P a u l D C a m p C o m m u n i t y C o l l e g e

Get an education Change your life

A n n u a l R e p o r t

2014 wwwpdcedu

Paul Wm Conco PhD President

Ms Lynn Jones Local College Board Chair

Mr Herbert W DeGroft Foundation Board President

Presidentrsquos Message The year passed us in the blink of an eye It is truly amazing how much has been accomplished in so short a time Thatrsquos what happens when we all work together toward a common goal of providing a quality affordshyable education for our students

Of course the credit is shared From students faculty staff donors community partners and business leaders it takes everyone working together to reach our goals The report touches on many events and accomplishments Let me highlight a few

l Alice Adoga (lsquo11 alumna) returned to the College as keynote speaker for the PTK Honor Society Induction She has a true success story From PDCCC she went on to earn her bachelorrsquos degree from George Mason University and is now seeking a masterrsquos degree while she works full time as a Family Services Specialist

l The College and Foundation worked together to employ Lori Carter (lsquo04) another alumna as our Alumni Relations Associate Her task is to grow the relationship between alumni and their alma mater

l The many gifts and support we received from businesses Foundations and individuals Read more about the recipient of our 2014 Chancellorrsquos Award for Leadership in Philanthropy ndash Smithfield Foods

l Getting an education can change your life in many ways For instance Amanda Douglas and her mother Christine Wells made getting an education a family affair Not only did studying together bring them closer as the first in their family to earn college degrees it has changed the direction of their familiesrsquo future

l Dr Carl Vermeulen Microbiology Professor and several PDCCC students may positively impact global health through their original microbiology research on vaccines Ours were the only community college students to present at a respected statewide microbiology conference in Harrisonburg

So you see an education as well as the process of attaining it can benefit you for a lifetime Although I am retiring July 2015 I am committed to PDCCC and to a smooth transition as we enter the next VCCS Strategic Plan That plan called ldquoComplete 2021rdquo involves tripling the number of credentials we award We can stand proud of our PDCCC family and all that has been accomplished

Sincerely Paul Wm Conco PhD President

PDCCC Local College Board Ms Lynn Jones Mr Kermit Hobbs Ms Patricia Sowell

Chair Mrs Caroline Hurt Mr P E James R Strozier

Mr Richard Brooks Mr Asa Johnson Mrs Kisha P Watford

Mrs June Fleming Foundation Board Liaison Mr Donald G Mills Mrs Syretha Wright

Mr James Samuel Glasscock Mr Philip H Page Jr Mrs LaVonne Elllis VCCS Board Liaison

PDCCC Foundation Board of Directors Mr Herbert W DeGroft Mr McLemore (Mac) Birdsong Mr Robert Harris

President Investment Committee Chair Mr Mark A Johnson Mr RM (Bob) Felts Dr LD Britt MPH FACS

Vice President amp Dr Patsy R Joyner FCCM FRCS (Eng) (Hon)Development Committee Chair Mr Holt Livesay Mr Cass Camp The Hon Frederick (Fred) Quayle Mr Russell Parrish Treasurer Dr Paul Wm Conco President PDCCC Mr Tim Schellpeper Ms Felicia Blow APR

Secretary amp Executive Director Ms June Fleming Ms Lynda Updike Local College Board Liaison Nominating Committee ChairMr John Alexander (Sandy) Mann III

Immediate Past President Mr William (Billy) A Gwaltney Jr Mr Thomas L Woodward III Dr Dylan B Belt Mr Frank E Hall Ms Roseland Worrell

Finance Committee Chair Dr Alvin Harris Ms Nancy H Nagle Bolio

Director Emeritus 2

The relationship between Christine Wells and her daughter Amanda Douglas became stronger after enrolling in PDCCCrsquos Business Administration program

For four years they studied and did homework together ndash they came to realize how much they had missed each otherrsquos company ldquoWe would lift each other up when one felt wearyrdquo said Wells

In May 2014 both earned their Associatersquos degrees in Arts amp Science

Making College a Family Affair~ PDCCC education changed their future ~

Changing Lives One Student at a Time Angelita Bease Angelita Beasersquos journey has come from the heart and she wants to help others overcome challenges to accomplish their personal goals one small step at a time ndash just as PDCCC counselors and staff helped her overcome displacement and personal challenges to redefine her goals and figure out where she fits in

Angelita is a non-traditional student in every way She received her high school diploma at 33 years old and raised her daughter before pursuing her own college education Now shersquos helping raise two grandchildren working full-time and starting her own taxi and medical transport service Plus she is taking classes part-time to complete her associatersquos degree with plans

to attend a 4-year university next fall to earn her bachelorrsquos degree

She is grateful for the scholarships funded by the PDCCC Foundation ldquoScholarships have lightened my financial burden so I can focus on the most important aspect of school ndash learningrdquo said Angelita ldquoI hope one day I am able to help students achieve their goals just as others have helped merdquo

wwwpdcccfoundationorg 3

in Business Administration and Certificates in General Education Wells 46 graduated Summa Cum Laude The wife of an Army veteran and mother of a teenage son she worked full-time at Peninsula Rescue Mission and maintained an active membership in Mill Swamp Baptist Church

