WCCs unit of the Association of Educational Office Professionals (AEOP) provided scholarships for two business students for the spring 2018 semester.

Camp Kilowatt will return to the WCC campus for its 10th year this summer, and for the second year, the college is partnering with Wayne County Public Schools to provide camps in area middle schools.

Charlotte C. Brow, chair of WCC’s Humanities, Fine Arts and Social Sciences Department, was honored at a recent international conference for community and technical college educators.

WCC is one of 14 community colleges that have signed an agreement with East Carolina University that allows students to apply to a community college and the university simultaneously and, upon successful completion of an associate degree, seamlessly transition into a program at ECU.

Math Instructors Laura Buddin and Katina Davis led a roundtable discussion on “Academic Integrity in an Online Environment” at the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development’s International Conference on Teaching and Leadership Excellence.