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Free classes for 2 years at RCCFrom the President's DeskGreat news! Eligible 2020, 2021, and 2022 high schoolgraduates can attend Rockingham Community Collegefor free. For students applying for the fall semester,the North Carolina Longleaf Commitment Grant willprovide up to 1,400 per semester for four semesters.The funds can be used for RCC tuition, fees, and books.This is a great opportunity to begin your educationaljourney. RCC has programs in nursing, business,computers, cosmetology, criminal justice, education,welding, machining, and industrial technologies. Youmay also choose to earn one of our two-year transferdegrees and complete your program at a 4-year collegeor university. There has never been a better time toattend Rockingham Community College.EMTEligibility requirements for the North Carolina LongleafCommitment Grant: Graduate from a North Carolina high school orhomeschool in 2020, 2021, or 2022. Studentswho complete GED, HiSET, or Adult High Schoolare also eligible. Be a North Carolina resident. Be a first-time college student. Students who tookcourses while in high school (Career & CollegePromise or Early College), and have not taken acollege course since graduating from high schoolare also eligible. Enroll in a curriculum program during the 20222023 academic year. Enroll in at least six (6) credit hours per semester. Complete the Free Application for FederalStudent Aid (FAFSA). To receive an EFC anddetermine financial aid eligibility, submit a FAFSAat studentaid.gov. Have an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) from 0 – 15,000. EFC is based upon a student’s FAFSAdetermination.2For students wishing to earn a short-term workforcecertification, we offer the Eagle Train and GainScholarship. The Eagle Train and Gain Scholarship issponsored by the Rockingham Community CollegeFoundation. The scholarship covers 180 of theregistration fee for eligible 96-hour workforcedevelopment programs - see page 11 for the programlisting. This scholarship is open to in-state and out-ofstate continuing education students.Please call our Admissions Office for more information:336-3342-4261, ext. 2333.We hope you will join us at RCC this Fall!Dr. Mark O. KinlawPresidentRockingham Community College is accreditedby the Southern Association of Colleges and SchoolsCommission on Colleges to award associate degrees, diplomas,and certificates. Contact the Southern Association of Collegesand Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane,Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questionsabout accreditation of Rockingham Community College.Become an EMT!The Emergency Medical Technician course (EMS 110)will be offered 8:30-11:20 a.m. this fallfor any student, including those in high school.EMS 110 prepares studentsto earn certification required to work as an EMT.Start Local. Go Far.www.rockinghamcc.edu336-342-4261 ext. 2333
what can i study at rcc?ASSOCIATE DEGREESAccounting and FinanceAgribusiness TechnologyBusiness AdministrationComputer-Integrated MachiningCosmetologyCriminal Justice TechnologyEarly Childhood EducationTransfer Track - LicensureTransfer Track - Non-LicensureCareer TrackElectrical Systems TechnologyEmergency Medical ScienceEmergency Medical Science BridgeEnvironmental Planning & DevelopmentInformation TechnologyMedical Office AdministrationNursingNursing, LPN to ADN optionRespiratory TherapySurgical TechnologyCOLLEGEtransferprogramsAssociate DegreeRCC’s associate degrees are designedfor students wishing to transfer to afour-year university, and representcompletion of approximately halfof a bachelors degree program. Thedegrees require about 60 semesterhours and can typically be completedwithin two years by full-time students.career & technical programsAssociate in Applied Science (AAS Degree)These degrees proved extensive entry-level employment training in professionalfields. AAS degrees range from 64 to 76 semester hours and can typically becompleted within two years by full-time students.DiplomaDiploma