18 WCC CAMPUS VOICE - MAY 20,1992
New employees join WCC staff
By TRELVIA HODGES
Dur i ng uii nter
quarter several new
employees Joined the
staff at Ulayne
Community College.
Yolanda Faison,
Admissions secretary on
the North Campus,
began working on
February 12, 1992.
She wi11 graduate
from UlCC on May 26 with
an associate degree in
Administrative Office
Technology,
Her duties include
scheduling people for
appointments, sending
letters, and other
secretarial duties.
Faison presently
resides in Dudley N.C.
Faison was also a
work study student in
the registrar's office.
She describes the
staff at UCC as being
very friendly.
Another new worker
Ann Peacock, is a 26-
year-old married mother
of 2.
Peacock began
working in the
Financial Aid office on
January 27, 1992.
Peacock, also a
former student at UlCC,
was a work study
student in V*eteran
Affairs and later in
Financial Aid.
Her responsibilities
include answering the
phone, greeting the
pubii c, and other
secretarial duties.
She works for Yvonne
Goodman and Jerry
Kornegay.
Peacock was
formerly employed at
Excel 1 Li nde i n
Goldsboro.
Born and raised in
Lenoir County, she
resides in the Rosewood
area.
She graduated from
WCC in 1991 wi th a
degree in accounting,
and she will be
attending Mount Olive
College in the summer.
Joy 6i nn, new
Executive secretary in
the President's office
at the North Campus,
graduated from Sampson
Community College.
She received a
degree in General
Office Technology in
1982.
Ginn also worked in
the Financial Aid
office at Sampson for 5
years prior to coming
to UCC.
Kimberly Armstrong,
another of WCC's new
employees, works part-
time in A Bui1ding on
the South Campus.
Armstrong assists
col 1ege transfer
students with their
plans to attend four-
year schools.
She also helps to
plan social and
cultural events, such
as trips to different
un i versi t i es.
She aids Jerry
Kornegay, Director of
Student Activities and
Recru i t i ng, in
preparing students for
future endeavors.
The program supports
the college transfer
program at UJCC.
Prior to coming to
UCC Armstrong attended
Tusculum College in
Greeneville, TN, where
she received a Bachelor
of Arts degree in
psycho!ogy.
Armstrong was also
a graduate from UCC in
1987.
She received her
Associate of Applied
Science degree in
November of 1987.
Born and raised in
Uayne County, she now
lives in Mount Olive.
She began her
employment at UCC on
September 16, 1991.
She said, "Uhat 1
like most about my Job
is the students and the
attitude the students
have about academics.
They also have the
desire to excell as far
as accomplishing their
goal s."
Ann P(4c0ck
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