
	NCCCFA Conference Information
	NCCCA Conference Call For Proposals Online Registration Coming Soon!

	2005-06 NCCCFA Scholarship Application Instructions and Form NCCCFA members: Nominations and completed application forms are due no later than April 15, 2005!

	Election 2004: NCCCFA Legislative Survey Responses Check your candidates’ positions on issues important to North Carolina’s community colleges and faculty. [ Survey Responses ]

	2004-05 NCCCFA Scholarship Winners [ Read more... ]

	12th Annual Great Teachers Retreat -- Richmond Community College will again host the 12th Annual North Carolina Great Teachers Retreat to be held at Camp Kanuga in Hendersonville, NC on February 24-27, 2005. [ More info... ]

	Wake Tech Offers Dental Curriculum Demo to Legislators
	In the waning days of this year's N.C. General Assembly session, students and faculty from Wake Technical Community College's Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting programs presented a curriculum demonstration that included free oral cancer and blood pressure checks.
	[ Read more... ]

	Final Version of House Bill 1414 [ Read the Bill ] [ Explanations & Comments ]

	State Budget Expenditures: Universities, K-12, & CC
	UNC received 362% of what the community colleges received with only 95% of the number of students in 2003-04.
	[ See the 2003-04 figures ]

Faculty Salaries and Employment

According to an October 2002 Research Brief published by the Planning and Research Section of the North Carolina Community College System:

	Relative to other states, North Carolina community college faculty earn monthly salaries that rank at the bottom.
	Faculty who leave the NCCCS earn higher salaries.
	New faculty are hired at lower than average salaries.
	NC community college faculty are not state employees, but employees of the local community college.