programs provide entry-level employment training in fields that requireless extensive training than an AAS degree. These programs range from 36 to 48semester hours and can usually be completed by full-time students within twosemesters and one summer session.CertificateA certificate provides entry-level employment skills and is often a way to get specifictraining in an area related to a diploma or AAS degree. These programs range from12 to 18 semester hours and can usually be completed within one semester.workforce developmentRCC offers numerous continuing education, short-term workforce developmentprograms that lead to employment. Check out the courses and programs in thisbook, and be sure to review the ones for which scholarships are available (page 11).YOUR STORY BEGINS NOW.APPLYING IS AS EASY AS 1, 2, 3Go to www.rockinghamcc.eduClick on ApplyComplete steps 1, 2 and 3 to begin your education336-342-4261 ext. 2333DIPLOMA PROGRAMSAC, Heating & Refrigeration TechnologyComputer-Integrated MachiningCosmetologyIndustrial Systems TechnologyPractical NursingSurgical TechnologyWelding TechnologyCOLLEGE TRANSFER PROGRAMSAssociate in ArtsAssociate in ScienceAssociate in Fine Arts in Visual ArtsAssociate in Arts in Teacher PreparationAssociate in Science in Teacher PreparationAssociate in General Education NursingCERTIFICATE PROGRAMSA EssentialsAir Conditioning & Refrigeration BasicsBasic Law Enforcement Training (BLET)Electrical WiringComputer-Integrated MachiningCosmetologyCybersecurityEarly Childhood EducationEmergency Medical ScienceIndustrial TroubleshootingIT Support FoundationsMedical AuditingMedical Billing & CodingNetwork and Security EssentialsMedical Office ProfessionalOffice AdministrationProgrammable Logic ControllersWeb TechnologiesWelding TechnologySPECIALTY PROGRAMSEffective Teacher TrainingFire/Rescue TrainingDuke Energy TRAILSwww.rockinghamcc.eduStart Local. Go Far.3
EARN TUITION-FREECOLLEGE CREDITWHILE IN HIGH SCHOOLthrough the career and College promise program (CCP)Career andTechnical Education(CTE) PathwayscollegetransferPathways; Agribusiness; Business Administration; Criminal Justice; Early Childhood Education; Emergency Medical Science; HVAC; Manual Machining; Manufacturing Technology (RockATOP); Web Technologies; Welding; Associate in Arts; Associate in Science; Associate in Nursing; Associate in Fine Arts in Visual Arts; Associate in Arts in Teacher Preparation; Associate in Science in Teacher Preparationlearn more about career and college college-promiseSharon Galloway - CTE Pathwaysgalloways@rockinghamcc.eduChandra Caple - College Transfer Pathwayscaplec@rockinghamcc.edu4Start Local. Go 2-4261336-342-4261ext. 2333
“RCC was my first choicebecause it was closeby, and I knew it had abeautiful campus. WhatI heard about RCC wasfantastic. What I like bestis RCC truly assists you indeveloping as a studentwhile also advancingyour education goals.”Jasmine JohnsonAssociate in Applied Science DegreeEarly Childhood Education Career TrackDecember 2021 GraduateAnnual Cost ComparisonsDuke University 77,069UNC Chapel Hill 24,546UNC Greensboro 20,155Elon University 54,562Appalachian State 20,192UNC Wilmington 25,798 3,466Rockingham Community CollegeAPPLY NOWTO BEGIN THISSummeror Fall!VISITWWW.ROCKINGHAMCC.EDUOR RCC’S ADMISSIONS OFFICEwww.rockinghamcc.edu336-342-4261 ext. 2333Start Local.Go Far.5IN THE WHITCOMBSTUDENTCENTERSOURCE: COLLEGE NAVIGATOR - NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATIONOR CALL 336-342-4261 EXT. 2333ESTIMATES OF COST OF ATTENDANCE LIVING ON CAMPUS