Douglas 26 graduated Magna Cum Laude She balanced home life school life and worked full-time Douglas received seven local scholarships while enrolled at PDCCC

Christine Wells (center) and her daughter Amanda Douglas made college a family affair last May when they became the first in their family to graduate college with associate degrees from PDCCC Christinersquos son Gearin Stephens is next on the family tree He is enrolling for dual enrollment classes through his high school before becoming a full-time PDCCC student

Wells and Douglas are the first in their family to graduate college with a degree and are now planning to earn bachelor degrees Amandarsquos brother now in high school is signing up for dual enrollment classes before becoming a full-time PDCCC student

ldquoOur experience at PDCCC has been rewarding in so many waysrdquo said Wells

wwwpdcedugetstarted

Paul Wm Conco PhD President

Ms Lynn Jones Local College Board Chair

Mr Herbert W DeGroft Foundation Board President

Presidentrsquos Message The year passed us in the blink of an eye It is truly amazing how much has been accomplished in so short a time Thatrsquos what happens when we all work together toward a common goal of providing a quality affordshyable education for our students

Of course the credit is shared From students faculty staff donors community partners and business leaders it takes everyone working together to reach our goals The report touches on many events and accomplishments Let me highlight a few

l Alice Adoga (lsquo11 alumna) returned to the College as keynote speaker for the PTK Honor Society Induction She has a true success story From PDCCC she went on to earn her bachelorrsquos degree from George Mason University and is now seeking a masterrsquos degree while she works full time as a Family Services Specialist

l The College and Foundation worked together to employ Lori Carter (lsquo04) another alumna as our Alumni Relations Associate Her task is to grow the relationship between alumni and their alma mater

l The many gifts and support we received from businesses Foundations and individuals Read more about the recipient of our 2014 Chancellorrsquos Award for Leadership in Philanthropy ndash Smithfield Foods

l Getting an education can change your life in many ways For instance Amanda Douglas and her mother Christine Wells made getting an education a family affair Not only did studying together bring them closer as the first in their family to earn college degrees it has changed the direction of their familiesrsquo future

l Dr Carl Vermeulen Microbiology Professor and several PDCCC students may positively impact global health through their original microbiology research on vaccines Ours were the only community college students to present at a respected statewide microbiology conference in Harrisonburg

So you see an education as well as the process of attaining it can benefit you for a lifetime Although I am retiring July 2015 I am committed to PDCCC and to a smooth transition as we enter the next VCCS Strategic Plan That plan called ldquoComplete 2021rdquo involves tripling the number of credentials we award We can stand proud of our PDCCC family and all that has been accomplished

Sincerely Paul Wm Conco PhD President

PDCCC Local College Board Ms Lynn Jones Mr Kermit Hobbs Ms Patricia Sowell

Chair Mrs Caroline Hurt Mr P E James R Strozier

Mr Richard Brooks Mr Asa Johnson Mrs Kisha P Watford

Mrs June Fleming Foundation Board Liaison Mr Donald G Mills Mrs Syretha Wright

Mr James Samuel Glasscock Mr Philip H Page Jr Mrs LaVonne Elllis VCCS Board Liaison

PDCCC Foundation Board of Directors Mr Herbert W DeGroft Mr McLemore (Mac) Birdsong Mr Robert Harris

President Investment Committee Chair Mr Mark A Johnson Mr RM (Bob) Felts Dr LD Britt MPH FACS

Vice President amp Dr Patsy R Joyner FCCM FRCS (Eng) (Hon)Development Committee Chair Mr Holt Livesay Mr Cass Camp The Hon Frederick (Fred) Quayle Mr Russell Parrish Treasurer Dr Paul Wm Conco President PDCCC Mr Tim Schellpeper Ms Felicia Blow APR

Secretary amp Executive Director Ms June Fleming Ms Lynda Updike Local College Board Liaison Nominating Committee ChairMr John Alexander (Sandy) Mann III

Immediate Past President Mr William (Billy) A Gwaltney Jr Mr Thomas L Woodward III Dr Dylan B Belt Mr Frank E Hall Ms Roseland Worrell

Finance Committee Chair Dr Alvin Harris Ms Nancy H Nagle Bolio

Director Emeritus 2

The relationship between Christine Wells and her daughter Amanda Douglas became stronger after enrolling in PDCCCrsquos Business Administration program

