Since graduating from the Graduate Certificate Program in 2005, Melanie Bookout Jackson moved to Charleston where she works for the General Agency as Director of Human Resources.
A new alumna of the Graduate Certificate Program, Lisa Bracken was recently promoted to Vice President for Student Affairs at at Central Carolina Technical College.
Since completing the first cohort of the Graduate Certificate Program, Melissa Batten enrolled in the PhD program for Higher Education at the University of South Carolina where she is collecting research for her dissertation. In addition to this accomplishment, Melissa was promoted to Assistant Vice President for Student Success at Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) and was awarded HGTC's Staff Employee of the Year in 2007-2008.
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Stephanie Frazier of the South Carolina Technical College Systems office has expanded her role as Curriculum Coordinator to include more intimate involvement in research projects, presenting at the Southeast Case Research Association (SECRA) national conference, and becoming a member of the Strategy Institute Team for Achieving the Dream.
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Last Fall, Pierce McNair was promoted from Executive Assistant for External Affairs to Associate Vice President for Organizational Relations for the South Carolina Technical College System.
Becky McIntosh was promoted to Vice President for Student Development at Piedmont Technical College after having begun the Graduate Certificate Program as Associate Vice President.
Leon Peterkin was promoted to Dean of Student Services at Northeastern Technical College and is currently working on his dissertation to fulfill the requirements for a PhD from Capella University. "As a result of the GCP, I was inspired to continue my education."
Since completing the Graduate Certificate Program in 2004, Chad Hyatt left York Technical College to become Director of Academic Technology for Hillsborough Community College in Tampa, Florida.
As Dean for Academic Advising and Testing, Karen Morrow was recently tapped for a 3-year project serving as Coordinator of the SACS re-accreditation process at Greenville Technical College.
Since completing the Graduate Certificate Program, Mateel King was promoted from Director of Admissions at Piedmont Technical College to Vice President for Student Affairs at the Technical College of the Lowcountry. She also transferred her credits from the program toward a PhD in Higher Educational Administration through the University of South Carolina.
During the time Faith McCurry was enrolled in the Graduate Certificate Program, she was promoted from Public Relations Coordinator to Dean of Planning, Research and Development at Orangeburg-Technical College.
After completing the Graduate Certificate Program, Judy Sieg was promoted from Department Head to Department Chair of the Humanities & Languages Department at Spartanburg Community College.
Since finishing the Graduate Certificate Program, Warren Yarbrough has been promoted to Dean of Arts and Humanities at Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College.
When Edie Dille began the Graduate Certificate Program, she was Department Manager at York Technical College. Since completing her coursework, she has been promoted to the Associate Dean for Business and Information Technology.
Donna Foster will graduate from the Graduate Certificate Program this spring, but has already earned a promotion from the Chair of the Developmental and Transitional Studies Department to Dean of Arts & Sciences at Piedmont Technical College.
As the Director of SC Environmental Training Center, Elizabeth Williams received a promotion after completing the Graduate Certificate Program. She is now responsible for the Workforce Division of the College at Central Carolina Technical College.
After completing the Certificate Program, John Lummus, was promoted to Vice President for Economic and Institutional Advancement at Tri-County Technical College.
After completing the Certificate program, Mamie Hopkins Boyd was promoted to the position of Dean of Records/Registrar at Greenville Technical College in April 2006.
