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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Participating Organizations........................................................... 1-15

Partnership Titles........................................................................ 16-20

Organizational Unit: Administration CPCC Services Corp. ................................................................... 21-24

• Center for Applied Research • CPCC Press

Facilities Services........................................................................ 24-25 Government Relations, Resource Dev. & Grants........................... 25-26 Health and Safety.............................................................................. 27 Planning and Research Department................................................... 27

Organizational Unit: Enrollment and Student Services Career Services ................................................................................. 28 Enrollment and Student Services ....................................................... 28 Financial Aid and VA Affairs ........................................................ 28-29 Office of EEOC & Adult Community Outreach .................................... 29 Outreach and Recruitment .......................................................... 29-30 Service Learning ......................................................................... 30-31 Services for Students with disAbilities ......................................... 31-34 Student Life ................................................................................ 34-37 Testing Center............................................................................ 37-38

Organizational Unit: Finance and Administrative Services College Services................................................................................ 39 Human Resources............................................................................. 39

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Organizational Unit: Instruction Automotive Technology .................................................................... 40 Business and Accounting ............................................................ 40-41 Corporate & Continuing Education (CCE)..................................... 41-44

• Business and Industry • Personal Interests • Public Safety

Community Development............................................................ 44-45 • Compensatory Education • Family Literacy

Early Childhood Program ............................................................ 45-46 Engineering Program ........................................................................ 47 Instructional Development .......................................................... 47-48 IT Division .................................................................................. 48-52 Nursing Program .............................................................................. 52 Nursing and Human Services ............................................................ 53 Pathways .................................................................................... 53-54 Public Safety ............................................................................... 54-55

• American Academy of Applied Forensics Surgical Program .............................................................................. 55 Workplace Basic Skills ................................................................. 55-56

Organizational Unit: Multi-Campus Cato Campus.............................................................................. 57-58 Harper Campus........................................................................... 59-60

• Applied Technologies • Construction Technologies

Levine Campus ................................................................................. 61

CPCC Partnerships Report October 2006

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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (unduplicated): 1. 21st Century BOLD Kids After school Program 2. 5-Points, NC RID (NC Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf) 3. A Child’s Place 4. AACC 5. ABLE Center 6. Academic Learning Center 7. Ada Jenkins Center 8. ADCO Hearing Products 9. Adobe 10. Adtran 11. Adult Care and Share 12. Airtron 13. Alamance Regional Medical Center 14. Aldersgate 15. Alliance Credit Counseling 16. Allvac 17. Allvac - PC Support Tech 18. American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) 19. American Cancer Society 20. American College Testing (ACT) 21. American Dental Association 22. American Heart Association 23. American Red Cross 24. American Subcontractors Association of the Carolinas 25. Ameritech Die & Mold 26. Anderson Area Medical Center 27. Apple Computer 28. Applied Measurement Professionals 29. Arbor 30. Arbor E & T 31. Area General Contractors (AGC) 32. Arjobex America 33. Arrowood Business Association 34. Association for the Education of Young Children-Southwest 35. authorGen 36. Autobell Car Wash Corportation 37. Avery Heatlhcare System 38. B & B Contracting Co. / B&B Systems, Inc. 39. B&E Manufacturing Co., Inc 40. Ballantyne Resort 41. Bank of America


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 42. Baptist Campus Ministry 43. Barahona Center (California State University, San Marcos) 44. Barnes & Noble ETL (Extended Titles List) 45. Beginnings Parent Various School systems (Public & Private) and Infant Program46. Best Western Uptown 47. Biltmore Estates 48. Biltmore House 49. Blackforest 50. Blum Inc. 51. Blumenthal Performing Arts Center 52. BMW 53. Bob Evans Resturants 54. Bojangles 55. Bookhouse, The 56. Bookmarks at Founder’s Hall 57. Boy Scouts of America 58. Brenda’s Cake Gallery 59. Bridges 60. Broughton Hospital 61. Burke County Health Dept. 62. Business and Community Services 63. Cabarrus City Schools 64. Cabarrus Economic Development, Inc. 65. Caldwell Memorial Hospital 66. Canine Café 67. Cape Fear Valley Medical Center 68. Capital Group Holdings, Inc. 69. Cardiovascular Services 70. Carmel Family Physicians 71. Carolina Fluid 72. Carolina Fluid Components, LLC 73. Carolina Specialty Hospital 74. Carolina Therapy Services 75. Carolinas Associated General Contractors 76. Carolinas Center for Medical Excellence 77. Carolinas Healthcare System 78. Carolinas Medical Center - Mercy 79. Carolinas Medical Center - Pineville 80. Carolinas Medical Center - Union 81. Carolinas Medical Center - University 82. CaroMont Health 83. Carriage Club of Charlotte (ARC)


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 84. Castle Worldwide, Inc. 85. Catawba Rehab – Matrix 86. Catawba Valley Community College 87. CCE – Lifetime Learning Institute 88. CCE - LMPD 89. CCE – Real Estate, Insurance & Mortgage Banking 90. CCRI 91. CCS Webmarketing 92. CE Holt Refirgeration 93. Central Plains Book Manufacturing, Winfield, KS 94. Certified Hazardous Materials Manager 95. Char/Meck Schools 96. Charles T. Myers Golf Club 97. Charlotte Convention Center 98. Charlotte Advocates for Education 99. Charlotte Area Fund 100. Charlotte Arts & Sciences Council 101. Charlotte Bobcats 102. Charlotte Chamber of Commerce 103. Charlotte Chamber, Knight Foundation 104. Charlotte Community Health Clinic 105. Charlotte Emergency Housing 106. Charlotte Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Associates, PA 107. Charlotte Fire Department (CFD) 108. Charlotte Housing Authority 109. Charlotte Housing Authority Scholarship Fund 110. Charlotte Institute of Rehabilitation 111. Charlotte Magazine 112. Charlotte Mecklenburg High Schools (18 high schools) 113. Charlotte Mecklenburg Hospital Authority 114. Charlotte Mecklenburg Park and Recreation 115. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Dept. 116. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Dept. Animal Control 117. Charlotte Mecklenburg Public Library 118. Charlotte Mecklenburg School System 119. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools - Pre-K and After School Programs 120. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) 121. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (Merry Oaks, Starmount Pre-K, Double Oaks Pre-

K, Idlewild) 122. Charlotte Mecklenburg Utilities 123. Charlotte Medical Clinic 124. Charlotte Montessori School


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 125. Charlotte Museum of History 126. Charlotte Preceptorship 127. Charlotte Regional Workforce Development Partnership (CRWDP) 128. Charlotte Regional Workforce Development Partnership (member institutions) 129. Charlotte Wi-Fi 130. Char-Meck Democratic Headquarters 131. Char-Meck Air Quality 132. Char-Meck Medical Society 133. Chauncey Group, The 134. Chemical Dependency Center 135. Chester County Hospital & Nursing Center 136. Child Care Resources, Inc. 137. Child Care Services Association 138. Children’s Theatre of Charlotte 139. Chiron America Inc. 140. Christ Episcopal Church 141. Chrysler Motors corp. 142. Cisco 143. Citizens Capital Budget Advisory Committee 144. City Business Journal Network 145. City of Charlotte 146. City of Charlotte - Wingate Community 147. City of Charlotte & departments in its capital program 148. City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg Utilities 149. City of Charlotte Emergency Management 150. City of Charlotte, Department of Transportation 151. City of Charlotte, Solid Waste 152. City of Charlotte, Solid Waste and Charlotte - Mecklenburg Utilities 153. CIW 154. Classroom Central 155. Cleveland Community College 156. Cleveland Regional Medical Center 157. Coca Cola 158. Cohesion (Web Design / Marketing) 159. Cokesbury Methodist Church 160. College Board, The 161. Colleges/Universities in NC 162. Columbus County Hospital 163. Community Blood Center (CBC) of the Carolinas 164. Community Centers 165. Community Charter School 166. Community College Ministry


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 167. Community Dev. for Disabled Adults 168. Community Organizations & Volunteers 169. Conney Health and Safety Products 170. Construction Education Foundation (CEF) 171. Copy Cat Printing 172. Cornelius Police Dept. 173. Course Technology 174. Covenant Church 175. CPCC – Institute for Entrepreneurship 176. CPCC Business and Accounting students 177. CPCC Services Corp. - Center for Applied Research (CFAR) 178. CPCC Services Corp. - CPCC Press 179. CPCC TV Station 180. Crayton - Heritage Letterpress 181. Credit Union Executive Program 182. Crisis Assistance Ministries 183. Crownpoint Family Physicians 184. Culminis 185. Cypress Retirement Community 186. Cyrano's Book Shop 187. DATATEL 188. Davidson College Police Department 189. Davidson Police Deptment 190. Davis Regional Medical Center 191. Davita Dialysis Care 192. Day and Night Services 193. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 194. Dental Works 195. Department of Labor (DOL) 196. Department of Social Services (DSS) - WorkFirst 197. Developers Guild 198. Disability Rights and Resources 199. Disability Services 200. Discovery Place 201. Distance Education – Office of Instruction 202. Dorrier/Underwood 203. Dowd YMCA of Greater Charlotte 204. Dr. Alan Godel 205. Dr. Andrew Oblinger 206. Dr. Ben Yarborough 207. Dr. Benjamin Dyer 208. Dr. Chris Kibler


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 209. Dr. Crieghton Baldwin 210. Dr. David White 211. Dr. Don Timpton 212. Dr. Gordon Roznik 213. Dr. Joan Diehl 214. Dr. McCord & Nelson 215. Dr. Monique McEachern 216. Dr. Priveer Sharma 217. Dr. Robert Rosenheimer 218. Dr. Robert Selden, III 219. Dr. Scott Young 220. Dr. Sharon Holley 221. Dr. Stephen White 222. Dr. Tara Howell 223. Dr. Theodore Morris 224. Dr. Tommy Kim 225. Dr. Travis Nixon 226. Dr. William Merlo & Associates 227. Drake Precision Dental Lab 228. Drs. Barts & Moore 229. Drs. Bateman & Schramm 230. Drs. Binkley, Palermo & Surface 231. Drs. Fisher & Ma 232. Drs. Hix & Meletiou 233. Drs. Hull, Burrow, and Case 234. Drs. Johnston, Moskowitz, & Spagnoli 235. Drs. Kovach & Robinson 236. Drs. Neil & Kristen Welborne 237. Drs. Phillippi & Kwon 238. Drs. Quimby & Collins 239. Drs. Rick & Donna Olsen 240. Drs. Rubins, Vagianos, Tolmie, Corsig, & Smith 241. Drs. Rucho & Hoffman 242. Drs. Sunar & Brofsky 243. Drs. Tolmie & Rasenberger 244. Drs. Yaste & Hufanda 245. Drs. Young & Polite-Young 246. Duke Energy 247. Duke Energy Carolina Foundation 248. Duke Power 249. Duke University Health System 250. Durham County Libraries


