2010 Legislative Contacts -
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Key Senate and House Contacts - 2010 Short Session
Senate Leadership
Senator Marc Basnight - President Pro Tempore
Beaufort, Camden, Currituck, Dare, Hyde, Pasquotank, Tyrrell, Washington
Room 2007 LB; 733-6854
Senator David Hoyle - Senate Rules Chairman
Gaston
Room 300-A LOB; 733-5734
Senate Appropriations Chairs
Senator Charlie Albertson - Duplin, Lenoir Sampson
Room 523 LOB; 733-5705
Senator Linda Garrou - Forsyth
Room 627 LOB; 733-5620
Senator A.B. Swindell - Nash, Wilson
Room 629 LOB; 715-3030
Senator Charlie Dannelly -Mecklenburg
Room 2010 LB; 733-5955
Senate Finance Chairs
Senator Daniel Clodfelter - Mecklenburg
Room 408 LOB; 715-8331
Senator Clark Jenkins - Edgecombe, Martin, Pitt
Room 308 LOB; 715-3040
Senate Education Appropriations Committee
Senator Tony Foriest - Co-Chair - Alamance, Caswell
Room 411 LOB; 301-1446
Senator Richard Stevens - Co-Chair - Wake
Room 406 LOB; 733-5653
Senator Julia Boseman - Vice-Chair - New Hanover
Room 309 LOB; 715-2525
Senator Dan Blue - Wake
Room 314 LOB; 733-5752
Senator Don Davis - Greene, Pitt, Wayne
Room 525 LOB; 733-5621
Senator Margaret Dickson - Bladen, Cumberland
Room 300-C LOB; 733-5776
Senator Fletcher Hartsell, Jr. - Cabarrus, Iredell
Room 518 LOB; 733-7223
Senator Jean Preston - Carteret, Craven, Pamlico
Room 1121 LB; 733-5706
Senator Jerry Tillman - Montgomery, Randolph
Room 628 LOB; 733-5870
Senator Don Vaughan - Guilford
Room 622 LOB; 733-5856
House Leadership
Representative Joe Hackney - Speaker of the House
Chatham, Moore, Orange
Room 2304 LB; 733-3451
Representative Bill Owens - House Rules Chairman
Camden, Currituck, Pasquotank, Tyrrell
Room 635 LOB; 733-0010
House Education Appropriations Subcommittee
Representative Rick Glazier – Chair – Cumberland – Fayetteville Tech
Room 2215 LB; 733-5601
Representative Marian McLawhorn – Chair – Pitt –Pitt CC
Room 1217 LB; 733-5757
Representative Ray Rapp – Chair - Haywood, Madison, Yancey – Haywood CC, Mayland CC, AB Tech
Room 2213 LB; 733-5732
Representative Larry Bell – Vice-Chair – Sampson, Wayne – Sampson CC, Wayne CC
Room 538 LOB; 733-5863
Representative Linda Johnson – Vice-Chair – Cabarrus – Rowan Cabarrus CC
Room1006 LB; 733-5861
Representative Marvin Lucas – Vice-Chair – Cumberland – Fayetteville Tech
Room 417A LOB; 733-5775
Representative Earline Parmon – Vice-Chair – Forsyth – Forsyth Tech
Room 541 LOB; 733-5829
Representative Cullie Tarleton – Vice-Chair – Ashe, Watauga – Caldwell CC and TI, Wilkes CC
Room 2217 LB; 733-7727
Representative Hugh Blackwell – Burke – Western Piedmont CC
Room 606 LOB; 733-5805
Representative Mark Hilton – Catawba – Catawba Valley CC
Room 1021 LB; 733-5988
Representative Bryan Holloway – Rockingham, Stokes – Rockingham CC, Forsyth CC
Room 502 LOB; 733-5609
Representative Laura Wiley – Guilford – Guilford Tech
Room 513 LOB; 733-5877
All members may be contacted via email as follows: FirstName.LastName@ncleg.net
LOB = Legislative Office Building - 300 North Salisbury Street, Raleigh NC 27603
LB = Legislative Building – 16 West Jones Street, Raleigh NC, 27601
Curriculum Demonstrations 2011
We are updating and revising the curriculum demonstration materials. Curriculum demos during the legislative session spotlight the best and most effective programs and help legislators appreciate the depth and breadth of our initiatives and programs. Below are highlights of past curriculum demonstrations to spark ideas for your own college's demo. Start planning today!
Demos from past sessions
| Gaston College Textile Technology Center and Catawba Valley CC Textiles |
| James Sprunt CC Electrical/Electronics and Viticulture and Enology |
| Piedmont CC Film and Video Production |
| Southeastern CC Agricultural Biotechnology-Micropropagation, Environmental Science Technology-Invasive Species, From Chemistry to Biodiesel |
| Pamlico CC Medical Assisting and Electroneurodiagnostic Technology |
| Pitt CC General display on our Health Sciences with emphasis on Nuclear Medicine and the Positron Emission Tomography program which is, to our knowledge, the only one in the country Respiratory Therapy (faculty and students demonstrated small equipment) Nursing (students will take blood pressures) Bioprocessing Center (Center Director showed small equipment and provide brochures; Pitt CC hosted one of six NC centers originally funded by Golden Leaf grants) University Transfer with emphasis on advising students for successful transfer to universities (the Department Chair of University Transfer and one of our counselors provided information) Basic Law Enforcement Training (faculty and students answered questions) |
| Bladen CC Seamless education, high school to CC, Industrial Systems Technology, Biotech, perhaps Programmable Logic Controller. The theme was seamless education. Ninth- through twelfth-grade high school students, first- and second-year college students and a seamless education avenue that shows and allows students to travel down several paths, to include four-year colleges, maintenance employment, bio-tech employment, and PLC employment. |
| Lenoir CC Machining and Computer Engineering |
| Forsyth Tech CC Nanotechnology. Students opearated an atomic-force microscope. |
| Forsyth Tech CC Mechanical Engineering Technology The instructor and two students showcased the latest manufacturing design hardware and software using a computer workstation and a three-dimensional rapid prototyping printer. They demonstrated how a designer can take a design idea from concept through the actual production of a prototyped part. They also used an LCD portable projector to display the work as it was being created. |
| Surry CC Viticulture and Enology, and Community Spanish Interpreter |
| Catawba Valley CC Polysomnography Technology (sleep studies) |
| Central Piedmont CC Transport Systems Division, including Auto Body, Automotive and Heavy Equipment. |
| Wake Tech CC Simulation and Game Development |