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PTC’s work to implement the Lean methodology in a community college setting has been selected as a finalist for a prestigious 2012 Bellwether Award, which recognizes outstanding, innovative programs and practices that are successfully leading community colleges into the future.

����ʦapp has welcomed Alesia Brown as the director of human resources.

The Piedmont Education & Business Alliance recently hosted its ninth annual Guidance Standards and Career Development Workshop at ����ʦapp.

After completing an Associate Degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Rex Reece is on track to complete his bachelor’s degree by summer 2012. He said he is keeping his options open for a possible master’s degree down the road.

The ����ʦapp Foundation held its drawing for the 10 finalists for the 1965 student-built Cobra Replica Monday.

Pleshette Elmore, director of Student Support Services at ����ʦapp, was recently selected as the Innovative Educator of the Month by Cengage Learning.

Aaron Walker came to ����ʦapp to carry on a family tradition. Walker is from the small town of Bradley where his father is a cabinetmaker.

����ʦapp’s gunsmithing program has been awarded nearly $3000 in firearms from the National Rifle Association (NRA). The guns will be part of a new gun library.

After a record-setting fall enrollment, officials at PTC are looking forward to a good turnout this spring as the VIP registration period draws near.

Joshua Lindsay has spent his career working to “protect and serve.” Now he is ready to prepare the next generation of those who will enter the criminal justice system. He recently joined ����ʦapp as the program coordinator for the criminal justice program.