Student Success Day October 25, 2017Student Success Day – October 25, 2017 ... It’s Not Who You...
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Florence-Darlington Technical College Student Success Day – October 25, 2017
8:00 a.m. – 8:40 a.m. Sessions
Time / Room Session Title / Description Presenter(s) Workshop Type
8:00 – 8:40
Room 308B
What is the Yellow Jasmine?
The Yellow Jasmine is the online journal of literary and
visual art for Florence-Darlington Technical College. It
seeks to publish written and visual art created by students,
faculty, staff, alumni and community members.
Terri Carter
English Department Academic
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5305
Stress and Anxiety and the Student
The workshop will focus on developing an understanding
of anxiety and stress. Coping skills will be explored and
practiced.
Martha Stewart
Brandi McGee
Aneta Hopkins
Denise McKay
Stewart Behavioral Health
Mental Health
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5303
How to Apply for Scholarships/The Will G. Dailey
Fund
An overview of how FDTC students can apply for
scholarships/book loans through the FDTC Educational
Foundation.
Jill Lewis,
FDTC Foundation
Nick Lyerly,
Evening College
Lauren Dorton,
FDTC Foundation,
Jennifer Mabry,
Institutional Grants
Scholarships
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5202
Professionalism: From the Classroom to the
Workplace
Session will teach students how to conduct themselves in a
professional manner in and out of the classroom; what to
means to be a professional versus being professional.
Jamie Driggers
Deborah Newman
Dental Instructors
Individual
Growth &
Development
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5301
Study Tips for Student Success
This session will work to equip students with the skills
necessary to be successful in studying for tests or board
examinations.
Reynolds McColl
Dian Davis
Health Sciences Faculty
Academic
8:00 – 8:40
Room 154
SiMT
The Power of Electrons
This workshop will introduce and engage students to
the technologies that use electricity to move,
manipulate and hold large items.
Bill Hargrove
Shawn Reed
Industrial Maintenance
Technology
Academic
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5321
Uh Oh! My Background Check is Positive!
Presentation will highlight options for students with
positive background checks and tips to be successful with
the onboarding processes for program entry for Nursing and
Allied Health. This session is developed for pre-curriculum
students.
Dawn Nelson
Matthew Willis
Health Sciences Instructors
Other
8:00 – 8:40
Room 300
Chemistry Jeopardy
Learn amazing facts about Periodic tables, learn about ions
and how they form chemical compounds.
Karen Herbert
Beverly Herring
Success Center
Academic
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5310
FDTC Mobile and Self-Service Student Planning
As students work toward earning their repective
credentials, moving from college acceptance to graduation
can be challenging. During this workshop we will
introduce students to FDTC's mobile application and Self-
Service Student Planning.
Tyron Jones
AVP Information
Technology
Candice Jackson,
Lorissa Evans
Individual
Growth &
Development
8:00 – 8:40
Room 7128
Become a Financial Wizard
Students will learn how to do a variety of financial
calculations.
Steven Weingartner
Business Academic
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5309
Trick or Treat for Student Success from Coker
College
Students will identify personal challenges to their
academic and personal growth. Will demonstrate a general
knowledge of the resources available to students to assist
them in their academic endeavors. Will discuss potential
pathways for future endeavors.
Whitney Watts
Dick Coldwell
Coker College
Individual
Growth &
Development
8:00 – 8:40
Room 308A
Goal Setting and Motivation
Students will learn secrets for increasing motivation and
reaching their goals.
Brantlee Haire
Human Services
Individual
Growth &
Development
8:00 – 8:40
Room 7209
“Let’s Make a Deal”
In-depth look at important dates, drop/add period,
incomplete grades and upcoming news!
Turkesha Green
Registration Coordinator Hot Topics
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5311
It’s Not Who You Know, It’s Who Knows You
NETWORKING is everything! This workshop will
discuss the various methods of networking as well as the
benefits. Networking is interacting with other people,
exchanging information and establishing relationships
that will assist in enhancing your education.
Brittany Douglas
Kenyatta Jackson
Admissions and K12
Recruiters
Career & Soft
Skills
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5401
Soft Skills: What Are They and Why Do I Need
Them?
Provides students with a description and examples of soft
skills, a discussion of why these skills are important in the
workplace and suggestions on how to develop soft skills.