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 251. Educational Testing Service 252. EEOC 253. ElementK 254. Elevation Motorsport 255. Embassy Suites and Omni Charlotte 256. Engineering Technologies Division 257. Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI) 258. Episcopal Church 259. ETS Executive Technical Solutions 260. Eye's Software 261. Family Center 262. Family Homes 263. FCP – Charlotte Internal Medicine 264. Federal Vocational Rehabilitation Department 265. Fellowship Hall 266. First Charlotte Physicians 267. First Health of the Carolinas 268. First Ward Elementary 269. Florida Solar Energy Center 270. Fluent Language Solutions 271. Fluid Power Society 272. Fluke 273. Follett – Levine Campus 274. Follett - Central Campus 275. FoodStaff 276. Forsyth County Libraries 277. Freddie Mac 278. Friends of Beverly 279. Frye Regional Medical Center 280. Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary (FIPSE) 281. Game Stop 282. Gaston College 283. Gaston Community Action 284. Gaston County Libraries 285. Gaston County Schools 286. Gaston Family Health Services Dental Clinic 287. Gaston Hospital Rehab & Sports Med. 288. Gaston Memorial Hospital 289. General Motors corp. 290. Golf Village 291. Goodwill Industries 292. Goodwill Industries and GoodWork Staffing


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 293. Grubb Properties 294. Guardian Ad Litem (Rowan County) 295. HapiBelli Deli 296. Harper Corporation 297. Harris Conference Center (CPCC- West) 298. Harris YMCA 299. Head Start 300. Health South - Outpatient 301. Health South of Rock Hill 302. Health South Rehab Hospital of Columbia 303. Helen Keller Nat'l Ctr, NTID, Galludet 304. Hendrick Automotive 305. Hendrick Motorsports 306. Hospice and Palliative Care of the Charlotte Region 307. Hospice at Charlotte 308. Hospice at Charlotte – Lake Norman 309. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) 310. Housing Partnership, The 311. Hugh Chatham Hospital 312. Hunter Stone, Inc. 313. Huntersville Police Deptment 314. IBM Extreme Blue 315. Idlewild Christian Church JTX Youth Group 316. IGDA Triangle Chapter 317. ImaginOn 318. ImaginOn Gift Shop 319. IMEX Management 320. Indigo Physical Therapy 321. Institutions of Higher Education in NC and SC 322. Integraphx, Charlotte, NC 323. Intellirisk Management Corporation (IRMC) 324. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) 325. International House 326. Iredell Memorial Hospital 327. J & H Machine Tools, Inc. 328. J. Iverson Riddle Center 329. Jackson Park Ministries 330. Jewish Family Services 331. Johnson Controls 332. Johnston YMCA 333. Joseph Beth 334. Joshua’s Farm


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 335. Junior League 336. Kaiden Daniel IR 337. Kappa Omicron Nu 338. Karnes Research Company 339. Kellogg’s Snacks 340. Kings Mountain Hospital 341. Knight Foundation 342. Kool n’ Off Concessions 343. La Noticia 344. LabCorp. 345. Laboratory Corporation of America, Inc. 346. Laerdal Medical Corporation 347. Lake Norman Regional Medical Center 348. Lake Norman YMCA 349. Lake Park Nursing and Rehab Center 350. Lakeside Family Physicians 351. Lance, Inc. 352. Latin American Chamber of Commerce 353. Latin American Festival 354. Latin Coalition 355. Latta Plantation Nature Preserve 356. League for Innovation 357. Levine Museum of the New South 358. Liberty Healthcare Organization 359. Liberty Long Term Care 360. Liberty Tax Service 361. Lifespan 362. Light Factory, The 363. Lincoln Medical Center 364. Links 365. Links Junior League 366. Lions Club 367. Loaves and Fishes 368. Lowes Food Stores 369. Lumina Foundation, The 370. Main Street Books 371. Marcus Foundation 372. Margaret R. Pardee Hospital 373. Maria Parham Hospital 374. Marketel International 375. Matthews Chamber of Commerce 376. Matthews Elementary School


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 377. Matthews Golf Center 378. Matthews Help Center 379. Matthews Levine Senior Citizen Center 380. Matthews Police Department 381. Matthews Rotary 382. Max Daetwyer Corp. 383. Mayor's International Cabinet 384. McDowell Hospital Rehab Services, The 385. McGill Rose Garden 386. McGraw-Hill 387. MDC 388. Mecklenburg Amateur Radio Association 389. Mecklenburg Co. Self Serve Center 390. Mecklenburg County 391. Mecklenburg County - GIS Dept. 392. Mecklenburg County & departments in its capital program 393. Mecklenburg County Area Mental Health 394. Mecklenburg County Area Mental Health/DDS/SAS Program 395. Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement Department 396. Mecklenburg County Health Department 397. Mecklenburg County Park & Recreation 398. Mecklenburg County Sherriff's Department 399. Mecklenburg County Solid Waste Litter Prevention 400. Mecklenburg County Water Quality Program 401. Mecklenburg Health Department 402. Mecklenburg Medical Group 403. MetLife 404. Metrolina Nephrology Associates, PA 405. Microsoft 406. Mid Carolina Cardiology 407. Mint Museum of Art 408. Mintview OB/GYN 409. Mission Hospitals 410. Mitchell Community College 411. Morehead Memorial Hospital 412. Moses H. Cone Hospital 413. Mountain Sunshine Farms 414. NAOBI (Nat'l Ass'n of Black Interpreters) 415. NASCAR 416. NASCAR Nextel 417. Nash Accounting 418. National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA)


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 419. National Association of the Remodeling Industry 420. National Association of Women in Construction 421. National Board of Certified Counselors 422. National Institute of Justice (NIJ) 423. National Institute of Standards and Technology 424. National Welders 425. Nature Museum 426. NC State - Gov't Internship Program 427. NCBA 428. NCCCS (State Grant) 429. NCCCS Virtual Learning Community 430. NCCCS/VR State Office 431. NCRID (NC Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf) 432. NCYFL 433. Nellie Mae 434. NETLAB 435. New Hanover Regional Medical Center 436. New River Behavioral Health Care 437. NewSouth Healthcare Lincoln County 438. North Carolina Association of the Deaf 439. North Carolina Community College System Office (NCCCS) 440. North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services 441. North Carolina Department of Public Instruction 442. North Carolina Department of Vocational Rehabilitation 443. North Carolina Division of Services for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing 444. North Carolina Health & Wellness Trust Fund 445. North Carolina Interpreter and Transliterators of RID 446. North Carolina Licensing Consultants 447. North Carolina Massonry Contractors Association 448. North Carolina Schools for the Deaf 449. North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority (NCSEAA) 450. North Shelby Schools 451. North Stone Golf Club 452. NorthCross Family Physicians 453. NorthEast Medical Center 454. Northern Hospital of Surry County 455. Northrop Grumman 456. Nova Care 457. Novant Health 458. Novant Healthcare 459. Novell 460. Oakridge Institute


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 461. Okuma America Inc. 462. Oleander Rehabilitation Center 463. Omni Hotel 464. Open Door School 465. Oracle 466. OrthoCarolina 467. Panduit 468. Park and Recreation 469. Park Ridge Cardiology, PLLC 470. Park Road Books 471. Partners In Out of School Time 472. Pathology Associates Services 473. Pathways 474. Pediatrics Services of America, Inc. 475. Pepsi Cola 476. Phillip O Berry Technical High School 477. Piedmont Healthcare System 478. Piedmont Natural Gas 479. Piedmont Pathology Associates 480. Pineville Police Department 481. Pineville Rehabilitation & Living Center 482. Pitt County Memorial Hospital 483. Plantation Estates 484. PLCMC 485. Prater's Main Street Books, GA 486. Prentice Hall Publishers 487. Presbyterian Healthcare System 488. Presbyterian Hospital 489. Presbyterian Hospital - Matthews 490. Presbyterian Orthopedic Hospital 491. Presbytery of Charlotte 492. Professional Examination Service 493. Professional Testing Corporation 494. Psychological Corporation 495. Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County 496. Public Safety – North Campus 497. Quailridge Music & Books, NC 498. Radford University 499. Randolph Hospital 500. Rankin Women’s Center 501. Red Cross Photography 502. Reedy Creek


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 503. Reedy Creek Park Community Garden 504. Refugee Resettlement Office 505. Regency Hospital of Greenville 506. Regional Air Quality Board 507. Regional Rehab Center at Springs Memorial – Lancaster, The 508. Reliance Management Group - LogoDogz 509. Residential Interior Designers 510. Rex Healthcare 511. Rex Hospital 512. Richmond Schools 513. Room In The Inn 514. Rose Printing, Jacksonville, FL 515. Rowan Regional Medical Center 516. Rowan Salisbury Schools 517. Rowan-Cabarrus Community College 518. Rutherford Hospital 519. Saint Joseph of the Pines Health Center 520. Salvation Army 521. Samual Billings Center 522. Sandhills Regional Medical Center 523. Sandia National Laboratory 524. Sarstedt Inc. 525. Satte Industries 526. Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina 527. Seigle Avenue Partners 528. Seigle Avenue Preschool Cooperative 529. Services for the Blind 530. Sharon Towers 531. SIFE Wal-Mart 532. SigmaNet 533. Sikes Dental Studio 534. Simple Com Tools, LLC 535. Sinclair Community College 536. Siskey YMCA 537. Sisters of Mercy Foundation 538. Smart Start of Mecklenburg County 539. Soft Chalk, LLC 540. Solectron 541. Sonic Foundry 542. South Piedmont Community College 543. Southeast Regional Medical Center 544. Southern Region Area Health Education Center


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 545. Spectrum Graphics, Charlotte, NC 546. St. Mark's Circle School 547. Stanley Community College 548. Stanly Memorial Hospital 549. State Board of Examiners of Plumbing and Heating Contractors 550. SteelFab, Inc. 551. Subway 552. Sun Microsystems 553. Sunrise Assisted Living 554. Surveying Company, The 555. Taylor Connor, P.A. 556. TCI Data 557. TEACH Scholarship Rep 558. Texas Tech University 559. Thoms Rehabilitation Hospital – Community Care Partners 560. Thomson Prometric 561. TIAA-CREF, Duke-Energy, Area Businesses and churches 562. Time Warner Cable 563. Timken Co. 564. Town of Cornelius - Parks and Recreation 565. Town of Huntersville 566. Towns within Mecklenburg County 567. Toyota Motors corp. 568. Training Company, The 569. Trinity Episcopal School 570. Twenty-four two- and four-year public and private 571. Twin County Regional Hospital 572. UNC Charlotte 573. UNC Charlotte Police Department 574. UNC Hospitals 575. Union County Libraries 576. United Family Services 577. United Family Services Battered Women’s Shelter 578. United Parcel Post (UPS) 579. United Transcription Inc. 580. United Way of Central Carolinas, Inc. 581. United Way, CMPD, Neighborhood Representatives 582. University City Magazine 583. University City YMCA 584. University of Tennessee – Postsecondary Education Consortium 585. University of Tennessee at Knoxville 586. Uptown Men’s Shelter


