By Zeniya Cooley Central Carolina is advancing its mission of excellence in teaching and learning through its new quality enhancement plan (QEP), Titan Up! Online Learning Unlocked, which is currently
The CCTC Foundation is thankful for our continued partnership with Georgia-Pacific Clarendon! Georgia-Pacific recently contributed an additional $5,000 gift—bringing their total support to $15,000 for CCTC’s Mechatronics program. Their investment helps prepare students
Sumter Elks Lodge 855 donated $7,500 to the CCTC Foundation to support Industrial and Engineering Technology students by providing essential toolkits. This contribution follows a generous $10,000 gift last year,
SUMTER, SC — Central Carolina Technical College (CCTC) is proud to announce its Marketing and Communications Department has earned a regional marketing and public relations award for outstanding work in event marketing
SUMTER, SC (11/11/2025) The Central Carolina Technical College (CCTC) Foundation is pleased to announce the addition of five new members to its Board of Trustees: Sharmane Anderson, Marquez Cain, Brenda
BY BRUCE MILLS bruce@theitem.com Thompson Construction Group and Central Carolina Technical College are partnering to offer a customized electrical apprenticeship program that will in turn benefit both entities. Central Carolina’s short-term
Congratulations to Melissa Thompson for being selected as CCTC’s Top Titan for the third quarter of 2025. From New Student Orientation to Fall Kick-Off, and even the very first day
BY BRUCE MILLSbruce@theitem.com The Central Carolina Technical College Area Commission has selected Jennifer Wilbanks as the college’s new president, according to a college news release on Tuesday. A veteran of
The Rotary Club of Sumter–Gamecock City is creating a lasting legacy of support for Central Carolina Technical College students. Rotary Scholarship Chair Cliff Goodwin recently presented Misty Hatfield, Vice President for Institutional
Central Carolina Technical College has received a federal grant in excess of $1 million to continue its TRIO Student Support Services program from 2025 to 2030. The program will serve