For four years they studied and did homework together ndash they came to realize how much they had missed each otherrsquos company ldquoWe would lift each other up when one felt wearyrdquo said Wells

In May 2014 both earned their Associatersquos degrees in Arts amp Science

Making College a Family Affair~ PDCCC education changed their future ~

Changing Lives One Student at a Time Angelita Bease Angelita Beasersquos journey has come from the heart and she wants to help others overcome challenges to accomplish their personal goals one small step at a time ndash just as PDCCC counselors and staff helped her overcome displacement and personal challenges to redefine her goals and figure out where she fits in

Angelita is a non-traditional student in every way She received her high school diploma at 33 years old and raised her daughter before pursuing her own college education Now shersquos helping raise two grandchildren working full-time and starting her own taxi and medical transport service Plus she is taking classes part-time to complete her associatersquos degree with plans

to attend a 4-year university next fall to earn her bachelorrsquos degree

She is grateful for the scholarships funded by the PDCCC Foundation ldquoScholarships have lightened my financial burden so I can focus on the most important aspect of school ndash learningrdquo said Angelita ldquoI hope one day I am able to help students achieve their goals just as others have helped merdquo

wwwpdcccfoundationorg 3

in Business Administration and Certificates in General Education Wells 46 graduated Summa Cum Laude The wife of an Army veteran and mother of a teenage son she worked full-time at Peninsula Rescue Mission and maintained an active membership in Mill Swamp Baptist Church

Douglas 26 graduated Magna Cum Laude She balanced home life school life and worked full-time Douglas received seven local scholarships while enrolled at PDCCC

Christine Wells (center) and her daughter Amanda Douglas made college a family affair last May when they became the first in their family to graduate college with associate degrees from PDCCC Christinersquos son Gearin Stephens is next on the family tree He is enrolling for dual enrollment classes through his high school before becoming a full-time PDCCC student

Wells and Douglas are the first in their family to graduate college with a degree and are now planning to earn bachelor degrees Amandarsquos brother now in high school is signing up for dual enrollment classes before becoming a full-time PDCCC student

ldquoOur experience at PDCCC has been rewarding in so many waysrdquo said Wells

wwwpdcedugetstarted

Alumna Close Up Alice Adoga Leadership Believing in Yourself and Serving Others are Key to Sucess

Alice Adoga PDCCC and Omega Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) alumna (lsquo11) returned as keynote speaker for the 2014 PTK International Honor Society induction She spoke about leadership believing in yourself and serving others

PDCCC Among Elite to Present Original Research ~ Findings may have global implications ~

Join the Alumni Association wwwpdcedualumni-regisration-form

PDCCC students share true scientific findings of original research never done before at the 2014 VaASM Annual Meeting The research was presented by students ndash on behalf of themselves and dozens of former and current students ndash on three microbiological subjects with global impact

Front row (l to r) Natalie Dauphin Ellis T Cofield Malaysia Freeman Back row (l to r) Shaquii Gary Joel Fox Dr Carl Vermeulen

When packaged they remained active up to 160deg F and even held at that temperature for up to three months ldquoWe extended the research to a more complicated protein ndash a human pregnancy hormone (hCG) specimenrdquo said Whitfield After five months heated at 140deg F it still gave a positive pregnancy testrdquo ldquoIf not shrink-wrappedrdquo Vermeulen added ldquothe hCG lost its lsquopregnancyrsquo in seconds when exposed to 140deg Frdquo

Next PDCCC students will test a meningitis vaccine on chickens ldquoChickens make immunity antibodies just like people but chickens put their antibodies in their egg whites which is easy to collectrdquo says Whitfield

wwwpdcedunursing

When you look at Alice Adoga (lsquo11) you see a bright self-confident community leader who is ready to climb any mountain to reach her goals

Alice came to the US from Nigeria in 2007 to join her family A year later she graduated from Franklin High School and chose PDCCC to begin her college career While at the College she took advantage of the student life as a member of the Student Government Association (SGA) Student Support Services and Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society

In two short years Alice earned her associatersquos degree and continued to George

Department of Social Services and is earning her Masterrsquos degree in Human Services Counseling She is passionate about advocating for children and the community We asked Alice two questions and her answers are below

Why did you choose PDCCC PDCCCrsquos financial aid helped keep my education affordable Plus the campus is close to home Attending PDCCC saved time and helped me continue on to a 4-year college

What was special about your experience at PDCCC The College is like a small community It gave me a chance to get to know people well including the professors Because of the smaller class sizes the professors were able to encourage growth by targeting each

Mason University In 2013 studentrsquos strengths and weaknesses Alice reached two more milestones I was able to observe younger and her BA in Psychology and US older generations of students It Citizenship is a very encouraging friendly

environment Today Alice works as a Family Services Specialist with the Franklin wwwpdcccfoundationorgalumni