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PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS (continued): 587. Urban Ministry Center 588. US Department of Education (USDOE) 589. US Dept of Energy - Oakridge Institute 590. VA Medical Center 591. Vantage 592. Various IT Industry Leaders 593. VendPro 594. Virginia/Marlyland Working Connections Institute 595. Visit Charlotte Shop (Charlotte Chamber Store) 596. W3C Council 597. Wachovia Corp. 598. Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center 599. Wake Tech 600. Walt Disney World College Program 601. Walter G. Byers Elementary 602. Wayne Healthcare 603. WCNC-TV 604. Web 2.0 605. Weddington Assisted Living 606. Wesley Care Center 607. Westin Hotel Uptown 608. Wetstone Technologies, Inc. 609. Whispering Pines Nursing Home 610. White House 611. Wing Haven Garden and Sancturary 612. Wingate University 613. Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn VA Medical Center 614. Women’s Shelter 615. WorkFirst - DSS 616. World-at-Work 617. WTVI 618. York Technical College


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PARTNERSHIP TITLES (unduplicated): • ACCUPLACER • Achieving the Dream • Adopt-a-Stream • Adopt-a-Street • ADP-Step • Adtran • Advanced Manufacturing Center • Advantage Carolina • Advantage Carolina - ESL • Alcohol Awareness Programs • America READS Program (FWS) • An Assessment of the Needs of Pathways Recipients and Providers • Annual Research on Components of Early Childhood Education • Applied Forensics • Apprenticeship 2000 • Area Schools Assistance Program • ASEP • Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting • Best Practice College Award • BizHub • Cancer Awareness Programs • CAP • Cardiovascular Technology • Career Services Partners • Charlotte Area Educational Consortium • Charlotte Area Educational Consortium - Nursing Grants • Charlotte Chamber of Commerce • Charlotte Has Heart • Charlotte Reads • Charlotte Region BioBusiness Service Hub Phase 1-Assessment & Planning • Charlotte Region Biotechnology Planning Network (BPN) • Charlotte’s Major Employers Directory • Charlotte’s Manufacturers Directory • Cisco Learning Institute • Cisco Networking Academy Program • CITPG • CIW Authorized Academic Partner Program • CLUG - Charlotte Linux User Group • CMS Partners for School Reform • CMS-CPCC Initiatives and Collaborations • CMS-CPCC Initiatives Management Team • CMS-CPCC Management Team


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PARTNERSHIP TITLES (continued): • CAN Research • Colleague (DATATEL) Cluster Training • College Connection • College GOAL Sunday • College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) • Community Blood Center Blood Drive • Community College Ministry • Community Enrichment/Education • Community Health Fair • Community Service Testing • Comprehensive Family Literacy • CO-OP Work Experience Placement • Cooperative High School Programs • CPCC Press – Services Corp. • Credit Smart Financial Literacy • Culminis • Curriculum Matters • Distance Learning Program- Community Based Organizations • DOL Geospatial • Dowd YMCA • Early Childhood Ed. Faculty Expansion • Early Childhood Standardized Testing • Educational Talent Search • Electrical • Electrical Apprenticeship Program • ElementK • Elizabeth Avenue Business Corridor Project • Employment Opportunities • English Lit./Civics Education • Equipment to Support Biotechnology Coursework at CPCC • FA and CPR Training • FAFSA Day • Family Literacy • Family Literacy Pathways • Feasibility Research • Federal Partnership Pass-Through Grants • Federal Partnerships (Grants) • Field Trips – Community • Finance Academy • First Aid and CPR • Fluke Networks • Food Services


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PARTNERSHIP TITLES (continued): • Forensics Building • Geospatial • Guest Speakers – Community • Heart-Healthy Lifestyles Programs • High Risk Students • HOPE VI Evaluation • Housing Study • HSBC financial Literacy Grant • HUD Project • Human Resource Expertise/Knowledge • I Choose Grant • IGDA - International Game Developers Association • Independent Study - Distance Learning • Institutional Effectiveness Consulting • Integrated Systems Technologies Lab • IT Center, Virtual Learning Community • Joint Use Task Force • Kayaking Class • Knight Foundation Grant • Laboratory Upfit • Law, Public Safety & Homeland Security Academy (LPSHSA) • Leadership Academy • Links Junior League Collaboration • Lions Club Vision Van • Live the Vision • Local Golf Facilities • Matthews Taste and Trade Show • Mecklenburg County Capital Improvement Program • Memorandum of Understanding for Data Analysis • MetLife Community College Connection • Microsoft IT Academy • NDG (Network Development Group) • NIMS/ICS Training Program • North Carolina Bankers Association • Novell Academic Training Partner • Oracle Academic Initiative • Other Local Partnerships (Grants) • Panduit • Pathways - Workplace • Pathways & Family Literacy • Pathways to Employment • PEPNET


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PARTNERSHIP TITLES (continued): • Personal Safety Workshops • Postseconday Education Consortium (PEC) • Professional Organizations - Advisory Committees • Project Ideal • Public Enrichment Opportunities • Public Relations/Education/Sponsor • QuitlineNC.com • Red Cross Blood Drive • Regional Information Technology Consortium • Room In The Inn • Service Learning • SigmaNet • Silent Witness • Solectron Training & Worker Retention • State Partnerships North Carolina Community College Systems – NCCCS • Student Clinical Experiences – Health Science • Student Clinical Experiences – Nursing Program • Student Clinical Experiences – Surgical Tech. • Student Enrichment Opportunities • Student Support Services • Students in Free Enterprise • Success@Online Course • Succession Management • Sun Microsystems • Tech Prep • TECHCONNECT • The Geek Fest • The Parent Leadership Network • The Truth About Credit Cards • Thomas Consortium • Time Warner Cable – EVOD • TTEN • University City Community Building Project • Upward Bound • Urban Search and Rescue • Vending Services • Vendors: Printing/Binding • Vision Charlotte Initiative • Webmasters Organization of the World • Welding • West Campus Community Service • Windows to Work


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PARTNERSHIP TITLES (continued): • Workforce Development / Tech Prep Academic Attainment • Working Connections • Working Connections IT Faculty Development Institute • Workplace Pathways


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION CPCC Services Corp. - Center for Applied Research

Partnership Title:

HOPE VI Evaluation

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Housing Authority Purpose of the Partnership:

The evaluation of the HOPE VI grant received by CHA to relocate Piedmont Courts residents to other housing in an attempt to revitalize the area.

Partnership Title: Achieving the Dream Participating Organization(s): 1. The Lumina Foundation 2. Nellie Mae 3. MDC Purpose of the Partnership:

Work on the national initiative “Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count” to strengthen colleges and decrease achievement gaps between traditional college students and students of color and those in poverty.

Partnership Title: Major Employer’s Directory, Manufacturers’ Directory Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Chamber of Commerce Purpose of the Partnership: Develop directories for employment in the Charlotte Region. These

promote business in the region.

Partnership Title: The Parent Leadership Network Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Advocates for Education Purpose of the Partnership:

Program evaluation for the parent leadership network, a program designed to impact schools (K-12) through developing leadership characteristics in parent volunteers.

Partnership Title: Annual Research on Components of Early Childhood Education Participating Organization(s): 1. Smart Start Purpose of the Partnership:

We do a study for them every year. Lat year it was on the educational status of child care workers. This year it was a directory of services for those serving children birth to five which included gaps in services and perception of the greatest need.

Partnership Title: Feasibility Research Participating Organization(s): 1. Novant Health Purpose of the Partnership:

To determine if new hospitals or healthcare facilities could be sustained in various areas of North and South Carolina.

Partnership Title: Housing Study Participating Organization(s): 1. The Housing Partnership Purpose of the Partnership: Study the impact of housing revitalization on a community.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION CPCC Services Corp. - Center for Applied Research (continued)

Partnership Title: An Assessment of the Needs of Pathways Recipients and ProvidersParticipating Organization(s): 1. Pathways Purpose of the Partnership:

Conduct a survey of 10,000 residents of multiple counties surrounding Charlotte.

Partnership Title: HUD Project Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Housing Authority Purpose of the Partnership: Survey of housing residents for the “Moving to Work” program.

Partnership Title: Institutional Effectiveness Consulting Participating Organization(s): 1. Rowan-Cabarrus Community College Purpose of the Partnership:

Working with the college on assessment and evaluation of programs and services.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION CPCC Services Corp. – CPCC Press

Partnership Title:

Carry/Distribute CPCC Press Titles

Participating Organization(s): 1. ADCO Hearing Products 2. Barnes & Noble ETL (Extended Titles List) 3. Blackforest 4. Bookhouse, The 5. Bookmarks at Founder’s Hall 6. Canine Café 7. Charlotte Museum of History 8. Cyrano’s Book Shop 9. Follett - Central Campus 10. Follett – Levine Campus 11. ImaginOn Gift Shop 12. Joseph Beth 13. Main Street Books 14. Mint Museum 15. Park Road Books 16. Prater’s Main Street Books, GA 17. Quailridge Music & Books, NC 18. Visit Charlotte Shop (Charlotte Chamber Store) 19. Barahona Center, San Marcos, CA (California State University, San

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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION CPCC Services Corp. – CPCC Press (continued)

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Char/Meck Schools

21. Durham County Libraries 22. Forsyth County Libraries 23. Gaston County Schools 24. Gaston County Libraries 25. Mountain Sunshine Farms 26. PLCMC 27. Richmond Schools 28. Union County Libraries Purpose of the Partnership: These organizations carry and or distribute CPCC Press titles for

sale/distribution.

Partnership Title: Student Enrichment Opportunities Participating Organization(s): 1. The Light Factory 2. CMS Purpose of the Partnership:

The Light Factory created My Family, Our Stories to serve English as a Second Language (ESL) students in the Charlotte Mecklenburg School System. This project helps prepare youth for participation in a global community through teaching basic photography skills while improving communication and literacy skills. My Family, Our Stories contributes to the artistic and intellectual growth of ESL students and gives the Charlotte community a photographic glimpse into their lives. The CPCC Press gave this group of students an opportunity to share their stories and photography to the public at our 2005 & 2006 Literary Festival event.

Partnership Title: Public Enrichment Opportunities Participating Organization(s): 1. ImaginOn 2. PLCMC Purpose of the Partnership:

In April 2006, the CPCC Press was invited to present a workshop at ImaginOn on “How to build a bilingual book.”