COLLEGE PartnershipsRockingham Community College has severalpartnerships which offer seamless transitionsfor students who begin their higher educationjourney with us, with plans to transitiontheir programs to four-year universities. Theuniversities have program requirements,and offer advising support as well aswaived university application fees. For moreinformation, visit sity-partnerships/UNC WilmingtonPathway to Excellence Guaranteed admission to UNCW for students earningan AA or AS with a GPA of at least 2.5 on programcoursework Open House event at UNCW providing application feewaivers Advising from a UNCW Transfer Student SuccessCoordinator in collaboration with RCC academicadvisorsNC A&T State UniversityAggie Plus Waived application fee Targeted advising from an Aggie Plus advisor at RCCand NCATSU Priority review in the NCATSU admissions process 1 Aggie Plus program orientation session at RCC atthe beginning of each fall term 1 Aggie Plus program visit day at NCATSU during thespring term6Start Local. Go Far.Lees-McRae CollegeGuaranteed Admission Increased academic scholarships Tuition discounts for online programs Additional discounts for Phi Theta Kappa Honor Societymembers Open House event at UNCW providing application feewaiversUNC GreensboroSpartan Passage Waived application fee for UNCG Academic advising with an RCC advisor and a UNCGSpartan Passage counselor Coordinated federal and state financial aid Access to UNCG’s Leonard J. Kaplan Center for WellnessEast Carolina UniversityPirate Promise Waived ECU application fee Guaranteed admission to ECU (note – admission tocertain degree-completion programs are departmentaldecisions) Joint academic advising Eligible for discounted athletic tickets Access to Pirate Promise Event days on ECU’s campuswww.rockinghamcc.edu336-342-4261 ext. 2333
BLETgniniarTementcrofnEic LawBasNext programruns Aug. 1 - Dec. 9,8-5 Monday-FridayApply by July 11TRAIN FOR ENTRY-LEVELEMPLOYMENT AS ALAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERWITH STATE, COUNTY,OR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS,OR WITH PRIVATE ENTERPRISEINFO336-342-4261ext. 2256 or 2238Topics covered Driving Physical Training Emergency responses Firearms Criminal, juvenile, civil,traffic, and alcoholbeverage laws Investigative, patrol, custody,and court procedures Subject control Ethics and community relationsREQUIREMENTS: U.S. citizen, N.C. resident, 20 years old, agency sponsorship, physical exam, criminal background checks,high school diploma/GED, pass a reading comprehension test, high school transcript, and a copy of DD-214 if dischargedfrom military.336-342-4261 ext. 2333www.rockinghamcc.eduStart Local. Go Far.7
The goal of theSmall Business Center Networkis to increase the success rateand the number of small businessesin Rockingham Countyby providing high quality,readily accessible, no-cost assistanceto prospective and existing small businessowners, leading to job creation and retention.Objectives: Simplify the start-up process for potentialentrepreneurs Start and grow businesses and create jobs Assist with navigating regulatory agencies andrequirements Reduce business failuresServices: Free, confidential one-on-one businesscounseling:Business Plan DevelopmentSources of Capital and Loan PreparationManagement and Human ResourcesGuidanceMarketing AssistanceBiotechnology-related Business QuestionsInternational TradeGovernment ProcurementFor one-on-one counselingor to register for seminars:www.ncsbc.net/center.aspx?center 75430For more information, contact RCC’sBusiness & Industry Liaison Jennifer Lesterat 336-342-4261 x2139 orlesterj8179@rockinghamcc.edu8Start Local. Go Far.Work with partners: Client referrals Collaborative projects like Boots to Business (SBA),Small Business Taxpayer Recovery Program, CapitalAccess Program Joint professional development Information sharing and disbursement to businesses Teaming on disaster recovery assistance Class or seminar training: High-impact topicsoffered free of charge or for a minimalregistration fee Resource and referral information for avariety of business needs, including referralsto other State and local agenciesOur unique role: Most extensive state-funded smallbusiness program: 100% statesupported Serve all 100 counties through our58 community colleges Focus on start-ups and micro-enterprises Local focus: Services customized tolocal needswww.rockinghamcc.edu336-342-4261 ext. 2333
