Forsyth Technical Community College has announced it has filled three key senior positions, adding depth to the college’s leadership team. Chris Pearce has been promoted to Associate Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Information Technology Services. Anna Marie Smith has been hired as Associate Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. Linda Latham has been promoted to Dean for the Health Technologies division.
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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Woman’s Story of Reinvention Caught Obama’s attention
Naturally shy, Kathy Proctor surprised herself by shooting her arm in the air when the man in front of her biotechnology class at Forsyth Technical Community College asked if anyone had a story to share.
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Competing to Learn

Many of the advantages of attending Forsyth Tech are well-understood—affordable tuition, small class sizes, program variety, and flexible class schedules that accommodate students with family and job responsibilities. Another often overlooked plus involves the quality of the Forsyth Tech faculty. Students gain real-world perspectives from their instructors who have practical work experience and subject and industry expertise. Instructors often bring another academic edge to the college: a keen understanding of the educational value of competitions that test students’ skills and knowledge and offer them life and educational experiences that can take them in new directions.
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Triad Community College Plans Building, Curriculum for $16M Aviation Campus
It could be built new or be located within an existing facility.
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“Don’t Let Anybody Tell You What You Can’t Do.”

Douglas Richburg, GED, Associate Degree Student
Overcoming Challenges
Douglas Richburg never thought that he would go to college. In fact, he was discouraged from even trying. “I never had a strong support system and people in other educational settings told me that I would never amount to anything in life,” he recalls. “One person in a high position, someone that I would expect to get support from, even told other educators to let me leave the school system because I would never be anybody anyway.” Yet now Douglas is a student in Forsyth Tech’s Business Administration curriculum program, and is on track to receive his associate degree in spring 2017.
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