Partnership Title: Vendors: Printing/Binding Participating Organization(s): 1. Spectrum Graphics, Charlotte, NC 2. Integraphx, Charlotte, NC 3. Central Plains Book Manufacturing, Winfield, KS 4. Rose Printing, Jacksonville, FL Purpose of the Partnership:

We have used these companies for the printing/binding of one or more of our publications.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION CPCC Services Corp. – CPCC Press (continued)

Partnership Title: Community Enrichment/Education Participating Organization(s): 1. Latin American Festival, Charlotte, NC Purpose of the Partnership:

The CPCC Press was a sponsor at the 2005 festival. http://www.festivallatinoamericano.org

Partnership Title: Public Relations/Education/Sponsor Participating Organization(s): 1. La Noticia Purpose of the Partnership:

We have a strong relationship with La Noticia, the Charlotte Spanish-Language Newspaper thanks to our bilingual publications and participation in multi-cultural events in Char/Meck.

Partnership Title: Presenter Partnerships Participating Organization(s): 1. The Charlotte Museum of History 2. Mint Museum of Art 3. Levine Museum of the New South Purpose of the Partnership: Each of these organizations has either sponsored, promoted, or hosted a

live event for the CPCC Press. They each have CPCC Press titles in their gift shops, as well.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION Facilities Services

Partnership Title:

Joint Use Task Force

Participating Organization(s): 1. Mecklenburg County & departments in its capital program 2. City of Charlotte & departments in its capital program 3. Towns within Mecklenburg County 4. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools 5. Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Purpose of the Partnership:

To establish a clearninghouse for information on joint use possibilities for all entities participating in the capital improvement programs (i.e., bond referenda) of Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte and to provide a forum for local government agencies to engage in ongoing, joint planning for sharing sites and facilities.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION Facilities Services (continued)

Partnership Title: Mecklenburg County Capital Improvement Program Participating Organization(s): 1. Mecklenburg County 2. Citizens Capital Budget Advisory Committee Purpose of the Partnership:

Through the generous support of Mecklenburg County, CPCC is able to request capital funds through general obligation bonds of the County or other financing mechanisms to meet the long-range capital needs for College facilities.

Partnership Title: Elizabeth Avenue Business Corridor Project Participating Organization(s): 1. City of Charlotte 2. Grubb Properties Purpose of the Partnership:

Through this project, various departments of the City of Charlotte (Engineering and Property Management, CDOT, CMU, Planning, CATS), Grubb Properties, and the College have planned, designed and are ready to embark on construction to reconfigure the Elizabeth Avenue corridor from Kings Drive to Hawthorne Lane for pedestrian safety & other improvement

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION Government Relations, Resource Development and Grants

Partnership Title:

Federal Partnerships

Participating Organization(s): 1. Collaborative educational partnerships include: Purpose of the Partnership:

These partnerships includes several grants from several federal agencies. 1. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) – Project Title: Forensics Building 2. National Institute of Justice (NIJ) – Project Title: Applied Forensics 3. Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary (FIPSE) –Project Title: Geospatial 4. US Dept. of Education (USDOE) – Project Title: Student Support Services 5. US Dept. of Education (USDOE) – Project Title: Educational Talent Search 6. US Dept. of Education (USDOE) – Project Title: Upward Bound 7. US Dept. of Education (USDOE) – Project Title: High Risk Students

Partnership Title: Federal Partnership Pass through grants Participating Organization(s): 1. Collaborative educational partnerships include: 2. University of Tennessee; Sinclair CC; CMS; Charlotte Regional

Workforce Development Partnership (CRWDP) Purpose of the Partnership:

These partnership includes grant funds that originated from federal funds. 1. Department of Labor (DOL) – Project Title: DOL Geospatial 2. League for Innovation – Project Title: College and Career Transitions Initiative 3. University of Tennessee – Postsecondary Education Consortium


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION Government Relations, Resource Development and Grants (continued)

Partnership Title: State Partnerships - NCCCS Participating Organization(s): 1. Collaborative educational partnerships include: 2. Charlotte Regional Workforce Development Partnership –CRWDP;

Gaston College, Rowan-Cabarrus; CMS; Cleveland CC; Mitchell CC; South Piedmont CC; Catawba Valley CC; and Stanley CC; Employers-local manufacturing industry

Purpose of the Partnership:

These partnerships includes several grants from the state system. 1. NCCCS – Pathways to Employment 2. NCCCS – English Lit./Civics Education 3. NCCCS - Comprehensive Family Literacy 4. NCCCS – Project Ideal 5. NCCCS – Integrated Systems Technologies Lab 6. NCCCS - Charlotte Region Biotechnology Planning Network (BPN) 7. NCCCS - Charlotte Region BioBusiness Service Hub Phase One - Assessment

and Planning 8. NCCCS - Equipment to Support Biotechnology Coursework at CPCC 9. NCCCCS – Tech Prep

Partnership Title: Other Local Partnerships Participating Organization(s): 1. Goodwill Industries; Seigle Ave Preschool; CMS; Phillip O Berry 2. Technical High School; Bridges; Johnston YMCA; Episcopal church Purpose of the Partnership: These partnerships include support for programs funded by Local agencies:

1. Marcus Foundation – Project Title: I Choose Grant 2. Marcus Foundation – Project Title: HSBC financial Literacy Grant 3. Duke Energy Carolina Foundation – Project Solectron Training & Worker

Retention 4. UNC Charlotte – Project Title: CNA Research 5. Charlotte Preceptorship – Project Title: Charlotte AHEC Nursing Grants 6. Presbyterian Hospital – Project Title: Cardiovascular Technology 7. Smart Start – Project Title: Early Childhood Ed. Faculty Expansion 8. Freddie Mac – Project Title: Credit Smart Financial Literacy 9. Community Dev. for Disabled Adults – Project Title: Thomas Consortium 10. Johnston YMCA- Project Title: Charlotte Reads 11. Knight Foundation - Project Title: Knight Foundation Grant 12. Johnston YMCA Project Title: Pathways to Employment 13. Links Junior League Project Title: Links Junior League Collaboration 14. United Way - Project Title: Pathways & Family Literacy 15. Duke Energy - Project Title: Advantage Carolina ESL 16. United Way - Project Title: Urban Search and Rescue 17. Carolinas Healthcare System Project Title: NIMS/ICS Training Program 18. American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Project Title:

Working Connections 19. MetLife - Project Title: Best Practice College Award 20. MetLife - Project Title: MetLife Community College Connection


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION Health and Safety

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Regional Air Quality Board Purpose of the Partnership:

Develop partnership to implement programs to reduce adverse air emissions.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. CharMeck Air Quality Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide air quality ozone code information to the college community to assist individuals with sensitivities related to environmental air conditions.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. City of Charlotte Emergency Management 2. Mecklenburg Health Dept. Purpose of the Partnership:

Assist with development and implementation of countywide all hazards emergency response plan.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. UNC-C 2. CMS Purpose of the Partnership: Foster partnership to assist w/ emergency response planning.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ADMINISTRATION Planning and Research

Partnership Title:

Memorandum of Understanding for Data Analysis

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Purpose of the Partnership:

To be able to track graduates into CPCC from CMS and to be able to analyze performance data.

Partnership Title: CMS-CPCC Management Team Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Purpose of the Partnership:

To foster a relationship between CPCC and CMS regarding concurrent and dual enrollment students along with discussions relating to state and federal education regulations.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Career Services

Partnership Title:

Career Services Partners

Participating Organization(s): 1. United Parcel Post UPS Purpose of the Partnership: UPS assists students with finding employment with UPS.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Enrollment and Student Services - CAEC

Partnership Title:

Charlotte Area Educational Consortium

Participating Organization(s): 1. Twenty-four two- and four-year public and private 2. Institutions of higher education in NC and SC Purpose of the Partnership:

To afford currently enrolled, full-time, degree-seeking students, access to broader educational experiences, both curricular and extra-curricular. Only courses which can be posted for academic credit on the home institutions's transcript (at least as elective credit) are approved for cross enrollment registration.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Financial Aid and VA Affairs

Partnership Title:

FAFSA Day

Participating Organization(s): 1. North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority (NCSEAA) Purpose of the Partnership:

The FAFSA Day program is an event offered through the College Foundation of North Carolina and the North Carolina Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators in which financial aid professionals and volunteers assist students and families in successfully completing and submitting the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to the Department of Education.

Partnership Title: College GOAL Sunday Participating Organization(s): 1. North Carolina Community College System Office (NCCCS) 2. National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators

(NASFAA) Purpose of the Partnership:

The College Goal Sunday Program is a one day statewide financial aid workshop which will aid in improving the college going rate of low-income families and first generation students.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Financial Aid and VA Affairs (continued)

Partnership Title: Colleague (DATATEL) Cluster Training Participating Organization(s): 1. North Carolina Community College System Office (NCCCS) 2. DATATEL Purpose of the Partnership:

The purpose of the partnership is to provide Colleague training to all cluster 2C and 2D schools assigned to Debbie Brooks (Financial Aid module trainer). The clusters are as follows: Cluster C: (Alamance CC, Central Carolina CC, Montgomery CC, Surry CC) Cluster D: (Cleveland CC, McDowell CC, Southwestern CC, Tri-County CC).

Partnership Title: America READS Program (FWS) Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) 2. U.S. Department of Education Purpose of the Partnership:

The America READS program is a literacy tutoring program provided through a collaborative effort to facilitate community service. Institutions participating in the program provide FWS students employment as reading tutors in a preschool, elementary school or in a Family Literacy Program.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Office of Equal Opportunity and Adult Community Outreach

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Housing Authority Scholarship Fund Purpose of the Partnership:

To provide financial aid application assistance to housing authority scholarship recipients. Special follow-up admissions assistance is provided to recipients attending Central Piedmont Community College.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Outreach and Recruitment

Partnership Title:

College Connection

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Purpose of the Partnership:

College Connection allows graduating seniors who wish to attend CPCC in fall sememster the opportunity to complete all in-take procedures and be class ready prior to their graduation from high school.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Outreach and Recruitment

Partnership Title: Area Schools Assistance Program Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools Purpose of the Partnership:

Provides assistance and supprt to local public high schools and their recent graduates, while providing a list of potential students to CPCC. ASAP permits high schools to do a systematic, comprehensive follow-up on graduates, while encouraging undecided students to pursue further education or training.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Service Learning

Partnership Title:

Service Learning

Participating Organization(s): 1. 21st Century BOLD Kids After school Program 2. A Child’s Place 3. ABLE Center 4. Academic Learning Center 5. Ada Jenkins Center 6. Adult Care and Share 7. American Red Cross 8. Charlotte Community Health Clinic 9. Charlotte Mecklenburg Park and Recreation 10. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Dept. Animal Control 11. Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools 12. Charlotte Museum of History 13. Children’s Theatre of Charlotte 14. Classroom Central 15. Community Charter School 16. Crisis Assistance Ministries 17. First Ward Elementary 18. Guardian ad Litem 19. Harris YMCA 20. International House 21. Jackson Park Ministries 22. Jewish Family Services 23. Joshua’s Farm 24. Lake Norman YMCA 25. Lake Park Nursing and Rehab Center 26. Lifespan


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Service Learning (continued)

27.