FIRE/RESCUE TRAININGNorth Carolina Fire & Rescue Commission Certification ClassesFirefighter CertificationDriver OperatorTechnical Rescuer Vehicle RescueTrench RescueWater RescueWilderness RescueMachinery & Agricultural RescueConfined Space RescueStructural Collapse RescueHaz-Mat Level I ResponderPump OperationsAerial OperationsEmergency Vehicle DriverMobile Water SupplyFire & Life Safety Educator Levels I, II & IIIInstructor MethodologyTIMSRIC*Students should be associated with a fire or rescue departmentInfo:Randy D. Evans336-342-4261 ext. 2390evansr@rockinghamcc.eduClass Schedules:www.rockinghamcc.eduClick Continuing Education and then Fire & Rescue336-342-4261 ext. 2333www.rockinghamcc.eduStart Local. Go Far.9
WELCOME TO COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS!Rockingham Community College offers FREE classes to helpyou meet your academic and work-readiness goals through: High School Equivalency (HiSET /GED ) Adult High School English Language Acquisition (formerly ESL)ADULT HIGH SCHOOLThis tuition-free program helps qualifyingadults complete a high school diploma throughindividualized instruction. Students must passrequired high school level courses and studentsare awarded credit for previously completed highschool courses. Interested individuals should call336-342-4261 ext. 2146 to schedule a transcriptevaluation appointment.ADULT BASIC EDUCATIONAND HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCYMany students in our program are preparing totake an exam such as HiSET or GED , to earn ahigh school equivalency credential. Other studentsmay have already completed a high schoolcredential, but are improving their reading andmath skills to be more competitive in the workforceor more successful in college courses.Classes run year-round at RCC face-to-face, online, or virtuallyNew students start by attending a two-day orientation session at RCCCall 336-342-4261 ext. 2146 to schedule your orientation and get started!ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION (FORMERLY ESL)These free classes are designed for adults whose native language is not English. Students improve theirEnglish speaking, reading, listening and writing skills. Classes are offered throughout the year. Distancelearning programs are also available. New students must attend an orientation session. To enroll, call336-342-4261 ext. 2146 or email ESL@rockinghamcc.edu.Estas clases gratuitas están diseñadas para adultos cuyo idioma nativo no es el inglés. Los estudiantesmejoran sus habilidades para hablar, leer, escuchar y escribir en inglés. Las clases se ofrecen durantetodo el año. Programas de educación a distancia también están disponibles. Los nuevos estudiantesdeben asistir a una sesión de orientación. Para inscribirse, llame al 336-342-4261 ext. 2146 o correoelectrónico ESL@rockinghamcc.edu.10 Start Local. Go Far.www.rockinghamcc.edu336-342-4261 ext. 2333
LET ASCHOLARSHIP HELP PAYFOR YOUR TRAINING IN THESEHIGH-DEMANDTECHNICAL PROGRAMSINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYPROFESSIONALCybersecurity AnalystCosmetologyIncome Maintenance CaseworkerHEALTHCARECardiovascular (EKG) TechnicianCentral Sterile ProcessingAdvanced Emergency Medical TechnicianEMT – Emergency Medical TechnicianMedical AssistingNurse AideParamedicPharmacy TechnicianPhlebotomyCONSTRUCTION TRADESFor more info on the EagleTrain & Gain Scholarship:Carpentry: Core BasicsWelding336-342-4261 ext. 2000finaid@rockinghamcc.eduFunding is provided through the RCC Foundation'sEagle Train & Gain ScholarshipLook for the courses highlighted in yellow on pages 12-16336-342-4261 ext. 2333www.rockinghamcc.eduStart Local. Go Far.11
Continuing Education ScheduleCourse NameStart DateEnd DateDaysStartEndLocationInstructorCostHRD Employability LabAsk about a fee waiver5/9/20228/5/2022M-F8AM9PMBLC 105JCarter 180 HRD547623002-01Human Services ExplorationDSS Caseworker Phase I5/2/20226/22/2022MW6PM9PMBLC 103Covington 125 HRD559234000-01Mandatory OrientationAsk about a fee waiver4/25/20224/25/2022MHuman Services ExplorationDSS Caseworker Phase I8/23/202210/11/2022 TTHMandatory OrientationAsk about a fee waiver8/16/20228/16/2022TIncome MaintenanceCaseworker NC Fast Phase IIPrerequisite: Phase I7/6/20228/29/2022MW*Scholarship available, see p1112 Start Local. Go Far.Workforce Development CoursesTBA6PM6PM9PM9PM10/18/2022 12/15/2022 TTHwww.rockinghamcc.eduCourseSection55925BLC 101Ham 125 HRD559374000-01BLC 102RoyBLC 103Covington 131 HSE559263220-01BLC 101Ham55942HSE559403220-02336-342-4261 ext. 2333
