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The faculty and staff of Northeastern Technical College proudly honor the following students for their outstanding acade...
09/03/2026

The faculty and staff of Northeastern Technical College proudly honor the following students for their outstanding academic achievement during the 2026 summer semester. Full-time students are named to the President’s List in recognition of a grade point average of 4.0.

PRESIDENT’S LIST

BENNETTSVILLE
Venus Covington
Sherry Dupree
Mecheryl Ellison
Derek Pringle

CAYCE
Precious Paulauskas

CHERAW
Zion Baylor
Dyimell Brown
John Campbell
Catey Davis
Braxten English
Sierra Ford
Felicia Gallion
Germany Huffman
James Jordan
Jewel Lane
Jodi O’Neal
Danica Quick
Markieta Welch
Iyonce Wilson
Lakia Woods

CHESTERFIELD
Hunter Bessent
Stacey Brigman
Ivan Chambers
Jaeda Johnson
Brittany Melton
Alaina Perdue-Haupert
Samantha Sedberry
Cloe Smallwood

DARLINGTON
Yolanda Boyd

DILLON
Jessica Kidd

HAMER
Antywan Dunson
Sequan Ford
Niy’asia Singletary

HARTSVILLE
Justin Martin

JEFFERSON
Jessica Brooks

LANCASTER
Diesha Cornelius

LATTA
Gabriel Francisco
Lydia George
Chasity Jackson
Doris Williams

MT. CROGHAN
Amber Mangum
Summer Mangum

NEW CARLISLE
Jamie Buford

PAGELAND
Jeffrey Austin

RUBY
Kristi Bellflower

WALLACE
Jessica Wood

The faculty and staff of Northeastern Technical College proudly honor the following students for their outstanding acade...
09/03/2026

The faculty and staff of Northeastern Technical College proudly honor the following students for their outstanding academic achievement during the 2026 summer semester.Full-time students placed on the Dean’s List are recognized for earning a grade point average of 3.5.

DEAN’S LIST

BENNETTSVILLE
Lisandra Burgos
London Dudley
Javonna Gregg
Meosha Johnson
Eonna Ward
Tiara Young

CHERAW
Ella Bradshaw
James Chavis
Tatyana Drake
Devontate Moore

CHESTERFIELD
Harry Childs
Jaonce Moses
Cadence Price
Victoria Rivers

CLIO
Lovette Hepburn

DILLON
Bertha Casey
Caylee Gist
Jaliah Pinkney

FLORENCE
Shakeria McCullough

FORK
Johnashia Abram

HARTSVILLE
Donesia Brown
Bryce Newsome

JEFFERSON
Tasha Brandon

LATTA
Mia Williams

LORIS
Valencia Banaduc

MCCOLL
Charleigh Blades
Savannah Watson

PAGELAND
Brittanie Blakeney
Brock Jenkins
Daniel Pittman

PATRICK
Conner Barfield
Maria Dixon

WALLACE
Chastity Moses
Jeylan Sanchez

NETC President Dr. Melissa Frank-Alston talks on stage with Dillon County Economic Development Director Rodney Berry dur...
09/02/2026

NETC President Dr. Melissa Frank-Alston talks on stage with Dillon County Economic Development Director Rodney Berry during the DCP3 luncheon series.

The Bolts, Screws, and Forks Lunch Series, hosted by DCP3, welcomed Dr. Melissa Frank-Alston, president of Northeastern Technical College (NETC), on Thursday at the City of Dillon Visitor Center.

A full house of community, business, education, and industry leaders turned out to hear from Dr. Frank-Alston as she reflected on her first months leading the college, which serves Chesterfield, Marlboro, and Dillon counties.

Guests enjoyed lunch while Dillon County Economic Development Director Rodney Berry led a conversational interview with Dr. Frank-Alston, asking about her transition into the presidency, her vision for NETC, and her journey from Georgia to South Carolina to become the first female president in the college’s history.

Dr. Frank-Alston shared that one of her priorities during her first months has been listening. She has held listening sessions with a wide range of stakeholders, including NETC employees, board members, industry partners, community leaders, and others throughout the college service area. These conversations are helping her learn more about the needs of the communities NETC serves while identifying opportunities for the college to strengthen partnerships and expand its impact.

The discussion also highlighted the important relationship between technical education and economic development. With employers throughout the region depending on a skilled workforce, NETC plays an essential role in preparing students for careers while supporting the continued growth of local industries.