Loaves and Fishes

28. Matthews Elementary School 29. Matthews Help Center 30. Reedy Creek 31. Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina 32. Seigle Avenue Partners 33. Seigle Avenue Preschool 34. Siskey YMCA 35. Sunrise Assisted Living 36. United Family Services Battered Women’s Shelter 37. University City YMCA 38. Uptown Men’s Shelter 39. Urban Ministry Center 40. Walter G. Byers Elementary 41. Weddington Assisted Living Purpose of the Partnerships:

The Service-Learning Center initiates and supports curricular and co-curricular activities that enhance student learning, promote civic responsibility, and respond to the critical needs in our community through collaborative campus and community partnerships.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Services for Students with disAbilities

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. NC Department of Vocational Rehabilitation Purpose of the Partnership:

This is a collaborative partnership with local VR agencies to provide services and classroom accommodations to students with various disabilities that are enrolled at CPCC.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. Beginnings Parent and Infant Program 3. Various School systems (Public & Private) 4. Disability Rights and Resources 5. Services for the Blind


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This partnership seeks to work with students and families to provide information about postsecondary academic programs for students who are deaf and hard of hearing and those with other types of disabilities. This partnership often results in increasing the numbers of students with disabilities who choose to attend CPCC.

Partnership Title: Postseconday Education Consortium (PEC) Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. University of Tennessee at Knoxville 3. Fluent Language Solutions 4. College/Universities in NC 5. Helen Keller Nat'l Ctr, NTID, Galludet Purpose of the Partnership:

The purpose of this partnership is to provide postsecondary resources, technical assistance, training, quality programs, and services through innovative practices and outreach to persons who are deaf and hard of hearing. CPCC will receive annual funding to serve as a member of the regional office for cooridnation and outreach in the State of NC.

Partnership Title: PEPNET Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. 14 other colleges in the Southeast Purpose of the Partnership:

This partnership involves a group of four regional centers for colleges and universities who are working together to improve educational access and enhance postsecondary education opportunities for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. PEPNET is part of the PEC (see above), and our D/HH counselor serves on the Advisory committee.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. NCCCS State Grant Purpose of the Partnership:

This partnership provides $64K to the College (through the Disability Services) to provide services specifically for the hearing impaired.

Partnership Title: Carl Perkins Vocational Rehabilitation Grant Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. NCCCS/VR State Office 3. Federal Vocational Rehabilitation Department Purpose of the Partnership:

This partnership is the primary funding source for the College's Services for Disability Services Office, which provides accommodations to CPCC students at all campus locations. The funding ensures that the College has resources needed to meet all ADA, Rehabilitation, and Accessibility regulations as required by law.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Services for Students with disabilities (continued)

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. NC Schools for the Deaf Purpose of the Partnership:

The purpose of this partnership is to recruit students from the Morganton and Wilson Schools as well as from schools from across the state.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. United Way of Central Carolinas, Inc. 3. Goodwill 4. Lifespan Purpose of the Partnership:

This partnership maintains a general service understanding in working with students with disabilities who need various community services. Disability Services Counselors often refer students to United Way, Goodwill and Lifespan.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. 5-Points, NC RID (NC Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf). 3. NAOBI (Nat'l Ass'n of Black Interpreters) 4. NC Ass'n for the Deaf 5. NC Interpreter and Transliterators of RID Purpose of the Partnership:

These are state and local interpreter/deaf organizations which include interpreter professionals from Mecklenburg, Union, Cabarrus, Rowan, and Gaston Counties. CPCC occassionally is the site for training and workshops and our Interpreter staff is very active in this organization.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. NCRID (NC Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf) Purpose of the Partnership:

The purpose of this partnership is to work at the state level with interpreter professional development, outreach, legislation, and student recruitment. The College's Interpreting staff receives certification from the NCRID.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. NC Association of the Deaf Purpose of the Partnership:

The purpose of this partnership is to lobby with legislators to improve the quality of life for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Our Interpreter staff serves as an information and referral source to the Association and participates on various committees.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Services for Students with disabilities (continued)

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Disability Services 2. NC Division of Services for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing Purpose of the Partnership:

This partnership is with the state organization that provides information, referral, outreach, and resources for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Student Life

Partnership Title:

Room In The Inn

Participating Organization(s): 1. Room In The Inn 2. Urban Ministry Center Purpose of the Partnership:

Room In The Inn is local program that provides temporary shelter to Charlotte's homeless neighbors. Student Life coordinates CPCC students and staff to provide weekly support to the program by assisting in the check-in and departure process.

Partnership Title: Lions Club Vision Van Participating Organization(s): 1. Lions Club Purpose of the Partnership:

The Lions Club Vision Van provides free eye-screeing to check for vision problems and eye disease. Student Life partners with the Lions Club by coordinating visits of the Vision Van to our campuses. In two years (3 campus visits each year), we have screened nearly 600 students, staff, and people from the community.

Partnership Title: Red Cross Blood Drive Participating Organization(s): 1. American Red Cross Purpose of the Partnership:

American Red Cross partners with Student Life and the SGA as we sponsor blood drives each year at several of our campuses. CPCC collects between 250 and 500 pints of whole blood each year.

Partnership Title: Adopt-a-Stream Participating Organization(s): 1. Mecklenburg County Water Quality Program Purpose of the Partnership:

Student Life and the Biology Department work together to conduct 2 service projects each year on Little Sugar Creek, adjoining Central Campus. Our purpose is to clean up trash, monitor for water pollution, and maintain tree plantings along the creek.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Student Life (continued)

Partnership Title: Adopt-a-Street Participating Organization(s): 1. Mecklenburg County Solid Waste Litter Prevention Purpose of the Partnership:

In an effort to pick up trash and litter on our streets, Phi Theta Kappa has adopted Elizabeth Avenue on Central Campus, and the Levine Campus Student Government Council has adopted a road adjoining Levine.

Partnership Title: Community College Ministry Participating Organization(s): 1. Community College Ministry 2. Baptist Campus Ministry Purpose of the Partnership:

Community College Minsitry is a faith-based partnership of regional Methodist, Presbyterian, and Catholic church organizations who join together to provide an ecumenical campus minister at CPCC. Student Life joins in the partnership by providing in-kind support to the ministry, including an office, computer, phone, and office support.

Partnership Title: Alcohol Awareness Programs Participating Organization(s): 1. Chemical Dependency Center Purpose of the Partnership: Conduct alcohol and substance abuse prevention programs.

Partnership Title: Silent Witness Participating Organization(s): 1. Shelter for Battered Women 2. United Family Services Purpose of the Partnership:

The Family Resource Center sponsors this educational program on Domestic Violence.

Partnership Title: Cancer Awareness Programs Participating Organization(s): 1. American Cancer Society Purpose of the Partnership: Phi Theta Kappa and the Family Resource Center sponsor cancer

awareness programs conducted by American Cancer Society.

Partnership Title: Heart-Healthy Lifestyles Programs Participating Organization(s): 1. Mecklenburg County Health Department Purpose of the Partnership: Women's Resource Center works with Student Life to sponsor heart

health programs conducted by American Heart Association.

Partnership Title: The Truth About Credit Cards Participating Organization(s): 1. Alliance Credit Counseling Purpose of the Partnership:

The Family Resource Center works with Student Life to sponsor informational programs conducted by Alliance Credit Counseling.

Partnership Title: Personal Safety Workshops Participating Organization(s): 1. Mecklenburg County Sherriff's Department Purpose of the Partnership:

The Family Resource Center and Student Life work together to sponsor workshops on personal safety and safety issues for women, conducted by Sgt. Irwin Carmichael from MCSD.


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Partnership Title: Charlotte Has Heart Participating Organization(s): 1. Loaves and Fishes 2. Boy Scouts of America 3. Idlewild Christian Church JTX Youth Group Purpose of the Partnership:

Student Life at Levine Campus sponsors a canned food drive to help stock the pantries of Loaves and Fishes, and local hunger relief organization.

Partnership Title: Community Blood Center Blood Drive Participating Organization(s): 1. Community Blood Center (CBC) of the Carolinas Purpose of the Partnership:

Student Life works with the CBC to sponsor blood drives serving members of the Charlotte/Mecklenburg Community.

Partnership Title: Matthews Taste and Trade Show Participating Organization(s): 1. Matthews Chamber of Commerce Purpose of the Partnership:

Matthews Chamber Members set up informational and food tasting booths and invites community at large but also welcomes our staff and students.

Partnership Title: The Geek Fest Participating Organization(s): 1. Adobe 2. Apple Computer 3. Hunter Stone, Inc. 4. authorGen 5. Soft Chalk, LLC 6. Sonic Foundry 7. Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI) 8. Mecklenburg Amateur Radio Association 9. Hendrick Automotive 10. Hendrick Motorsports 11. Florida Solar Energy Center 12. Game Stop 13. Presbytery of Charlotte Purpose of the Partnership:

To produce opportunities for community and business partners to work in collaboration with CPCC in providing a Learning and Entrepreneurial College environment for our students, staff, and our community; and to support CPCC’s Foundation with donations of funds and contributions in kind.


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Partnership Title: West Campus Community Service Participating Organization(s): 1. Jackson Park Ministries Purpose of the Partnership:

West Campus has adopted this agency and supports Jackson Park with several service projects each year. Some examples are: back to school donations, Give A Kid A Smile day (in partnership with Dental Assisting), and Alternative Spring Break service projects that support the Jackson Park community.

Partnership Title: QuitlineNC.com Participating Organization(s): 1. North Carolina Health & Wellness Trust Fund Purpose of the Partnership:

Staff have been educated about the Quitline and have promotional materials for smoking cession efforts targeting college students. The Family Resource Center developed 6 displays on which their resources were promoted, and will use this display and resources for the Great American Smoke-out.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Testing Center

Partnership Title:

Community Service Testing

Participating Organization(s): 1. American College Testing (ACT) 2. Applied Measurement Professionals 3. Castle Worldwide, Inc. 4. Professional Examination Service 5. Professional Testing Corporation 6. Psychological Corporation 7. The Chauncey Group 8. Credit Union Executive Program 9. Certified Hazardous Materials Manager 10. American Dental Association 11. Fluid Power Society 12. National Board of Certified Counselors 13. Residential Interior Designers 14. World-at-Work 15. Thomson Prometric 16. Wachovia Corp. Purpose of the Partnership:

To support CPCC students, CPCC graduates and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community and surrounding areas by administering and proctoring certification and licensure exams.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: ENROLLMENT AND STUDENT SERVICES Testing Center (continued)

Partnership Title: Accuplacer Participating Organization(s): 1. The College Board 2. Vantage Purpose of the Partnership:

Providers of placement testing software used for academic assessment of CPCC students.