Alumni Relations at PDCCC PDCCC now has a formal Alumni Relations Program Since 1970 literally thousands of students have graduated from PDCCC degree programs certifications and non-credit programs All of these Alumni are making a huge impact in their communities

PDCCC alumni relations goals are multi-faceted keep a strong connection between alumni and their alma mater encourage interest enthusiasm and loyalty to PDCCC and foster student relationships Networking receptions special Alumni events and newsletters and an Advisory Council will help accomplish these goals Alumni will receive direct personal attention to help encourage engagement with the College

Lori Carter is PDCCCrsquos first Alumni Relations Associate and will help make these goals a reality As a 2004 PDCCC graduate she transitioned to Old Dominion University earning a BS in Mass Communications ldquoAs an alumnae myself my hope is to grow the PDCCC alumni network so current and future students can have equal if not better community college experiencesrdquo said Lori She has worked with Isle of Wight County City of Suffolk and BBampT in event planning fundraising and banking Get involved ndash contact Lori at lcarterpdcedu or 757-569-6082

Lori Carter (lsquo04) Alumni Relations

757-569-6082 pdcccfoundationorgalumni

4

Microbiology Professo Dr Carl Vermeulen and PDCCC nursing students presented original research findings at the Annual Meeting of the Virginia Chapter of the American Society for Microbiology (VaASM) PDCCC was the only community college presenting

PDCCC student Cynthia Thibeaultrsquos group discovered that shortly after eating dairy products premenopausal women transport great numbers of a probiotic (dairy bacteria) through their bodies and secrete it in their sweat ldquoThe bacteria act like guard dogs protecting skin from infectionsrdquo reveals Thibeault This also occurs in breast milk

The work of PDCCC student Ashley Storrsrsquo group links with Thibeaultrsquos by asking how women get the bacteria to put into their milk which helps in infant survival ldquoRaw greens ndash the spongy interior of leaves (mesophyll) is made of cells coated with dairy bacteriardquo says Storrs It protects leaves from environmental germs and infections

PDCCCrsquos LeeAnn Whitfieldrsquos group may save millions of lives by providing a billion people and livestock vaccines that do not need refrigeration Phase 1 was presented in 2013 by Wayne Thomas who reported heat sensitive enzymes can be shrink-wrapped in dried starch ldquonoodlesrdquo to protect molecules from heatrsquos distortions

Upward Bound with PDCCCArea high school students are literally Upward Bound with PDCCCrsquos Upward Bound (UB) program Led by Travis Parker and his team UB works with high schoolers from low income families andor from families where neither parent has a bachelorrsquos degree

The goal To provide support and opportunities to help students better prepare for college so they can succeed Ultimately UB participants will have higher high school graduation rates and college and post-secondary education enrollment and graduation

PDCCCrsquos UB program is succeeding Serving 50+ students a year the PDCCC Upward Bound program exceeded expectations in all its objectives last year 100 of students earned a 25 or better GPA proficient SOL scores and continued to the next grade or graduated from high school Over half earned an advanced diploma or graduated through dual enrollment And 94 enrolled in post-secondary education the fall after graduating from high school

For more information visit wwwpdcedufuture-studentsupward-bound

Travis Parker leads PDCCCrsquos Upward Bound program The upcoming graduation includes over 15 UB students graduating from post-secondary schools

wwwpdcedufuture-studentsupward-bound 5

Year In Review PDCCC Goes ldquoGreenrdquo with help of new grant

Launched Practical Nursing Program

1st Alumni Reunion amp Open House

Recognized as the 4th year a row Military Friendly School

LogistX Games Draws Attention

amp Funding for Workforce

Development

Adding a Full-time Career Coach Will Help Students Plan for the

Math Academy expands to Teacher Education

Donna Lloyd is PDCCCrsquos first recipient of the Statewide ldquoKathy Camper Commonwealth Legacyrdquo Scholarship

New Certificate Programs in bull Fire Science Technology bull New Robotics Technology bull Sustainability bull Logistics Management

Transition to Library Nationally for Digital Learning Commons Technology

Registered Nursing 10-year Anniversary

PDCCC Received 22 PDCCC students named to the 2014 Grants Totaling $164

All-Virginia Academic Million During the Team for PTK Honor 2013-2014 Year Society

6 7

Fast Track Marine Welding program amp Raised more than $7 million in Newport News Shipbuilding received the inaugural major gifts campaign Career amp Technical Education Creating

