| Former
SCC Board of Trustees Members Recently Honored
Sylva…
Southwestern Community College’s recent board
of trustees meeting saw the swearing in of two members.
Local attorney Paul Holt, a founding member of the board
who has served for 38 consecutive years and SCC Student
Leadership Association member Virginia Cranfield were
sworn in by Jackson County Clerk of Court, Ann Melton.
The ceremony followed a dinner at which present and
former members of the board were honored for their service.
During the dinner, Dr. Cecil Groves presented N.C. House
Rep. Phil Haire and Senator Bob Carpenter with plaques
from the NC Association of Community College Presidents.
The awards were made in recognition of their service
during the 2004 legislative session.
Celebrating its 40th anniversary, the college also took
the opportunity to present the first viewing of a PowerPoint
presentation on the history of the board with images
dating from the establishment of the board in 1968.
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| Paul
Holt, left, and Virginia Cranfield, Southwestern
Community College Student Leadership Association
representative, far right, are sworn in as members
of the SCC Board of Trustees by Jackson County Clerk
of Court, Ann Melton. – SCC
Photo |
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| Former
SCC Board of Trustees members were recently honored
for their years of service to the college since
its founding 40 years ago. Present at the dinner
meeting were, left to right, Orville Coward Jr.,
Catherine Dillard, George Hooper, Carolyn Blanton,
Sen. Bob Carpenter, Roberta Swank, and Tommy Jenkins.
– SCC Photo |
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| N.C.
Rep. Phil Haire (left) receives a plaque from Dr.
Cecil Groves, president of Southwestern Community
College on behalf of the N.C. Association of Community
College Presidents in recognition of his support
during the 2004 legislative session. –
SCC photo. |
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| Southwestern
Community College president, Dr. Cecil Groves, presents
former N.C. Sen. Bob Carpenter (left) with a plaque
from the NC Association of Community college Presidents
in recognition of his service during the 2004 legislative
session. – SCC Photo |
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