Partnership Title: College Connection Participating Organization(s): 1. Eighteen participating Charlotte-Mecklenburg high schools Purpose of the Partnership:

To provide placement testing services to all CMS high school seniors participating in the College Connection program.

Partnership Title: College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) Participating Organization(s): 1. Educational Testing Service 2. The College Board Purpose of the Partnership:

To support CPCC students and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg and surrounding communities by administering and proctoring CLEP exams.

Partnership Title: Workforce Development / Tech Prep Academic Attainment Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System 2. North Carolina Department of Public Instruction 3. The College Board Purpose of the Partnership:

To serve as consultants and trainers for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school system for administering the ACCUPLACER placement test battery to all CMS high school seniors enrolled in Workforce Development or Tech Prep programs.

Partnership Title: Early Childhood Standardized Testing Participating Organization(s): 1. North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services Purpose of the Partnership:

To support the citizens of Charlotte-Mecklenburg and surrounding counties by administering and proctoring the NC Early Childhood Credential and the NC Early Childhood Administration Credential exams.

Partnership Title: Independent Study - Distance Learning Participating Organization(s): 1. Colleges, universities, community colleges & private schools Purpose of the Partnership:

To support the citizens of Charlotte-Mecklenburg and surrounding counties by administering and proctoring independent study/distance learning exams of students enrolled in various institutions of higher education throughout the United States and other countries.

Partnership Title: Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) Participating Organization(s): 1. Texas Tech University Purpose of the Partnership:

To support the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community by administering and proctoring the TAKS exams to high school students enrolled through Texas Tech University.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES College Services

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Bojangles Purpose of the Partnership:

To provide food service to our students, faculty and staff on CPCC’s Central Campus.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Subway Purpose of the Partnership: To provide food service to our students, faculty and staff on CPCC’s

Levine Campus.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. HapiBelli Deli Purpose of the Partnership:

To provide food service to our students, faculty and staff on CPCC’s Harper and West Campuses.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Kool n’ Off Concessions Purpose of the Partnership: To provide food service to our students, faculty and staff on CPCC’s

North Campus.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Pepsi Cola 2. Coca Cola 3. VendPro Purpose of the Partnership: To provide vending services to all CPCC campus locations.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Human Resources

Partnership Title:

Employment Opportunities

Participating Organization(s): 1. Goodwill Industries and GoodWork Staffing Purpose of the Partnership:

Partner with Goodwill to provide employment opportunities at CPCC for qualified applicants.

Partnership Title: Human Resource Expertise/Knowledge Participating Organization(s): 1. Family Center Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide Human Resource staff members to train the management staff of this non-profit organization in compliance issues related to federal and state employment laws.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Automotive Technology

Partnership Title:

ASEP

Participating Organization(s): 1. General Motors corp. Purpose of the Partnership:

To graduate students with and AAS degree and certify the student with factory training credits. The students work within the dealerships to earn college credit through the Coop program. While attending classes they earn the manufacture training credits.

Partnership Title: TTEN Participating Organization(s): 1. Toyota Motors corp. Purpose of the Partnership:


Partnership Title: CAP Participating Organization(s): 1. Chrysler Motors corp. Purpose of the Partnership:


ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Business and Accounting

Partnership Title:

Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting

Participating Organization(s): 1. CPCC Purpose of the Partnership: Support Latinos in accounting and finance within the Southeast.

Partnership Title: Finance Academy Participating Organization(s): 1. CMS 2. CPCC Purpose of the Partnership:

Finance Academy encourages high school students to enter the field of finance and accounting. CPCC provides a scholarship each year to a top student.

Partnership Title: Students in Free Enterprise Participating Organization(s): 1. SIFE WalMart 2. CPCC Business and Accounting students Purpose of the Partnership: Develop entrepreneurs and stimulate community partnerships.


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Partnership Title: ADP-Step Participating Organization(s): 1. BMW Purpose of the Partnership:


ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION CCE – Business and Industry

Partnership Title:

Charlotte Chamber of Commerce

Participating Organization(s): 1. CPCC/CCE 2. Charlotte Chamber Purpose of the Partnership:

To increase CPCC’s visibility with Chamber membership and to position CCE as the preferred training provider of the Charlotte Chamber. The partnership includes marketing and promotion of CPCC programs to members, training for Chamber staff, CPCC participation in economic development activities, CPCC participation at Chamber events, ability to display materials at Chamber and CPCC facilities, mutual support on public policy initiatives including bond referendums, etc. CCE will also be part of the Chamber & City’s Diplomats Committee aimed at business retention in Mecklenburg County. Contact(s): Mary Vickers-Koch or Cheryl Richards.

Partnership Title: Time Warner Cable – EVOD Participating Organization(s): 1. CCE 2. Time Warner Cable 3. CPCC TV Station 4. Distance Education – Office of Instruction Purpose of the Partnership:

To deliver educational content through Time Warner’s digital cable video-on-demand technology. EVOD will be funded as a Services Corp project and will pilot non-credit courses before further exploring exam preparation, professional development training, and potentially credit courses in the future. CPCC will provide the content of the courses and oversee production. Time Warner Cable will provide a dedicated digital channel (817) for distribution of courses/content. Contact: Cheryl Richards.


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Partnership Title: North Carolina Bankers Association Participating Organization(s): 1. CCE – Real Estate, Insurance & Mortgage Banking 2. NCBA Purpose of the Partnership:

CCE has partnered with the North Carolina Bankers Association to provide non-credit courses leading to the designation of Certified Bank Teller (CBT). This program is housed in the CPCC Financial Services Institute. Contact(s): Cheryl Richards or Terrell Blackmon

Partnership Title: Succession Management Participating Organization(s): 1. CCE – LMPD 2. Dorrier/Underwood Purpose of the Partnership:

To expand CCE’s ability to deliver leadership training to C-level/ executives in business & industry. Dorrier Underwood will market, sell, and deliver training programs as part of the CCE Succession Management program. Dorrier Underwood will deliver executive coaching when appropriate for clients. Contact(s): Cheryl Richards or Mona Rabon.

Partnership Title: Dowd YMCA Participating Organization(s): 1. CCE – Lifetime Learning Institute 2. Dowd YMCA of Greater Charlotte Purpose of the Partnership:

Collaboration of the LLI and the Dowd YMCA to offer holistic health and wellness courses/workshops/seminars targeted to the midlife boomer population on site at the Dowd YMCA. Contact: Lyndall Hare

Partnership Title: Live the Vision Participating Organization(s): 1. CCE – Lifetime Learning Institute 2. Cypress Retirement Community Purpose of the Partnership:

To develop a mentoring program using the Cypress members’ (residents) experience, wisdom and knowledge to mentor Cypress employees in a stimulating course of growth, values enrichment, and career enhancement to achieve their full potential. The program will match the skills and values of the seniors living on campus with the development, drive, and dreams of skilled Cypress employees. These will then be combined with the resources of The Cypress and the LLI to create a unique program enhancing the lives of Cypress members and employees. Contact: Lyndall Hare

Partnership Title: BizHub Participating Organization(s): 1. CPCC – Institute for Entrepreneurship 2. Charlotte Chamber of Commerce 3. Mecklenburg County


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CPCC supports the BizHub Network to foster and support both entrepreneurship and economic development. It is co-located and leases space on Central Campus. The partnership includes the Institute as a member/provider in the BizHub Network referral database which will increase visibility and awareness of the Institute’s programs and services designed to bolster small business growth and development within the region. Contact: Lori Day.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION CCE – Personal Interests

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Reedy Creek Park Community Garden Purpose of the Partnership: Expand CCE Personal Interests course offerings.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Town of Cornelius - Parks and Recreation Purpose of the Partnership:

Expand CCE Personal Interests course offerings to the furtherst portions of the county and cross market with the town and it's activities. Using the Town Hall for classes allows alternatives to an overbooked North Campus.

Partnership Title: Local Golf Facilities Participating Organization(s): 1. Golf Village 2. Charles T. Myers Golf Club 3. North Stone Golf Club 4. Matthews Golf Center Purpose of the Partnership:

Golf facilities used by CCE Personal Interests to offer golf classes county-wide. Partnerships help expose students to golf facilities to use after instruction is over and provide outdoor resources the school cannot.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION CCE – Public Safety

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Dept. 2. Charlotte Fire Dept.


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3.

Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Dept.

4. Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office 5. Huntersville Police Dept. 6. Cornelius Police Dept. 7. Davidson Police Dept. 8. Matthews Police Dept. 9. Pineville Police Dept. 10. UNC Charlotte Police Dept. Purpose of the Partnership: To provide quality training to our area public safety personnel.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Regional Workforce Development Partnership (member

institutions) Purpose of the Partnership:

To develop quality homeland security training opportunites on a regional basis for public safety personnel to include police, fire and medic.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Community Development – Compensatory Education

Partnership Title: Workplace Pathways Participating Organization(s): 1. City of Charlotte, Dept. of Transportation 2. City of Charlotte, Solid Waste and Charlotte- Mecklenburg Utilities Purpose of the Partnership: Workplace Pathways Partnership.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. City of Charlotte, Dept. of Transportation 2. City of Charlotte, Solid Waste 3. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities 4. Arbor E & T 5. Carolinas HeathCare Purpose of the Partnership: Adult Basic Education and GED classes.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Embassy Suites and Omni Charlotte 2. Northrop Grumman Purpose of the Partnership: English as a Second Language classes.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Community Development – Family Literacy

Partnership Title:

Family Literacy

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (Merry Oaks, Starmount Pre-K, Double Oaks Pre-K, Idlewild)

2. Smart Start Purpose of the Partnership:

CMS provides space for Family Literacy programs (GED and ESL) to parents of school age children. Smart Start provides funds to pay for childcare for participating parents.

Partnership Title: Family Literacy Participating Organization(s): 1. Johnston YMCA Purpose of the Partnership:

Johnston YMCA provides funds to offer a Family Literacy Program for parents.

Partnership Title: Family Literacy Participating Organization(s): 1. Cokesbury Methodist Church Purpose of the Partnership: Cokesbury provides space to offer a Family Literacy program.

Partnership Title: Family Literacy Pathways Participating Organization(s): 1. United Way 2. Refugee Resettlement Office Purpose of the Partnership:

United Way offer scholarship funds for refugees preparing for the workforce. Refugee Office provides space and recruitment support for the program.