Veterans Musical Salute

Excellence Award

Seven New Scholarships Kids College Expands Established to Smithfield

ldquoChanging Lives in Our Communityrdquo documentary debut

Encore Learning Program for Adults 55+

3 PDCCC Staff Earned a PhD bull Mechelle Blunt bull Renee Felts bull Hyler Scott

College Libraries

Colton James Concert

Golf Tournament raised over $20000

PDCCC Ties Sixth Place Future

2013 - 2014 Contributors Corporations Foundations amp Organizations AampB Custom Design American Association of University Women - Suffolk Birdsong Peanuts Butler Paper Recycling Inc California Cartage Company Camp Family Foundations CB Richard Ellis of Virginia Inc CenterPoint Properties City of Suffolk Department of Social Services Comfort Keepers Community Action Coalition of Virginia Container Port Group Cross Realty Damco Distribution Services Dominion Foundation Economic Development-City of Suffolk EVB Expeditors Feridies Frances Hobbs Trust Franklin Rotary Club Franklin-Southampton Charities Franklin Womanrsquos Club GFWC Franklin Jr Womanrsquos Club Givens Group Expense Hallwood Enterprises Inc Hampton Roads Community Foundation Hubbard Peanut Company Inc Hunter-Taylor Supply Indika Farms Inc Kaufman amp Canoles PC Kingrsquos Fork Womanrsquos Club Kiwanis Club of Smithfield Kiwanis Club of Suffolk Massimo Zanetti Beverage USA Monarch Bank North Suffolk Rotary Club Obici Healthcare Foundation Inc PDCCC Classified Staff Council PDCCC Upward Bound Students Pecht Distributors Inc Peninsula Community Foundation of Virginia Inc Prime Media Productions Inc Remedy Intelligent Staffing Rotary Club of Suffolk

S V Camp III amp Associates Inc Ms Trish Edwards Sentara Healthcare Mrs Victoria Edwards Smithfield Foods Inc Dr Renee Felts Smithfield Rotary Club Mr Robert M Felts Smithfield Ruritan Club Mr amp Mrs T H Fitzgerald Smithfield-Farmland Mr Brian Floyd Southampton Memorial Hospital Mr amp Mrs Locke Floyd Suffolk Foundation Mr Michael Floyd Suffolk Ruritan Club Mr Paul Floyd SunTrust Foundation Mr J Samuel Glasscock Target Corporation Mr amp Mrs William H Goodwin Jr The Bank of America Charitable Mr James Gorham Foundation Mr amp Mrs William Atwill Gwaltney The Port of Virginia Dr Alan M Harris The Village at Woodrsquos Edge Mrs Teresa Harrison The Womanrsquos Club of Smithfield Ms Sheryl Hedgepeth Tidewater Publications LLC Ms Jessie Hobbs VA Foundation for Community College Ms Helivi L Holland Education Mr William amp Mrs Amanda Jarratt VINFIT LLC Ms Trina Jones Virginia Economic Development Dr Patsy R Joyner Wells Fargo Advisors Mrs Angela Lawhorne

Mrs LaQuisa Y McGlone Individual Donors Mr amp Mrs Robert Meredith Ms Brenda Anyanwu Mr amp Mrs Charles R Modlin Mr John A Ashburn Jr Mr Ralph Nahra Dr Tara Atkins-Brady Ms Keisha Nichols Mr JP Bain Jr Mrs Nancy Harrison Parker Mr amp Mrs Mace H Bell Mr Travis Parker Dr Dylan B Belt Ms Ann B Pinner Ms Brenda A Bergess Mr Robert Pope Mr Randall W Betz amp Ms Barbara S Mease Mr Lynn Powell Mr McLemore Birdsong Jr Mr Robert H Powell III Mrs Felicia Walker Blow Mr James E Rainey Mr Joel Bradshaw Dr Candace M Rogers Mr Richard Brooks Mr amp Mrs David J Sammons Mr amp Mrs Frank C Brown Mr amp Mrs David N Sandberg Mr Larry Brunson Mr amp Mrs Peter Lars Sandberg Mr amp Mrs John P Buelow Mr Eric D Shaffer Mrs Damay Bullock Mrs Jackie Spiker Ms Angel Cashwell Mrs Susan Stubenrauch Mr Rusty Chase Mr amp Mrs Glenn H Updike Mr amp Mrs Neil Clark Mr amp Mrs Kurt Westerman Dr Diana Conco Mr amp Mrs Clay R White Dr Paul Conco Mr Donald A Whitley Mr H Woodrow Crook Jr Mr Douglas Wiggins Mrs Cathy T Cutchins Mrs Susan Wiggins Mr Herbert W DeGroft Ms Lisha Wolfe Dr Lawrence Dotolo Mrs Carol Wright Ms Donna Douglas Mrs Virginia Wright Dr Gordon R Edenfield

Thank You For Your Generous Support 8

Smithfield Foods earned top honors this year for its leadership in giving

Smithfield Foods along with its Smithfield-Farmland division and the Smithfield-Luter Foundation generously supports College programs and initiatives including bull construction of the Regional