NC OBD/IM EMISSIONS CERTIFICATIONOBD/IM Emissions Training6/6/20226/7/2022MT5PM9PMADT 111Jumper 5/202212/6/2022AUT559597300-04NC AUTO SAFETY INSPECTIONVehicle Safety Inspection6/13/20226/14/2022MT5PM9PMADT 111Jumper 19/20229/20/2022AUT559547302-0110/10/2022 10/11/2022AUT559567302-0211/14/2022 11/15/2022AUT559587302-0312/12/2022 12/13/2022AUT559607302-04Personal Enrichment ClassesNon-credit classes that can teach you a new skill or get you started on a fun :00PMADT 104Tucker 70MLS559443874-01MLS559463874-02COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYComputer BasicsAsk about a fee waiver5/6/20225/27/2022F9AM12PMBLC 103Wilkins 03LinkedIn for EmploymentAsk about a fee waivernew!4/19/20224/21/2022TTH1PM3PMBLC 103Carter 70Cybersecurity Awarenessnew!5/31/20227/19/2022T6PM8PMADT 116Knight 131 CCT559637001-01Knight 76M-SUWindows 11 Fundamentals5/26/20226/16/2022THOnline6PM8PMADT 116HRD559527124-01OST559287143-01Courses on this schedule are subject to change.For the most up-to-date information, visit www.RockinghamCC.eduand click on Continuing Education at the top.336-342-4261 ext. 2333www.rockinghamcc.eduStart Local. Go Far.13
PAINTINGPainting -Bob Ross-StyleMethodsnew!6/8/20227/27/2022Painting an Old CountryStore with /2022 12/14/2022CSP559687154-02Holiday PaintingW1PM4PMHUM104Boles 73CSP548227154-01POTTERYCeramic Design8/15/202212/7/2022MW5PM8PMCCA 104Korch 285 PRC559627152-01Pottery Making5/23/20227/20/2022MW2PM5PMCCA 104Korch 178 225PM8PMPRC559677153-038/13/20222/4/2023everyother S8AM12PMFRWCFreeman 202 a 232 CAR559737000-01Fundamentalsof Woodworking8/31/202211/16/2022 W5:45PM9:15PMCCTWSmith 147 PRC559727100-01Intermediate Woodworking5/31/20228/4/20225:45PM9:15PMCCTWSmith 202 PRC548047143-018/30/202211/15/2022 TPRC559697143-019/1/202211/17/2022 022 TTHWOODWORKINGCabinetmakingCarpentry I Core Skillsnew!Fine Points of FurnitureConstructionTTHTTH8AM3:30PMCCTWSmith 202 PRC548037127-01PRC559717127-01Have a skillyou can share?Contact RCC about teachinga Continuing Education course!It can be a short one-time workshopor a series that spansseveral weeks or months!Everyone wins when skillsare shared!336-342-426114 Start Local. Go Far.www.rockinghamcc.edu336-342-4261 ext. 2333
Health Science CoursesCPReLearning CPR SkillsFirst /2022 10/14/2022 FSEF543567010-0410/29/2022 10/29/2022 SSEF543577010-0511/11/2022 11/11/2022 FSEF543587010-0611/19/2022 11/19/2022 01-1PM-OHS 208OHS 125TBATBA 55 35SEF542737010-01SEF542847155-0110/10/2022 25/21/20229/24/20229/24/2022S2PM5PMOHS 20811/19/2022 11/19/2022336-342-4261 ext. 2333www.rockinghamcc.eduTBA rt Local. Go Far.15
Health Science Training ProgramsEach leads to certificationCardiovascular Technician9/9/202212/9/2022Required TechnologyAwareness course9/2/20229/23/2022Central Sterile Processing9/8/202211/17/2022 M-SU*Scholarship available, see p11*Scholarship available, see p11Emergency Medical Tech(EMT) Initial*Scholarship available, see p11Medical Assisting*Scholarship available, see p11F8:30AM11:30AM OHS lley 180 MED560173002-01Hill 258 EMS559004200-029AM3PM8/15/202212/12/2022 MWF8:30AM11:30AM OHS SU12/13/2022 TTHOHS 209OnlineM-SUOHS 120BeltonOHS 123ThomasOnlineRequired TechnologyAwareness course8/5/20229/2/2022F9AM12PMOHS 210CarterNurse Aide I5/16/20227/28/2022M-TH9AM1PMOHS 134Hurt*Scholarship available, see p11M-SU 218 TH5:30PM9:30PMOHS 0AM5PMOHS PMOHS 134BairdNUR559823240-04Pharmacy Technician8/23/202212/6/2022Required TechnologyAwareness 022 MRequired TechnologyAwareness course9/30/202210/21/2022 F*Scholarship available, see p11EMS559244200-01 218 NUR559803240-02OnlineM-SU*Scholarship available, see p11 202 ICV553483111-01OHS 2109/8/2022 and 11/3/20228/9/2022ThomasTTHOnline6PM9PM9AM12PMOHS 