Ed Talk: Choosing the Right Higher Ed Program for your Education and Career Goals
We invite you to join K-64 and Catawba Valley Community College
(CVCC) for our new Ed Talks Webinar Series to learn how the
community college can help you reach your education and career goals.
This event will be rescheduled due to weather and power outages.
11/02/2020
Topics Include:
- Associate Degree Programs
- Career and Technical certificates, diplomas, degrees, and industry recognized credentials.
- How to choose the right program and courses based on your career goals and interests and how to enroll.
Who Can Benefit from the Ed Talks Series?
- Employees who want to earn credentials, learn new skills, advance or start a new career.
- Displaced workers who need to learn a new skill and get back in the workforce.
- High School students exploring career interests and the education required to reach career goals.
- Four-year college bound students who want to keep education costs down.
- Anyone who wants to learn more about the programs offered by CVCC.
The K-64/CVCC Ed Talks Webinar Series scheduled for today at 11:30 is postponed due to the inclement weather and technical issues/power outages in the community. We will reschedule the event for a date in January. Please stay tuned for a new date and time.
Speakers:
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Dr. Keith Mackie has over 30 years of experience in the North Carolina Community College System. He began his career as a faculty member in the Advertising Graphic Design program and has served in numerous roles during his tenure at CVCC including Dean of Instruction; Associate Dean of Business, Graphics, and Public Service; Division Chair; and Department Head. |
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Robin Ross has served as the Dean for the School of Health and Public Services since 2013 and is a former faculty member and Clinical Educator of the Respiratory Therapy program. She has also served as an adjunct instructor for the UNCC BSRT program. Ms. Ross spent 18 years working as a Respiratory Therapist, also holding roles as assistant director and department director during this time. |
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Gary Muller has served as the Dean for the School of Workforce Development and the Arts since 2014. Prior to becoming Dean, he served as the Department Head for Business and Accounting programs and as a Business Faculty member. He has his BA and MBA from Wake Forest University and is a Certified Public Accountant. He is also the co-owner of two businesses. |
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Brice Melton has served as Dean for the School of Academics and Educational Opportunities since 2016. She previously served as the Department Head for Social Sciences and Education and has worked with the CCP High School Program since 2014. Ms. Melton joined the college as an Early Childhood Faculty member in 2000. |
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Cindy Coulter has served as Dean for the School of Access, Development and Success since 2006. Ms. Coulter has also served the college as the Director of the Learning Assistance Center, Mathematics Department Head and as a Mathematics Faculty. |
Dr. Keith Mackie - Executive Vice-President and Chief Academic Officer
Robin Ross - Dean for the School of Health and Public Services
Gary Muller Dean for the School of Workforce Development and the Arts
Brice Melton - Dean for the School of Academics and Educational Opportunities
Cindy Coulter - Dean for the School of Access, Development and SuccessFuture Topics:
College Transfer – how does it work? | What are the Comprehensive Articulation Agreement and Baccalaureate Degree Plans? | How to plan for a four-year degree | Career and College Promise | How can additional credentials or Higher Ed help me? | Continuing Education Programs. (Topics are subject to change)
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