Wendy McDonald-Mellerson graduated from CCTC in 2012 with an Associate in Applied Science in Human Services. She was inspired to attend CCTC because of the programs of study offered and the dynamic teachers and instructors who were dedicated to helping students succeed.

During her time at CCTC, Wendy earned a Certificate in Gerontology as well as her associate degree in Human Services. Her education provided her with a strong foundation for a career focused on serving and supporting others.

Today, Wendy serves as a Reemployment Services and Eligibility Assessment (RESEA) Analyst with the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce. Before her current role, she worked in protective services, a field she remains passionate about. Her future goal is to return to protective services and advance into a team leader or manager position.

Wendy’s career reflects the value of continuing to learn, grow and pursue opportunities to serve others. Her experience at CCTC helped prepare her for a career dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those she serves.

Her advice to future Titans is simple and encouraging: “It is never too late to learn. CCTC is an excellent institution that cares about the students they have the privilege to serve.”

During her time at CCTC, Wendy earned a Certificate in Gerontology as well
as her associate degree in Human Services. Her education provided her
with a strong foundation for a career focused on serving and supporting
others.
Today, Wendy serves as a Reemployment Services and Eligibility
Assessment (RESEA) Analyst with the South Carolina Department of
Employment and Workforce. Before her current role, she worked in
protective services, a field she remains passionate about. Her future goal is
to return to protective services and advance into a team leader or manager
position.
Wendy’s career reflects the value of continuing to learn, grow and pursue
opportunities to serve others. Her experience at CCTC helped prepare her
for a career dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those she
serves.
Her advice to future Titans is simple and encouraging: “It is never too late
to learn. CCTC is an excellent institution that cares about the students they
have the privilege to serve.”