210Carter5:30PM8:30PMOHS 123Hodges9AM12PMM-SUFOHS 209MadrenOnlineM-SUOnlineOHS 210Carter 192 PHM3250-0155352HRD559957121-01 218 MLA553533022-02HRD551427210-01Other Training ProgramsCosmetology II (Bilingual)Taught in English, hip available, see p11SCI105/107Bahena 201 COS548493201-01Prerequisite: Cosmetology IWindows 11 FundamentalsThursdays, May 26-June 16, 6-8 p.m., ADT 116Get an introduction to the new Windows 11 operating system. Topics includegetting started, customizing Windows settings, managing files and folders, usingand downloading apps, installing devices, completing a system back up, and more.The class will also focus on key differences between Windows 10 and Windows 11.16 Start Local. Go Far.www.rockinghamcc.eduRegiste336-3r today!42-4261ext. 2333336-342-4261 ext. 2333
COMPUTERBASICSDevelop computer skills essential for successin today’s technology-driven workplace Basics for WindowsFour 3-hour classes EmailingChoose mornings or evenings Online Job Searchon RCC’s campus Keyboarding Skills Internet!RE WAIVE Intro to Word & Excelt our FEAsk abouFor more information contact:Gwendolyn Roy, Director of Career Development Servicesroyg5404@rockinghamcc.edu or 336-342-4261 ext. 2006LinkedIn for Job Searchrout ouAsk ab IVER!AFEE WLearn about social media in today's job market with a focus onLinkedIn. Participants will build a profile, develop connections,and build their brand during this introductory class.1-3 p.m. April 19 and 21Call 336-342-4261 x2330 for more information!CYBERSECURITYAWARENESSProtect yoursmall business,church, or othercommunityorganizationSecureand protecta networkRecognizeloopholesin securitywith theCareer Readiness Certificate Recognized nationally and by 90% of Rockingham County employers Documentation of a job seeker's level of workplace skills A test of skills in Applied Math, Graphic Literacy, and ReadingWorkplace DocumentsPrepare with self-paced online curriculumIndividual assistance available as neededReady to Test?WorkKeys Assessment available byAppointment ONLYTesting fees waived for qualifying individuals!Call TODAY! 336-342-4261 ext. 2006TRAIN FOR A JOB AS ANINCOME MAINTENANCE CASEWORKERThis training provides the opportunity to learn: the DSS NC Fast Software System essential customer service skills the intake and application processWork at any N.C. Department of Social Services office***Mandatory Orientation for All Students***IdentifycyberthreatsTuesdays, May 31-July 19, 6-8 p.m.in person in ADT 116 on campusand other times onlineSUMMER SESSIONFALL SESSIONMondays and WednesdaysTuesdays and ThursdaysOrientation: April 25Orientation: Aug. 16Phase 1: May 2-June 22Phase 1: Aug. 23-Oct. 11Phase 2: July 6-Aug. 29Phase 2: Oct. 18-Dec. 15Ask about course fee waivers!Cost: 131REGISTER TODAYInfo: 336-342-4261 x2333 or www.rockinghamcc.edu/coned-home/336-342-4261 ext. 2333Improve Your EmployabilityGwendolyn Roy336-342-4261 ext. tart Local. Go Far.17
CAMPUS MAP1. Administration Building2. Advanced Technologies Building3. Apple Amphitheater4. Bishopric Lifelong Learning Center5. Building Trades Laboratory6. Center for Creative Arts7. Emergency Services Training Center8. Gilliland Baseball Field9. Historical Village10. Horticulture Building11. Humanities Building12. Industrial Technologies I Building13. Industrial Technologies II Building14. James Library15. Keys Gymnasium16. Maintenance Building17. Owens Health Science Building18. Science Building19. Whitcomb Student CenterCLASS LOCATION KEYADTBLCCCACCTWFRWCIT IIT2OHSAdvanced Technologies, 560 County Home Road, WentworthBishopric Lifelong Learning Center, 568 County Home Road, WentworthCenter for Creative Arts, 360 Wrenn Memorial Road, WentworthCenter for Construction Trades and Woodworking, 333 S. Scales St., ReidsvilleFreeman’s Wood Crafters, 413 Church St., EdenIndustrial Technologies I, 311 Wrenn Memorial Road, WentworthIndustrial Technologies II, 351 Wrenn Memorial Road, WentworthOwens Health Sciences, 560 County Home Road, Wentworth18 Start Local. Go Far.www.rockinghamcc.edu336-342-4261 ext. 2333
