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100% of ACC Nursing Graduates Pass State Certification Exam For Second Straight Year
Alamance Community College (ACC) has announced that 100 percent of all 42 graduates of the 2024 Associate Degree in Nursing class have passed the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) to earn their certification as Registered Nurses.
ACC Enrollment Surges to New Record
Alamance Community College has recorded its best enrollment growth in ten years. The student population rose by an impressive 13.7 percent over this time last year, standing at 4,705 as of August 26 compared to 4,139 on the same date in 2023.
ACC Awarded America 250 NC Grant to Host Public Events
Alamance Community College (ACC) is a benefactor of a $12,000 Community Grant awarded by North Carolina’s America 250 NC initiative to celebrate the United States’ keynote birthday celebration in 2026.
ACC Team to Develop National Science Foundation Project
Four faculty and staff members from Alamance Community College have been accepted to the Mentor Connect Program to develop a National Science Foundation-Advanced Technological Education (NSF-ATE) proposal for October 2025.
ACC Music Students Invited to Join Elon University Band Program
Alamance Community College has the unique ability to be many things to many people. Biotechnology, mathematics, welding, and horticulture are just a few. But perhaps one of ACC’s best kept secrets is its excellent Fine Arts program. Now at least...
ACC Foundation Welcomes New Board Members
The Alamance Community College Foundation has welcomed six new members to the Board of Directors whose four-year terms began January 1, 2025. They are Tracey Williamson Alston, Sara Cloud, Ray Deal, Brent Hampton, Dr. G. Wallace Kernodle Jr., and...
Duke Energy Foundation Grants ACC $10,000 for Workforce Development Scholarships
The Duke Energy Foundation has awarded the Alamance Community College Foundation with a $10,000 grant to support scholarships for workforce development training, with a focus on underrepresented populations.