Workforce Development Center bull establishment of a sustainability

program

Smithfield Foods Earns Philanthropy Honors

Leaving a Family Legacy Nancy Nagle-Bolio Nancy Hargrave Nagle-Bolio has been a steadfast supporter of the Paul D Camp Community College Foundation for many years Providing access to higher education for students was a priority during her service on the Foundation Board

Born and raised on the Hedgepeth-Hargrave family farm near Ivor and Wakefield Nancy knows first-hand the importance of higher education in a rural community She has been a long-time believer in the community college system and is one of the charter members of the Paul D Camp Community College Legacy Society In 2006 she was honored as Paul D Camp Community Collegersquos first recipient of the Chancellorrsquos Leadership in Philanthropy Award

In 1998 Nancy designated a deferred gift to the Paul D Camp Community College Foundation Upon her passing the Foundation will create an endowed scholarship titled the Hedgepeth-Hargrave Scholarship Fund utilizing proceeds from the Hedgepeth-Hargrave family farm

ldquoEstablishing a scholarship in honor of my family is a wonderful way to leave a legacy beyond my lifetime that will touch the lives of future students in the community that I still call homerdquo said Nancy

9

Nancy Nagle-Bolio and her husband Jules will continue their generousity well beyond their lifetimes An endowed scholarship the Hedgepeth-Hargrave Scholarship Fund will touch the lives of generations of PDCCC students

wwwpdcccfoundationorgways-to-give

bull launch of the robotics curriculum bull enhancement of workforce

programs and services bull scholarships bull financial support to the PDCCC

Foundationrsquos unrestricted fund

In January 2013 Smithfield Foods and Smithfield-Farmland made the single largest contribution in the Collegersquos history - $330000 - during PDCCCrsquos first Major Gifts Campaign

Smithfield Foods was presented with the 2014 Chancellorrsquos Award for Leadership in Philanthropy and PDCCCrsquos 2014 Philanthropist of the Year award

Felicia Blow Dennis Treacy Stewart Leeth Glenn DuBois and Paul Conco attended the awards banquet to honor Smithfield Foods commitment to giving back to the community

Smithfield Foods President and CEO C Larry Pope also served as Honorary Chair of the campaign Tim Schellpeper President and Chief Operating Officer of Smithfield-Farmland Fresh Meat Group serves on the PDCCC Foundation Board Smithfield has also provided many in-kind donations for special events at the College and strives to make a positive impact in the communities where their employees live and work

wwwpdcccfoundationorgyour-gifts-at-work

2013 - 2014 Contributors Corporations Foundations amp Organizations AampB Custom Design American Association of University Women - Suffolk Birdsong Peanuts Butler Paper Recycling Inc California Cartage Company Camp Family Foundations CB Richard Ellis of Virginia Inc CenterPoint Properties City of Suffolk Department of Social Services Comfort Keepers Community Action Coalition of Virginia Container Port Group Cross Realty Damco Distribution Services Dominion Foundation Economic Development-City of Suffolk EVB Expeditors Feridies Frances Hobbs Trust Franklin Rotary Club Franklin-Southampton Charities Franklin Womanrsquos Club GFWC Franklin Jr Womanrsquos Club Givens Group Expense Hallwood Enterprises Inc Hampton Roads Community Foundation Hubbard Peanut Company Inc Hunter-Taylor Supply Indika Farms Inc Kaufman amp Canoles PC Kingrsquos Fork Womanrsquos Club Kiwanis Club of Smithfield Kiwanis Club of Suffolk Massimo Zanetti Beverage USA Monarch Bank North Suffolk Rotary Club Obici Healthcare Foundation Inc PDCCC Classified Staff Council PDCCC Upward Bound Students Pecht Distributors Inc Peninsula Community Foundation of Virginia Inc Prime Media Productions Inc Remedy Intelligent Staffing Rotary Club of Suffolk

S V Camp III amp Associates Inc Ms Trish Edwards Sentara Healthcare Mrs Victoria Edwards Smithfield Foods Inc Dr Renee Felts Smithfield Rotary Club Mr Robert M Felts Smithfield Ruritan Club Mr amp Mrs T H Fitzgerald Smithfield-Farmland Mr Brian Floyd Southampton Memorial Hospital Mr amp Mrs Locke Floyd Suffolk Foundation Mr Michael Floyd Suffolk Ruritan Club Mr Paul Floyd SunTrust Foundation Mr J Samuel Glasscock Target Corporation Mr amp Mrs William H Goodwin Jr The Bank of America Charitable Mr James Gorham Foundation Mr amp Mrs William Atwill Gwaltney The Port of Virginia Dr Alan M Harris The Village at Woodrsquos Edge Mrs Teresa Harrison The Womanrsquos Club of Smithfield Ms Sheryl Hedgepeth Tidewater Publications LLC Ms Jessie Hobbs VA Foundation for Community College Ms Helivi L Holland Education Mr William amp Mrs Amanda Jarratt VINFIT LLC Ms Trina Jones Virginia Economic Development Dr Patsy R Joyner Wells Fargo Advisors Mrs Angela Lawhorne