DON’T FORGET THE DETAILS!CHANGE IN TUITION AND FEESThe NC General Assembly sets tuition rates formost Continuing Education classes. Tuition issubject to change at any time. Fees are establishedby RCC Board of Trustees, state legislative action,and/or the North Carolina Community CollegeSystem Board and are also subject to change.CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICYThe College reserves the right to cancel a class dueto lack of enrollment. In this case, pre-registered/pre-paid students will be issued a full refund.Pre-registered/pre-paid students who officiallywithdraw from a course prior to its beginning willbe issued a full refund. A student who officiallywithdraws from the class on or after the firstday of classes but prior to or on the official 10%point of the semester will receive a 75% refund.Participants who withdraw from a course afterthe 10% point are ineligible for a refund. Classschedules are subject to change, without priornotification, due to instructor or classroomavailability. For further information concerningcourses, call 336-342-4261 ext. 2011, Monday Thursday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Friday 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.TRANSCRIPTSTranscripts may be requested using the NationalStudent Clearinghouse Transcript Ordering Servicefor a 5 fee per transcript (and additional thirdparty processing fee applies for electronic PDFtranscripts). Visit www.rockinghamcc.edu and clickon Transcripts – Official Transcripts to access link tothe Transcript Service. Unofficial transcripts can beaccessed through Self-Service (Academics tab); allstudents have access to Self-Service through RCCwebsite.RCC BOOKSTOREThe bookstore is located in the Whitcomb StudentCenter. Phone: 336-342-4261 ext. 2261.INCLEMENT WEATHERIn the event of inclement weather, please checklocal television or radio stations. College personnelmake every attempt to notify students of closingsor cancellations. It is highly recommended that allstudents join Eagle Alerts:THIRD PARTY BILLINGSome students have their Continuing Educationregistration fees and supply costs paid by theiremployer or a third party. If a company is to bebilled for a student’s registration, books and/or fees,please contact the Business Office to complete therequired Sponsorship Agreement Form. Phone:336-342-4261 ext. 2184.For Eagle AlertsText the message:Join 167405to the number: 30890Sign up for Eagle Alertsand receive an alerttext when the collegeis delayed, closed or acampus emergency existsSTART LOCAL. GO FAR.336-342-4261 ext. 2333www.rockinghamcc.eduStart Local. Go Far.19
Non-Profit OrganizationUS POSTAGE PAIDWentworth, NCCarrier Route PresortPermit No. 1Postal Patron LocalP.O. BOX 38WENTWORTH, NC 27375-0038POSTAL PATRONHigh schoolgraduatesof '20, '21 and '22,come apply for2 years of freeclasses at RCC!2022 Job Fair10 am to 4 pm April 13Keys Gymnasium, 558 County Home Road, Wentworth, NCO p en t o t h e P u b l i cNestle’ PurinaRockingham County EMSRockingham County GovernmentCity of ReidsvilleCone HealthCamco ManufacturingPellaNC Dept. of Public SafetyDorada FoodsGildan YarnsUS ArmyPress GlassAlbaadThompson Arthur Royalty Adult &Pediatric Home CareGoodwill IndustriesKona IceEnvision PlasticsBAYADA Home HealthYoungWilliamsDeep Springs Golfand Country ClubCaring Hands Home HealthCulpSovah HealthAging, Disability & Transit ServicesDress to impressFor more information callB r i n g r e s u me336-342-4261 ext 2330Meet employersLearn about helpful services and programsSign up forSummer and Fallclasses at RCC!Earn a certificate,diploma or associatedegree! Enter theworkforce or transferyour credits to a 4-yearuniversity for yourbachelor's degree!This
Early Childhood Education Career Track December 2021 Graduate. 6 Start Local. Go Far. www.rockinghamcc.edu 3363424261 ext. 2333 . Access to UNCG's Leonard J. Kaplan Center for Wellness Waived ECU application fee Guaranteed admission to ECU (note - admission to certain degree-completion programs are departmental decisions .
