COMjpfiNITY COLLEGE
EDUCATOR’S ASSOCIATION
VOL 24, NO. 1 • FALL 2001
President’s Message.
As your president this year I am very pleased with the
valuable support you have given me and our organization,
and your willingness to serve on the Board of Directors, ’
and various committees is commendable.
Our website has been established and is operational. It can be I
accessed at littP;//www.flee-tech.roni/ncccapa/ I recommend
that each of you visit our website periodically to keep informed
on current and future developments.
Minutes from the latest Board of Directors meeting and the
"!:rion®
Clarence Smith and Angela Locklear have done an excellent job in organiz
ing the Fall 2001 Conference Planning Committee and we encourage all of
^ troops and come to the conference on October 17-19 2001 at
the Sheraton Imperial Hotel in Durham, N.C. The theme for the confemnce is
Change + Challenge - Opportunity.”
? increase our membership this year. Increase the number of
Ind vibra'^t ^ ^ conference, and keep the NCCCAEA active, strong
When the going gets tough, the tough get going. The NCCCAEA needs you
and you need the NCCCAEA. We will see you in Durham.
Floyd P. Horton
NCCCAEA OFFICERS and BOARD of DIRECTORS
President. Ployd College of the Albemarle
PreTdent Efect'
Tre»«„r!r ^omm. College
„ “ Cindy Wagner, Mitchell Comm. College
secretary Marian Baer, Catawba Valley Comm. College
Support Staff Representative Kathryn T. Minnick, Pitt Comm. College
Melr?. Johnston Comm. College
Member^at-Large Cora Brewington, Robeson Comm. College
Human Resource Development Lethco Wren, Sampson Comm. College
Occupationa Extension Darrell Miller, Wilkes Comm. College
TT Piedmont Comm. College
SsTcTi'l s f ....Carolyn Walston, Wayne Comm. Collefe
Basic Sk Is Representative Pat Phillips, Davidson County Comm. College
President s Association Representative Dr icrJu
North Carolina Community College System Representatives..........'.
Charles Barham, Dr. Scott Ralls, Peggy Graham
see/State MCP
Suggestionsfor
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Conference
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