Thanks to her ability to help her students persevere and overcome discouragement, a number of them have hung on far longer to accomplish their goals than one would normally expect, Rick says. Over the years Nancy has had a variety of responsibilities within the basic skills program. All of her classes have been at off-campus locations, such as the Rosa Edwards School building and Main Street Baptist Church. Most recently she has been serving as the college's GED recruiter and teaching classes at the Salvation Army building. Nancy is one of the true unsung heroes of this college and community.
Few people are more caring, committed to helping others, or effective in getting things done.
We're going to miss her here more than words on paper can express. Applications are now available for both the Pharmacy Technology and Surgical Technology Programs starting fall semester 1998. Other prerequisites needed are determined by theneeded are determined by the BRCC pre-enrollment placement test. The applications are out early this year so that applicants will have the opportunity to test now and take needed prerequisites spring semester, with the possibility of still securing a program slot for next fall. Alice Crisp is the counselor for these programs and may be reached at 692-3572, ext.