Mrs LaQuisa Y McGlone Individual Donors Mr amp Mrs Robert Meredith Ms Brenda Anyanwu Mr amp Mrs Charles R Modlin Mr John A Ashburn Jr Mr Ralph Nahra Dr Tara Atkins-Brady Ms Keisha Nichols Mr JP Bain Jr Mrs Nancy Harrison Parker Mr amp Mrs Mace H Bell Mr Travis Parker Dr Dylan B Belt Ms Ann B Pinner Ms Brenda A Bergess Mr Robert Pope Mr Randall W Betz amp Ms Barbara S Mease Mr Lynn Powell Mr McLemore Birdsong Jr Mr Robert H Powell III Mrs Felicia Walker Blow Mr James E Rainey Mr Joel Bradshaw Dr Candace M Rogers Mr Richard Brooks Mr amp Mrs David J Sammons Mr amp Mrs Frank C Brown Mr amp Mrs David N Sandberg Mr Larry Brunson Mr amp Mrs Peter Lars Sandberg Mr amp Mrs John P Buelow Mr Eric D Shaffer Mrs Damay Bullock Mrs Jackie Spiker Ms Angel Cashwell Mrs Susan Stubenrauch Mr Rusty Chase Mr amp Mrs Glenn H Updike Mr amp Mrs Neil Clark Mr amp Mrs Kurt Westerman Dr Diana Conco Mr amp Mrs Clay R White Dr Paul Conco Mr Donald A Whitley Mr H Woodrow Crook Jr Mr Douglas Wiggins Mrs Cathy T Cutchins Mrs Susan Wiggins Mr Herbert W DeGroft Ms Lisha Wolfe Dr Lawrence Dotolo Mrs Carol Wright Ms Donna Douglas Mrs Virginia Wright Dr Gordon R Edenfield

Thank You For Your Generous Support 8

Smithfield Foods earned top honors this year for its leadership in giving

Smithfield Foods along with its Smithfield-Farmland division and the Smithfield-Luter Foundation generously supports College programs and initiatives including bull construction of the Regional

Workforce Development Center bull establishment of a sustainability

program

Smithfield Foods Earns Philanthropy Honors

Leaving a Family Legacy Nancy Nagle-Bolio Nancy Hargrave Nagle-Bolio has been a steadfast supporter of the Paul D Camp Community College Foundation for many years Providing access to higher education for students was a priority during her service on the Foundation Board

Born and raised on the Hedgepeth-Hargrave family farm near Ivor and Wakefield Nancy knows first-hand the importance of higher education in a rural community She has been a long-time believer in the community college system and is one of the charter members of the Paul D Camp Community College Legacy Society In 2006 she was honored as Paul D Camp Community Collegersquos first recipient of the Chancellorrsquos Leadership in Philanthropy Award

In 1998 Nancy designated a deferred gift to the Paul D Camp Community College Foundation Upon her passing the Foundation will create an endowed scholarship titled the Hedgepeth-Hargrave Scholarship Fund utilizing proceeds from the Hedgepeth-Hargrave family farm

ldquoEstablishing a scholarship in honor of my family is a wonderful way to leave a legacy beyond my lifetime that will touch the lives of future students in the community that I still call homerdquo said Nancy

9

Nancy Nagle-Bolio and her husband Jules will continue their generousity well beyond their lifetimes An endowed scholarship the Hedgepeth-Hargrave Scholarship Fund will touch the lives of generations of PDCCC students

wwwpdcccfoundationorgways-to-give

bull launch of the robotics curriculum bull enhancement of workforce

programs and services bull scholarships bull financial support to the PDCCC

Foundationrsquos unrestricted fund

In January 2013 Smithfield Foods and Smithfield-Farmland made the single largest contribution in the Collegersquos history - $330000 - during PDCCCrsquos first Major Gifts Campaign

Smithfield Foods was presented with the 2014 Chancellorrsquos Award for Leadership in Philanthropy and PDCCCrsquos 2014 Philanthropist of the Year award

Felicia Blow Dennis Treacy Stewart Leeth Glenn DuBois and Paul Conco attended the awards banquet to honor Smithfield Foods commitment to giving back to the community

