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"You can expect records to be set in the fall semester, but very seldom in the spring semester!" exclaimed Griffith who double checked enrollment figures just prior to making the announcement. The previous high enrollment for the main campus was 709.
"In addition, we registered nearly 200 new students, almost a total contrast to the usual second semester," he added.
"This will give us a building block for the fall semester," Griffith said, adding that the GVCNRCTC has just been notified of three new degree and/or certificate programs which will be announced publicly soon have received final approval for beginning in the fall semester, 2005. Two new programs Griffith announced Wednesday have been approved in the reciprocity agreement with Dabney S. Lancaster Community College in Clifton Forge, Va.
These two degree programs will be in Welding and in Culinary Arts with much of the classwork leading to the DSLCC degree being completed at GVCNRCTC.
"We are delighted we can offer the residents of the Greenbrier Valley and the Alleghany Highlands these two degree programs at in state tuition rates," Griffith bragged.
Information on the programs offered by GVCNRCTC can be obtained by telephoning 304-647-6560 or writing or visiting the offices of GVCNRCTC, 101 Church Street, Lewisburg, 24901.
Enrollment figures for the second semester at the other campuses of the GVCNRCTC are incomplete, but will come from college classes offered at Greenbrier West High School, Charmco; Greenbrier East High School, Fairlea, James Monroe High School and Monroe County Vocational-Technical School, both in Lindside, Pocahontas County High School, Dunmore; Denmar Correctional Center at Hillsboro, Anthony Correctional Center at White Sulphur Springs, Federal Prison Camp at Alderson, and Federal Prison at Beckley.
February 2, 2005
Submitted by Mike Williams
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