals of Smithfield, Inc.Mrs. Donna M. WhiteMr. Ernie WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Norman H. WilleyMr. Bradley A. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Donald WilliamsonMr. Brack Wilson IIIMr. and Mrs. Brooks WinborneMr. and Mrs. Steve WinborneMs. Mary S. WindleyMr. John W. Wood, IIIMrs. Betty C. WoodallMs. Genevieve M. WoodallDr. Leonard S. WoodallMr. Charles D. WoodardMrs. Mary WoodruffMr. and Mrs. Mike WootenTracie WorleyYMCA of Northwest North CarolinaMr. and Mrs. Charlie B. YoungZack’s Char Grill

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