Annual Student Scholarship Sporting Clays Tournament
The Annual Student Scholarship Sporting Clays Tournament is hosted by the Nash Community College Foundation, established in 1983 to increase community awareness, raise funds for the student scholarship program, and help meet the needs of Nash Community College.
April 3, 2025 | 12 PM – 4:30 PM
Rose Hill Farms Sporting Clays & Hunting Preserve
Register your team here!
Raffle Information
The raffle will take place at the tournament on April 3 during the social and awards portion of the event.
Tickets are only $5!
Raffle Items:
- Mossberg Gold Reserve Over Under 12″ Gauge Shotgun 30″ Blued Barrel Walnut Field Stock.
- Bergara B-14 Hunter Wilderness Bolt Action Rifle.
- Yeti Roadie Cooler filled with $700 in gift cards and bonus Nash CC swag.
- Portable deer stand.
As a Higher Education organization, Nash Community College exists for and is committed to the student.
Nash Community College breathes the ethos of constructing an environment that meets students where they are. This simple statement serves as the driving vehicle for the ‘Blue Love’ culture and Nighthawks Forward spirit.

OUR MISSION:
Provide an educational environment that meets students where they are and prepares them for successful and rewarding careers in a global and diverse society.
OUR VISION:
Nash Community College will be a leader and primary educational partner in elevating the region’s economic prosperity and educational attainment.
NIGHTHAWK CORE VALUES
These values, developed in the college’s 2021-2026 Strategic Plan, serve as the five core blocks that are essential to Nash Community College becoming a leader and primary education partner in the Eastern North Carolina Region.
STUDENT SUCCESS
Nash Community College values an environment where all students are supported and provided with the resources needed to achieve their goals and to gain skills needed for future adaptability and success.
TEACHING & LEARNING
Nash Community College values innovative, high-quality instruction and service to facilitate student growth and development.
COMMUNITY
Nash Community College values its role as a regional hub of educational advancement, economic development, and cultural enrichment.
RESPECT
Nash Community College values diversity, equity and inclusion, believing that all should be treated with fairness and dignity.
INTEGRITY
Nash Community College values honesty and uncompromising adherence to ethical principles and responsible stewardship.
The Marketing Department has primary responsibility for copy and the production of the college’s marketing information and collateral materials. Responsibility for editing, design, final copy, and graphic layout rests with the Marketing Department, with consideration given to the copy and graphic ideas and concepts supplied by the requestor.
Please contact nccpr@nashcc.edu if you have questions.
NCC Logo
The Marketing Department shall give final approval for any NCC logo usage.
The following are the only approved logos for Nash Community College.
An EPS may be needed for high-resolution printing. It can only be viewed with graphic design software. A JPG is best used with white backgrounds. A PNG may best be used when placed in front of color backgrounds, or online.
Contacts

KJ Askew

Kathryn Engrassia

Melinda Edwards
NCC Foundation Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Brian Hutson
President
Hedgepeth-Hutson Insurance Services, Inc.
Vacant
Vice President
R. Lee Currin
Treasurer
Currin Appraisals, Inc.
Lyn C. Brown
Secretary
Retired, Providence Bank
Board Members
Donnell Battle
Bailey’s Fine Jewelry
Ann Collier
Oakley Collier Architects
Evan Covington Chavez
Capitol Broadcasting Company
H. Lankford “Lank” Dunton, III
First Carolina Bank
Brandon Gallion
Freedom Industries, Inc.
Marbeth H. Holmes
Dean, Student Success
Paul S. Jaber
Rocky Mount
Will Kornegay
Ripe Revival
Robin Latham
Retired, Nash Community College
Dr. Latoya McCurdy
Nutridrip Hydration & Wellness Clinic
James A. Mercer
Assistant Professor of Military Science, NCWU
Alan Moore
Merck Durham Plant
Tim Oakley
Oakley Collier Architects
Robyn R. Perkerson
PAM Specialty Hospital
Steven Pinkston
Cummins
Russell L. Proctor, III
Stifel
Donna Reams
UNC Health Nash
Elizabeth Townsend
Duke Energy
Isabella Walker
TC Media
W. Craig Worthy
Boddie-Noell Enterprises, Inc.
Dr. Robert E. Zipf, Jr.
Rocky Mount
Nash Community College is a catalyst in the workforce community in Nash County and beyond.
The Corporate and Customized Training program at Nash Community College is here to lend a helping hand to enhance the growth of businesses and their employees by creating customized training designed to meet your company’s needs with three key concepts in mind:
We provide state-of-the-art classrooms, manufacturing suites, and laboratories. The Corporate and Customized Training program at Nash Community College can deliver training on our 124-acre campus or at your company site in Nash County.
Our instructors have a wealth of knowledge and span many industry backgrounds. With your specific needs in mind, our instructors can deliver the material you need to catapult your workforce to the next level.
A few examples of our current training solutions include:
- CTP-3001BK Aseptic Training
- SEF-3001ZC Fire Extinguisher Training
- CTP-3001BI First Aid/CPR
- CTP-3001X Forklift Training
- CTP-3001AE Leadership Training
- CTP-3001AD IPC 7711/7721 CIS Cert Training
Eligible Industry Sectors
- Air Courier Services
- Civil Service Operations
- Customer Support Centers
- Life Sciences
- Manufacturing
- National Headquarters with Operations outside NC
- Regional or National Warehousing and Distribution Centers
- Technology Intensive
Apprenticeship
Form a mutual relationship and get the best talent for your company. Work with Nash Community College to select the best students for your business. The students learn through real-world, hands-on experience and your company benefits by improving productivity and profitability.
Partner with Nash Community College and together we will soar!

The Nash Community College Small Business Center (SBC) provides free, confidential counseling services for new and existing businesses. Available on an as-needed basis, our services provide a sounding board for ideas and challenges that clients may have in their business.
Small Business Center Development Series
- How to Start A Business
- How to Write a Business Plan
- How to Find Your Customers
- Marketing Your Business
- Basics of Bookkeeping
- Your Small Business Taxes
- Financing Your Small Business
These seminars are free and are offered to potential and existing entrepreneurs.
Chamber of Commerce Partnership
Complimentary Resource Center
Business & Industry Training
- Be a Responsible Alcohol Seller Server
- ServSafe
- Vehicle Safety Inspection
- OBD Emissions Inspection
- Notary Public






Brown Auditorium Conference Facility
- Square footage: 12,250 square feet suited for conferences, dinner meetings, public ceremonies and additional large group functions
- Seating capacity: 1,200
- Reinforced concrete floor, with ramps to accommodate industry equipment and event equipment exhibits
- Electrical capacity designed to house 100 booths
- Main function area can be divided into five meeting rooms
- Stage available for lease
Preconference Area
- 2,800 square feet
- Large outdoor verandas on the front and back of the building provide additional areas for preconferencing activities
Industrial/Catering Kitchen
- 860 Square feet
- Capability to serve catered meals
- Will accommodate staging for plated or buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Loading and unloading dock for catering trucks provided
Contact

Linda Snell
Teacher to Child Ratios | |
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Infants | 1:5 |
Young Toddlers | 1:6 |
Toddler | 1:9 |
Young Preschool | 1:10 |
Older Preschool | 1:12 |
Current Rates | |
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Infants | $825/month |
Young Toddlers | $825/month |
Toddler | $780/month |
Preschool | $755/month |
Pre-K | $755/month |
Supply Fee | $50/annual |
Late Fee | $25 |
applies | Sibling discount applies |