The Bolts, Screws, and Forks Lunch Series provides an opportunity for regional leaders to connect and discuss issues affecting Dillon County and the surrounding area. Thursday’s strong attendance reflected the community’s interest in NETC’s future and in getting to know the college’s new president.

Dr. Frank-Alston expressed her commitment to listening, building relationships, and working collaboratively with communities across NETC’s three-county service area as she begins this new chapter of leadership at the college.

Head Librarian Matthew Vincent and NETC Chief Development Officer Chad Vick were part of a team who travelled to the ann...
08/29/2026

Head Librarian Matthew Vincent and NETC Chief Development Officer Chad Vick were part of a team who travelled to the annual P*e Dee Outdoor Classic in Florence this weekend to raise awareness about the upcoming Clay Shoot Fundraiser and sell raffle tickets for a 2026 Kawasaki Mule.

The Northeastern Technical College Foundation will host a Clay Shoot Fundraiser on Friday, October 23, at Moree's Sportsman Preserve in Society Hill, with proceeds benefiting student scholarships and other initiatives that support Northeastern Technical College.

Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m., followed by the clay shoot at 9:30 a.m.

The event is presented by Mad Katz and Scotland Healthcare System and is open to individuals and teams. The cost to participate is $600 for a four-person team or $150 for an individual participant. Registration includes ammunition, lunch, awards, an ice cream social, and a participant gift bag.

In addition to the sporting clay competition, attendees and community members will have the opportunity to participate in a raffle for a 2026 Kawasaki Mule. Raffle tickets are $20 each, with discounted pricing available for those who purchase multiple tickets.

Businesses and industries are also invited to support the event through sponsorship opportunities, helping the Foundation continue its mission of providing financial assistance to students and enhancing educational opportunities across the communities served by Northeastern Technical College.

NETC employees came together for a Walk and Talk event on the Cheraw campus August 18. ⁠⁠The event is one of many planne...
08/28/2026

NETC employees came together for a Walk and Talk event on the Cheraw campus August 18. ⁠

The event is one of many planned for employees as part of Health and Wellness Month at the college. ⁠

Health and Wellness Month will be wrapping up with Employee Health Screenings August 25 at the Cheraw Campus, and employee favorite, Salad Bar Luncheon planned for August 31 in the Student Union between 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

The NETC Area Commission held its annual board retreat on August 20 at the Cheraw Campus. Facilitated by Dr. Doug Wymer ...
08/27/2026

The NETC Area Commission held its annual board retreat on August 20 at the Cheraw Campus. Facilitated by Dr. Doug Wymer of Southeastern Accreditation Consultants, the retreat focused on commissioner roles and responsibilities, reviewing the College’s mission statement and process, and strategic planning.

🥁Drumrolllllll please…… 🥁 🎓✨We have our Cap Champions! ✨🎓 A big thank you to everyone who showed their Trailblazer spiri...
08/26/2026

🥁Drumrolllllll please…… 🥁

🎓✨We have our Cap Champions! ✨🎓

A big thank you to everyone who showed their Trailblazer spirit and voted. After all the creativity and support, we are excited to announce our Top 3 Caps. Each of these finalists is a winner and will receive some NETC swag! 🎁💚

👏Congratulations to our Cap Champions!

👉Please send us a message so we can coordinate your prize pickup.

We are so proud of our graduates and the creativity they brought to this celebration.

NETC President Dr. Melissa Frank-Alston recently provided an update on the college and her first weeks as president at t...
08/26/2026

NETC President Dr. Melissa Frank-Alston recently provided an update on the college and her first weeks as president at the Cheraw Rotary Club's August 19 meeting.

Frank-Alston spoke about new opportunities for the college and her efforts to connect with local businesses, industries, and stakeholders to better understand the needs and opportunities for NETC to support workforce and economic development in the community.

During the meeting, Dr. Frank-Alston met with former NETC President and former South Carolina Technical College System President Dr. Jimmie Williamson. She thanked the Rotary Club and Rotarian Sherrie Chapman, who hosted the program, for the warm welcome and opportunity to share NETC’s vision for the future.

💆‍♀️ Ever wondered what it takes to help people heal, relax, and feel their best through hands-on care?If you enjoy work...
08/26/2026

💆‍♀️ Ever wondered what it takes to help people heal, relax, and feel their best through hands-on care?

If you enjoy working with your hands, paying attention to detail, and making a real difference in someone’s well-being, a career in Massage Therapy at Northeastern Technical College might be the right fit for you.

Start your journey today. Learn more and apply at http://www.netc.edu/

08/25/2026

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