Partnership Title: Family Literacy Participating Organization(s): 1. Trinity Episcopal School Purpose of the Partnership:

5th graders work with refugees as a Service Learning project.

Partnership Title: Family Literacy Pathways Participating Organization(s): 1. Covenant Church Purpose of the Partnership: Covenant provides space to offer a Family Literacy Pathways program.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Early Childhood Program

Partnership Title:

Curriculum Matters

Participating Organization(s): 1. Child Care Resources, Inc. Purpose of the Partnership:

CPCC offering Curriculum course to Early Childhood Professional participating in a Literacy grant with CCRI.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Early Childhood Program (continued)

Partnership Title: Success@Online Course Participating Organization(s): 1. CPCC 2. Child Care Resources, Inc. 3. Smart Start of Mecklenburg County Purpose of the Partnership: Increase student access and success in online course.

Partnership Title: Leadership Academy Participating Organization(s): 1. CPCC 2. CCRI 3. Smart Start of Mecklenburg County 4. UNCC Purpose of the Partnership:

Leadership skills for Directors through classes on leadership and mentorship both at CPCC and UNCC.

Partnership Title: CO-OP Work Experience Placement Participating Organization(s): 1. CPCC 2. Community Centers 3. Family Homes 4. CMS- Pre-K and After School Programs Purpose of the Partnership:

Placement for internships supervised by CPCC Faculty varies each semester.

Partnership Title: Early Childhood - CPCC - Field Trips - Community Participating Organization(s): 1. Wing Haven Garden and Sancturary; St. Mark's Circle School; 2. Charlotte - Mecklenburg Public Library; Open Door School; 3. Discovery Placel; Charlotte Montessori School; 4. Nature Museum; Head Start 5. McGill Rose Garden Purpose of the Partnership: Curriculum Planning Resouces for CPCC students.

Partnership Title: Guest Speakers-Community Participating Organization(s): 1. NC Licensing Consultants 2. TEACH Scholarship Rep Purpose of the Partnership:

Current information on topics related to early childhood education and development.

Partnership Title: Professional Organizations - Advisory Committees Participating Organization(s): 1. Association for the Education of Young Children-Southwest 2. Partners In Out of School Time 3. Child Care Services Association 4. Kappa Omicron Nu Purpose of the Partnership: Leadership in the early childhood community at the local and state levels.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Engineering Program

Partnership Title:

Apprenticeship 2000

Participating Organization(s): 1. Blum Inc. 2. Timken Co. 3. Sarstedt Inc. 4. Max Daetwyler Corp. 5. Ameritech Die & Mold Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide Manufacturing Technology and Electrical Engineering Technology education to Apprenticeship 2000 students thru customized CPCC curriculum leading into the 2 year degree for each participant.

Partnership Title: Advanced Manufacturing Center Participating Organization(s): 1. Chiron America Inc. 2. Okuma America Inc. Purpose of the Partnership:

Development of State of the Art manufacturing cell for Engineering Technologies Division to be used for CNC, automation, simulation and industrial networking classes using partnerships with local manufacturing companies.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Instructional Development

Partnership Title:

Cooperative High School Programs

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System Purpose of the Partnership:

College Experience allows CMS students to take pre-approved CPCC courses, with no tuition or fees, and CMS pays for the textbooks. Concurrent Enrollment allows high school students who are 16, while still enrolled in a NC high school, to take classes at CPCC, with tuition and fees waived. College Tech Prep is a high school course of study where students can earn college credit toward an Associate’s degree in their career fields.

Partnership Title: CMS-CPCC Initiatives Management Team Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System Purpose of the Partnership:

A joint collaboration between lead administrators of CMS and CPCC to monitor joint initiatives to ensure policies and procedures for both institutions are followed and to facilitate joint initiatives. The collaboration is the result of the Chamber’s Advantage Carolinas project.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Instructional Development

Partnership Title: CMS-CPCC Initiatives and Collaborations Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System 2. Business and Community Services Purpose of the Partnership:

Current CMS and CPCC are collaborating on 3 programs made available to high school students: • Law, Public Safety and Homeland Security Academy at North Campus • IT Academy at Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology • Early College Waddell Plans for future CMS and CPCC collaborations include: • Construction Academy at Harper Campus at the start of the 2007-08

school year. • Fire Protection Academy to support a new Strategic Languages for

Law, Public Safety and Homeland Security magnet program to 9th graders at Waddell High School at the start of the 2006-07 school year.

• Expansion of Theater course offerings for CMS students • Academy of Finance High School at Garinger Scholarship opportunities made through the CPCC Foundation for recent high school graduates.

Partnership Title: CMS Partners for School Reform Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg School System 2. Charlotte Chamber Purpose of the Partnership:

CMS Partners for School Reform is the task force which deals with education issues. Within the group there are a number of committees that do important work in the area of education. The partnership team works to build relationships between business and the schools with the greatest needs. They develop recruitment, training and recognition activities.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Information Technology Division

Partnership Title:

Working Connections IT Faculty Development Institute

Participating Organization(s): 1. AACC 2. Virginia/Marlyland Working Connections Institute 3. Radford University 4. NCCCS - 58 CCs 5. Course Technology


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Information Technology Division (continued)

6.

McGraw-Hill

7. Prentice Hall Publishers Purpose of the Partnership:

The Working Connections IT Faculty Development Institute’s mission is to ensure America’s community and technical colleges are matriculating globally competitive IT workers.

Partnership Title: IT Center, Virtual Learning Community Participating Organization(s): 1. NCCCS Virtual Learning Community Purpose of the Partnership:

To develop online courses under the guidance of the Virtual Learning Community for use by potentially all community colleges within North Carolina.

Partnership Title: Regional Information Technology Consortium Participating Organization(s): 1. Catawba Valley CC, Cleveland CC, Gaston College, 2. Mitchell CC, Rowan-Cabarrus CC, South Piedmont CC, 3. Stanly CC and York Technical College Purpose of the Partnership:

Research current and future IT training needs of business and industry in the Charlotte Region, develop a set of "Skills Standards" based on the research done, and integrate the "Skills Standards" into courses and curricula at the partner colleges.

Partnership Title: Cisco Networking Academy Program Participating Organization(s): 1. Cisco 2. CMS 3. Various IT Industry Leaders Purpose of the Partnership:

The Cisco Network Academy is a comprehensive e-learning program which provides students with the Internet technology skills via Web-based content, online assessment, student performance tracking, hands-on labs, instructor training and support, and preparation for industry standard certifications.

Partnership Title: Microsoft IT Academy Participating Organization(s): 1. CMS 2. Microsoft Purpose of the Partnership:

The primary purpose of the program is to provide comprehensive training and preparation for faculty and students in the latest technologies. The program includes coordinated curriculum, courseware, and online collaboration tools that aid instructors with delivery of high quality, up-to-date classes that help students achieve MS certifications.

Partnership Title: Novell Academic Training Partner Participating Organization(s): 1. Novell


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Novell Academic Training Partner helps educational institutions prepare students in new and emerging networking technologies with emphasis on Open Source. The program provides high-quality courseware and training materials designed to assist implementation of new technologies into to IT curriculum programs much more quickly than previously possible.

Partnership Title: CIW Authorized Academic Partner Program Participating Organization(s): 1. CIW Purpose of the Partnership:

CIW Authorized Academic Partner Program allows qualified learning institutions to train for a variety of Internet related technologies leading to CIW certifications in Internet Fundamentals, E-Commerce, Server Administration, Web Site Design, Web Languages, Security Analyst, and Web Development. CPCC is authorized CIW Testing Center.

Partnership Title: Oracle Academic Initiative Participating Organization(s): 1. Oracle Purpose of the Partnership:

Oracle Academic Initiative is a partnership between colleges and Oracle to deliver state-of-the-art Oracle software and curriculum resources to the college and university classroom. The program provides students with a pathway to acquiring industry-relevant skills and Oracle certification as part of a broader program of study in an academis setting.

Partnership Title: Culminis Participating Organization(s): 1. Culminis 2. Microsoft 3. Developers Guild Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide coordination of the Microsoft IT Academy program benefits. Culminis is key partner in Microsoft IT Academy Immersion project. They are key players in fostering relationship with local Microsoft User groups.

Partnership Title: ElementK Participating Organization(s): 1. ElementK 2. Microsoft Purpose of the Partnership:

Provides online courseware as part of the Microsoft IT Academy benefit package.

Partnership Title: SigmaNet Participating Organization(s): 1. SigmaNet 2. Cisco 3. NETLAB


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Provides procurement of heavily discounted industry quality software and equipment to Cisco Academy partners including Cisco Router lab bundles, special promotional router packages, Adtran bundles, NETLAB bundles.

Partnership Title: Panduit Participating Organization(s): 1. Panduit 2. Cisco Purpose of the Partnership:

Sponsor of the PNIE (Panduit Network Infrastructure Essentials) course. Provides deeply discounted voice and data cabling bundles to IT and Engineering Tech Divisions – available only to Cisco Academies.

Partnership Title: NDG (Network Development Group) Participating Organization(s): 1. Cisco 2. NETLAB Purpose of the Partnership:

Provider of the NETLAB remote access lab solution that enables students to access and perform complicated networking related labs from any web-based computer. Software is designed to work specifically with Cisco CCNA course content.

Partnership Title: Fluke Networks Participating Organization(s): 1. Fluke 2. Cisco Purpose of the Partnership:

Fluke provides deeply discounted network monitoring equipment and software for use in networking classes. These kits are available only to Cisco Networking Academies.

Partnership Title: Cisco Learning Institute Participating Organization(s): 1. Cisco 2. Engineering Technologies Division Purpose of the Partnership: Provide curriculum courseware for Home Integration Technology.

Partnership Title: Sun Microsystems Participating Organization(s): 1. Sun Microsystems Purpose of the Partnership: Provide downloadable versions Sun Solaris and Java software.

Partnership Title: Adtran Participating Organization(s): 1. Adtran 2. Cisco Purpose of the Partnership: Provide WAN services and WAN emulation kits for Cisco Academies.

Partnership Title: Webmasters Organization of the World Participating Organization(s): 1. W3C Council 2. Web 2.0 Purpose of the Partnership: To further web development offerings and certificates.


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Partnership Title: CLUG - Charlotte Linux User Group Participating Organization(s): 1. Purpose of the Partnership: Further the development and proliferation of Linux in the curriculum.

Partnership Title: TECHCONNECT Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Chamber 2. CMS Purpose of the Partnership: Allow high school students to explore career opportunities in IT.

Partnership Title: CITPG Participating Organization(s): 1. Microsoft Purpose of the Partnership: Professional user group for networking and information security students.

