![Craven CC student James Seay spends his free time portraying Darth Vader while raising money at local events for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern North Carolina.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/Craven-CC-Vader-2.jpg?itok=VyW8r3Dd)
Craven in the News
![Craven CC student James Seay spends his free time portraying Darth Vader while raising money at local events for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Eastern North Carolina.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/Craven-CC-Vader-2.jpg?itok=VyW8r3Dd)
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52 Faces of Community: Randy King
Dec 24, 2018![Former Craven CC student Eric Lalicker is now a successful small business owner in Craven County. Lalicker took advantage of the college’s certification programs to jumpstart his HVAC career.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/Craven-CC-HVAC-photo.jpg?itok=OyF3NRcg)
Former Craven CC HVAC student heats up community with new business
Dec 20, 2018 By Holly Desrosier![The Bruce Waugh Memorial Garden is located in front of the Business & Information Technology building on Craven CC’s New Bern Campus.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/Craven-CC-Waugh-Garden.jpg?itok=3rqSOkfa)
Craven CC’s memorial garden honors the late Dr. Bruce Waugh
Dec 12, 2018 By Holly DesrosierCraven CC to offer home brewing class
Dec 5, 2018 By Holly Desrosier![George Oliver, local attorney and performer, will take part in a panel discussion entitled “Moving Forward” at Craven CC’s Orringer Auditorium at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 12. The free event will include a Q&A session with a panel of experts about how to navigate the confusing and frustrating process of flood remediation and insurance claims after the destruction of Hurricane Florence.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/52-Faces-George-Oliver.jpg?itok=AGs2_aSX)
52 Faces of Community: George Oliver
Dec 3, 2018 By Holly Desrosier Lawyer, actor, musician, performer—meet George Oliver, an accomplished attorney who can act and play the banjo, too! Not many people can boast this eclectic array of titles, but George does it with finesse.![Craven CC Director of Advising & Counseling Bill Bondurant assists a student with the registration process for the spring 2019 semester, which is currently open through Jan. 5. Bondurant and several other experienced advisors are available to help students at First Stop in the Student Center on Craven CC’s New Bern Campus.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/Craven-CC-spring-registration.jpg?itok=qucUX1qt)
Craven CC now enrolling for spring, offering unique programs
Nov 28, 2018 By Holly Desrosier![Robin Schroeder represented International Paper, and Sara Jones (Lab Coordinator), Katrina Bishop (Chair of Math, Science, Business & Info Technology), and Charles Wethington (Executive Director of Institutional Advancement) received this donation on behalf of Craven CC. This was a tremendous step to improving the education of students interested in the STEM fields, and towards the enrichment of all students at Craven CC.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/InternationalPaper15.jpg?itok=kF6e2E7y)
International Paper Donation – Enriching STEM at Craven Community College
Nov 28, 2018 International Paper made a donation of glassware, filters, and more equipment to the Science Department at Craven Community College. With an estimated value of $12,352, the donation included flasks, burettes, condensers, and a variety of items made out of ground glass.![Craven Community College instructor Greg Singleton, left, is all smiles as he listens to Keys to Freedom keynote speaker Gregory Dunk describe his recent job interview experiences. Keys to Freedom is a class taught by Singleton at Craven Correctional Institution to help inmates develop job interviewing skills and successful habits that help reduce recidivism.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/Singleton_Dunk-2-web.jpg?itok=3Wi1SWgo)
‘Keys to Freedom’ Unlocks Hope and Opportunity at Craven Correctional Institution
Nov 23, 2018 By Craig Ramey![Admissions Specialist Curnisha Jones greets Craven CC student Adrianna Fields at First Stop, where students receive advising and general information about the college. In recent weeks, First Stop has also become a centralized information center for students seeking financial assistance and funds that become available as a result of Hurricane Florence.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/for-web.jpg?h=8029821a&itok=AB_8I4Rh)
Craven CC receives state funds to aid students
Nov 14, 2018 By Holly Desrosier![fallback image](/themes/custom/cravencc/assets/images/cravencc-placeholder-700x350.jpg)
Craven CC’s Business Program Recognized for Online Learning Excellence
Nov 1, 2018![First-year student Brianna Johnson receives a new bicycle from the Craven CC Foundation after she and her family lost their home and cars during the hurricane. She rides the bike to attend classes on the New Bern Campus.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser/public/2021-07/Craven-CC-Bicycle-Brianna-Johnson.jpg?h=f7645615&itok=htT5dBIi)