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- Being number 7000 is not always a bad thing
Congrats to Mayland's 7000th GED graduate- Sharon Hilmon! - Encouragement and example pays off for GED graduate
“When my job ended, I would check the newspaper ads only to find that almost no one would hire a person who had not at least finished high school," said Alan Haun. "Today, it is pretty simple. If you don’t graduate, you won’t have a job.” - Mayland Foundation to host Yancey County Dream Home Tour Oct. 15-16
Pre-sale tickets are $18 for one day of touring until October 11 and then the ticket price will be $25 each. For more information, contact the Mayland Foundation Office at 828-765-7351, ext. 311 or 209. - New and returning Mayland Board members sworn in at August meeting
Welcome to new Board of Trustee member Kevin Street. - Samuel L. Ray, Jr. recognized for his work on MCC's Board of Trustees
Ray served as Chairman of the Mayland Community College Board of Trustees for a two-year term beginning July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2010. - Learning to read at 48
Richard Heaton turned 48 in February and made one of the hardest decisions of his life- he picked up the phone and called Mayland Community College’s Basic Skills Department and asked if they could help him learn how to read. - You are invitedReceptions for presidential candidates will be held throughout September. Please join us!
- Celebrating National Literacy monthMayland's Basic Skills Department will celebrate National Literacy month with activities planned throughout September.
- NC Senator Richard Burr visits Mayland's Main Campus
The Senator toured campus and viewed a demonstration of the simulation lab in Mayland's Health Sciences Building. - Mayland announces President's list for Summer 2010Congratulations!
- Avery Campus phlebotomy students finish course
Congratulations! - Community receptions planned for presidential candidates during SeptemberEveryone is invited to attend.