Partnership Title: IGDA - International Game Developers Association Participating Organization(s): 1. IGDA Triangle Chapter 2. Wake Tech Purpose of the Partnership: To further the curriculum game development and create a network for

students and faculty.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Nursing Program

Partnership Title:

Student Clinical Experiences – Nursing Program

Participating Organization(s): 1. Carolinas HeathCare System 2. CaroMont Health 3. Mecklenburg County Area Mental Health 4. Novant Healthcare 5. Liberty Healthcare Organization 6. Samual Billings Center 7. Sharon Towers 8. Plantation Estates 9. Seigle Avenue Preschool cooperative Purpose of the Partnership: Student clinical experiences.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Nursing and Human Services

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. American Heart Association 2. Conney Health and Safety Products 3. Laerdal Medical Corporation 4. Mecklenburg County Health Department Purpose of the Partnership:

To continue to upgrade skills of full-time instructors in the Health and Physical Education discipline so that they can teach these skill to our students in the college transfer courses.

Partnership Title: FA and CPR Training Participating Organization(s): 1. Public Safety – North Campus Purpose of the Partnership:

Train cadets in the fire and police academy in the general first aid and safety.

Partnership Title: First Aid and CPR Participating Organization(s): 1. NCYFL Purpose of the Partnership:

To provide first aid and training to youth participating in the football league. Give nutritional tip for health too.

Partnership Title: Community Health Fair Participating Organization(s): 1. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Purpose of the Partnership:

Conduct two session each year for a city wide health fair. I provide literature and give a 50 minutes presentation to teens and adults that partake in this free event.

Partnership Title: Kayaking Class Participating Organization(s): 1. Latta Plantation Nature Preserve Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide space for storage of kayaks and other equipment relevant to teaching white water kayaking on still and moving waters. We also use the lake for instruction.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Pathways

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Freddie Mac 2. LINKS 3. Arbor 4. United Way of the Central Carolinas


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Pathways (continued)

5.

Christ Episcople Church

Purpose of the Partnership: Provide financial support for Pathways to Employment students.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Junior League 2. Charlotte Area Fund 3. WorkFirst - DSS 4. Bank of America Purpose of the Partnership: Provide financial support for Pathways to Employment students.

Partnership Title: Windows to Work Participating Organization(s): 1. Johnston YMCA Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide classrooms and instructional supplies for the Pathways to Employment program.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Public Safety

Partnership Title:

Law, Public Safety & Homeland Security Academy (LPSHSA)

Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools 2. Davidson College Police Department 3. Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office Purpose of the Partnership:

To provide quality recruiting, instruction and work-based learning experiences for LPSHSA cadets Davidson College PD – fundraising activities as well

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Fire Department (CFD) Purpose of the Partnership:

Joint ownership/use of high technology fire service equipment in order to enhance the quality of instruction for both CFD & CPCC.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Public Safety – American Academy of Applied Forensics

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Wetstone Technologies, Inc.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Public Safety – American Academy of Applied Forensics (continued)


To provide training in Digital Evidence topics including malware, network forensics and stenography.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. National Institute of Standards and Technology 2. National Institute of Justice Purpose of the Partnership:

CPCC was co-author of a publication to be entitled Education & Training in Digital Forensics: A Guide for Labs, Educational Institutions, and Students.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. The Training Company Purpose of the Partnership: Marketing exchange.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Surgical Program

Partnership Title:

Student Clinical Experiences – Surgical Tech.

Participating Organization(s): 1. Presbyterian Hospital 2. Presbyterian Hospital - Matthews 3. Presbyterian Orthopedic Hospital Purpose of the Partnership: Clinical experience for surgical technology students.

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Workplace Basic Skills

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Lance, Inc. 2. Solectron 3. Kellogg’s Snacks Purpose of the Partnership: English as a Second Language classes.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Satte Industries Purpose of the Partnership: English as a Second Language and Adult Basic Education/GED classes.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: INSTRUCTION Workplace Basic Skills (continued)

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Salvation Army 2. Women’s Shelter Purpose of the Partnership: Adult Basic Education/GED classes.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Park and Recreation Purpose of the Partnership: Math Upgrading class.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: MULTI-CAMPUS Cato Campus

Partnership Title:

University City Community Building Project

Participating Organization(s): 1. University City YMCA 2. CMS, UNCC, CPCC 3. University City Magazine 4. United Way, CMPD, Neighborhood Representatives 5. TIAA-CREF, Duke-Energy, Area Businesses and churches Purpose of the Partnership:

Building on the strengths of the diversity in the University City area, stakeholders are developing an action plan to foster a sense of community among those who live, work, learn and worship in the Univeristy City area.

Partnership Title: Windows to Work Participating Organization(s): 1. Johnston YMCA 2. Christ Episcopal Church Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide clasrooms and instructional supplies for the Pathways to Employment program.

Partnership Title: Charlotte Reads Participating Organization(s): 1. CMS 2. Char-Meck Medical Society 3. Charlotte Chamber, Knight Foundation 4. Community Organizations & Volunteers Purpose of the Partnership:

A major initiative to improve literacy levels in Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Charlotte Reads aims to ensure that all residents have the literacy skills needed to succeed in school, contribute to the economy and community, and achieve their personal goals. Programs include Bright Beginnings, Reach out & Read, Family Literacy and Workplace Basic Skills.

Partnership Title: Vision Charlotte Initiative Participating Organization(s): 1. City of Charlotte-Wingate Community 2. Sisters of Mercy Foundation Purpose of the Partnership: To provide GED classes on site at the Wingate Community.

Partnership Title: Distance Learning Program- Community Based Organizations Participating Organization(s): 1. International House 2. Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Purpose of the Partnership:

To provide English language instruction to non-native speakers throughout the community, the CBO and Central Piedmont Community College offered English as a Second Language classes.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: MULTI-CAMPUS Cato Campus (continued)

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Junior League 2. Charlotte Area Fund 3. WorkFirst - DSS 4. Bank of America 5. City Charlotte Purpose of the Partnership: Provide financial supoort for Pathways to Employment students.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Freddie Mac 2. Links 3. Arbor 4. United Way of Central Carolinas 5. Christ Episcople Church Purpose of the Partnership: Provide financial support for Pathways to Employment students.

Partnership Title: Workplace Pathways Participating Organization(s): 1. City of Charlotte, Department of Transportation 2. City of Charlotte, Solid Waste and Charlotte-Meck Utilities Purpose of the Partnership:

Fund students for Workplace Pathways Partnerships which enables currents staff to improve promotability skills.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. City of Charlotte, Department of Transportation 2. City of Charlotte, Solid Waste Division 3. City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg Utilities 4. Carolinas HealthCare Purpose of the Partnership: Partially funding Adult Basic Education and GED Classes.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Embassy Suites and Omni Charlotte 2. Northrop Grumman Purpose of the Partnership: English as a Second Language Classes.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: MULTI-CAMPUS Harper Campus

Partnership Title: Electrical Apprenticeship Program Participating Organization(s): 1. Area General Contractors (AGC) 2. Construction Education Foundation (CEF) 3. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Purpose of the Partnership: Training for electrical apprenticeship program.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Arrowood Business Association Purpose of the Partnership: Community development and technical careers scholarship.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. State Board of Examiners of Plumbing and Heating Contractors Purpose of the Partnership:

Provide information to the "trades" industry regarding CPCC training program.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement Department Purpose of the Partnership: Create a "Code Enforcement Academy" .

ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: MULTI-CAMPUS Harper Campus – Applied Technologies

Partnership Title:

Graphic Arts and Imaging Technology

Participating Organization(s): 1. Harper Corporation Purpose of the Partnership:

The Harper Corporation has been very generous in donating dollars, materials, and human resources. They have been instrumental in assisting this program to develop the Harper National Flexographic Center at the Harper Campus.

Partnership Title: Welding Participating Organization(s): 1. National Welders Purpose of the Partnership:

Donated a large sum of money to create the Turner Center for Welding Technology. The welding department continues to benefit from this long standing relationship in the form of discounts for students and the program.

Partnership Title: Laboratory Upfit Participating Organization(s): 1. Piedmont Natural Gas Purpose of the Partnership: Donated the labor to complete the hydronics laboratory for the AHR

program.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: MULTI-CAMPUS Harper Campus – Construction Technologies

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Carolinas Associated General Contractors 2. National Association of the Remodeling Industry 3. American Subcontractors Association of the Carolinas 4. National Association of Women in Construction 5. North Carolina Massonry Contractors Association Purpose of the Partnership:

Carolinas Associated General Contractors funded the If I Had a Hammer Program. NARI, ASAC, NAWIC and NCMCA provide scholarships for students in the Construction Technologies Division.

Partnership Title: Graphic Arts and Imaging Technology Participating Organization(s): 1. Harper Corporation Purpose of the Partnership:

The Harper Corporation has been very generous in donating dollars, materials, and human resources. They have been instrumental in assisting this program to develop the Harper National Flexographic Center at the Southwest Campus.

Partnership Title: Electrical Participating Organization(s): 1. Johnson Controls Purpose of the Partnership:

Company made a sizeable donation of equipment to the program, and has been willing to help the program when needed.

Partnership Title: Welding Participating Organization(s): 1. National Welders Purpose of the Partnership:

Donated a large sum of money to create the Turner Center for Welding Technology.

Partnership Title: Advantage Carolina - ESL Participating Organization(s): 1. Duke Energy Purpose of the Partnership:

Working to develop a model to direct ESL students into more of a technical career path.


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ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: MULTI-CAMPUS Levine Campus

Partnership Title:

None

Participating Organization(s): 1. Matthews Chamber of Commerce Purpose of the Partnership:

Collaboration to promote commerce and economic development to the Matthews Business Community. Activities: --Annual ArtFest (chaired by the Dean and sponsored by Levine) --Annual Taste and Trade (held at Levine Campus). --Annual Classic Auto Reunion (held at Levine Campus). --Levine Dean sits on the Chamber Board of Directors.

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Matthews Rotary Purpose of the Partnership:

Community Outreach Activities: --Annual Veterans Day Recognition and Bluegrass Festival (held at the Levine Campus). --Levine Dean sits on the Rotary Board of Directors

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Matthews Levine Senior Citizen Center Purpose of the Partnership:

Community Outreach --Levine Dean sits on Board of Directors

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Charlotte Arts & Sciences Council 2. Purpose of the Partnership: Support and promote the Arts

--Levine Deans sits on the Board of Directors

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Boy Scouts of America Purpose of the Partnership: Community Outreach/Promote Scouting

--Levine Dean sits on the Executive Council

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Latin American Chamber of Commerce Purpose of the Partnership:

Promote Commerce --Levine Dean sits on Board of Directors

Partnership Title: None Participating Organization(s): 1. Wingate University Purpose of the Partnership:

Articulation Partnership --Wingate courses held on Levine Campus

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