Smithfield Foods President and CEO C Larry Pope also served as Honorary Chair of the campaign Tim Schellpeper President and Chief Operating Officer of Smithfield-Farmland Fresh Meat Group serves on the PDCCC Foundation Board Smithfield has also provided many in-kind donations for special events at the College and strives to make a positive impact in the communities where their employees live and work

wwwpdcccfoundationorgyour-gifts-at-work

Uses of Funds Instructional Salaries $4960697 Institutional Support (Including Admnistrative Salaries Technology amp Communications)

$2801159

Scholarships amp Fellowships $1157600 Operation amp Maintenance of Plant $1836248 Student Services (Including Counseling Financial Aid amp Student Activities)

$1329841

Increase in Net Position $932352 Academic Support (Including Administrative Support Salaries Distance Education amp Learning Resource Centers)

$986551

$14004448

11

2013-2014 Financial Summary

General Fund - State Appropriations

Tuition Fees and Other Revenues (Including Support from Localities)

Grants for Sponsored Programs

Capital Improvements

Investment Income

Instructional Salaries and Academic Support

Institutional Support (Including Administrative Salaries Technology and Communications)

Operation and Maintenance of Plant

Student Services (Including Counseling Finanshycial Aid and Student Activities)

Scholarships and Fellowships Increase in Net Position

Increase in Net Position

Revenues General Fund - State Appropriations $6367374 Grants for Sponsored Programs $2569350 Tuition Fees amp Other Revenues (Including Support from Localities)

$3549178

Investment Income $718688 Capital Improvements $799858

$14004448

The Perkins Grant focuses on strengthening five career and technical education (CTE) programs Nurses Welding Early Childhood Education ElectricityRobotics Industrial Maintenance Administration of

10

PDCCC Foundation Changing Lives Through Scholarships Get an education Change your life The PDCCC Foundation helps students do just that through a vibrant scholarship program Our goal is to ensure that students get the opportunity to achieve their educational dreams Financial aid is critical for many of our students Thank you to our donors Current scholarships are listed below or visit www pdcccfoundationorgscholarships bull 407 Society Scholarship bull Alvin C Rogers Memorial Smithfield Ruritan Scholarship bull American Association of University Women Suffolk Branch bull Bertella C Westbrook Memorial Scholarship for Nursing

Students bull Bobby B Worrell Scholarship bull Camp to Camp Scholarships bull CenterPoint Properties Logistics Scholarship bull City of Suffolk Early Childhood Development Scholarship

Fund bull Col Lula B Holland U S Army (Ret) MSW BSN AA

Scholarship bull Commonwealth Legacy Scholarship Program bull Connie Patterson Memorial Nursing Scholarship Fund bull Cross Realty Career Grant (For Suffolk residents) bull Cynthia A Shaffer Scholarship bull Cynthia S Frierdich RN Nursing Scholarship bull Dean Nancy Sandberg Scholarship bull Donald C Boyce Education Scholarship bull Dr Alvin C Rogers Endowed Scholarship bull Dual Enrollment Camp Opportunity Scholarships bull Endowed Workforce Development Scholarship

bull Frances P Hobbs Memorial Scholarship bull Franklin Womanrsquos Club Scholarship bull Gordon ldquoGenerdquo Barlow Jr Scholarship Fund bull Jim Lassiter PDCCC Scholarship bull Karen Phillips Chase Memorial Nursing Scholarship bull Kingrsquos Fork Womanrsquos Club of Suffolk Scholarship bull Kiwanis Club of Smithfield Scholarships bull Kiwanis Club of Suffolk Scholarship bull Margaret L Brown Education Scholarship Fund bull Nellie White Business Scholarship Fund bull PDCCC Classified Staff Council Scholarship bull Roy and Eleanor Epps Cornwell Scholarship bull Perry R Adams Scholarship bull Ryan L Kirkland Memorial Scholarship for Nursing Students bull ldquoService Above Selfrdquo Rotary Scholarship bull Shirley N Barnes Scholarship bull Smithfield-Luter Scholarship bull Smithfield-Farmland Endowed Scholarship bull Suffolk Ruritan Nursing Scholarship bull Wal-Mart Community Involvement Scholarship bull William and Dorothy Gwaltney Scholarship Fund bull Womanrsquos Club of Smithfield Scholarship

Justice and Industrial Technology by combining classroom instruction and hands-on experience

Hampton Roads Community Foundation awarded $90000 over three years to support a full-time high school Career Coach All seven public high schools in our service area have a part-time career coach who assists and motivates students to graduate and enroll in postsecondary education and training It will be matched up to $50000 by the Virginia Community College Systemrsquos Rural Virginia Initiative

Gifts In Action

Math Academy Saturdays is funded through a grant from the Suffolk Foundation The program gives students who need to improve their performance the opportunity to learn core math concepts and applica-tions under the direct guidance of tutors in a one-to-one or small group setting

Franklin-Southampton Charities awarded a $50000 grant for equipment to support PDCCCrsquos new Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program

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