Eileen Klang
Kelli Knotts
Nursing Department
Career & Soft
Skills
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5403
FDTC Emergency Response Guide and Procedures
The workshop will entail information covered in the FDTC
Emergency Response Guide. We will overview and
discuss procedures pertaining to critical incidents,
emergency directives, safety and movement.
Gary Cooper
Director of Security
William Wilson
Security
Response to
Critical
Incidents and
Procedures
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5314
FDTC Student Focus Group
Students in this session will have the opportunity to
express their thoughts concerning the overall accessibility,
adequacy and significance of their collegiate experience at
FDTC. Are there ways FDTC Student Senate can better
serve your needs? Candidly, share your thoughts in this
campus-wide research study. Seats are limited to
15 participants, so get there early!
FDTC Student Senate
Other
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5312
Cosmetology and Nail Technology
Cosmetology and Nail Technology
Mary Cox
Cosmetology
Sherry Ford
Nail Technology
Career & Soft
Skills
8:00 – 8:40
Room 5317
Manners Matter
Student Code of Conduct and Student Grievance
Procedures
Kelly Hutchinson
Avette Brown
Registrar’s Office
Hot Topics
9:00 a.m. – 9:40 a.m. Sessions
Time / Room Session Title / Description Presenter(s) Workshop Type
9:00 – 9:40
Room 7104
To Cheat or NOT to Cheat
Have you ever been cited for cheating on an assignment?
Did you cheat deliberately or unknowingly? To Cheat or
Not to Cheat: Strategies for Avoiding Academic
Dishonesty is a workshop that will help you understand the
academic dishonesty policy at Florence-Darlington
Technical College.
Dr. Marc C. David
AVP, Arts & Sciences Academic
9:00 – 9:40
Room 656D
Best Practices for Automotive Ownership/HVAC
During this session, we will share and demonstrate some
basic practices of vehicle maintenance and why these
items are important: How to check fluids, How to check
tire pressure and tread depth, How to check and address
various other items. We will also have tips on best
practices for maintaining your home’s Heating and AC
System. We will discuss some of the common concerns
that a home owner can identify in regards to their HVAC
System. The department will also provide information on
areas of study and some of the potential career fields that
can be entered upon completion of your studies.
Bill Kitt, Bryan Daniels,
Matthew Lewis, Dawn
Baker, Keith McKenzie
Auto/HVAC Faculty
Career & Soft
Skills
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5305
Stress and Anxiety and the Student
The workshop will focus on developing an understanding
of anxiety and stress. Coping skills will be explored and
practiced.
Martha Stewart
Brandi McGee
Aneta Hopkins
Denise McKay
Stewart Behavioral Health
Mental Health
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5303
How to Apply for Scholarships/The Will G. Dailey
Fund
An overview of how FDTC students can apply for
scholarships/book loans through the FDTC Educational
Foundation.
Jill Lewis, Executive
Director of FDTC
Foundation,
Nick Lyerly, Director of
Evening College
Lauren Dorton, FDTC
Foundation,
Jennifer Mabry, Director of
Institutional Grants
Scholarships
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5404
Keys to Success
In this hands-on, active session, participants will learn
about the 4 keys to being successful students.
Karen Vido
Early Childhood Program
Director
Individual
Growth &
Development
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5202
Succeeding in a Changing World
Interactive discussion on selecting the most
appropriate college program and career path for each
individual student.
Doug Lange
Vice President for Business
Affairs
Individual
Growth &
Development
9:00 – 9:40
Room 2116
If you can dream it, we can make it!
Learn how to weld on a simulator and cut with a plasma
cutter.
Willis Ford
Benny Serrano
Welding Instructors
Individual
Growth &
Development
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5301
Study Tips for Student Success
This session will work to equip students with the skills
necessary to be successful in studying for tests or board
examinations.
Reynolds McColl
Dian Davis
Health Sciences Faculty
Academic
9:00 – 9:40
Room 7208
Growing Where You Are Planted
Developing habits to help you grow in your current (or
future) career path.
Ethel Wynn
Winnie Riley
Business Technology
Instructors
Individual
Growth &
Development
9:00 – 9:40
Room 110B
What Career Services Can Do For You
Overview of services offered for current students and
alumni.
Selena Williams
Meirisa Coleman
Success Center Tutors
Career & Soft
Skills
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5309
Tips on Entrepreneurial Success
Personal insights, advice, and lessons from local
Entrepreneur and business woman, Doris Lockhart, owner
of AccuStaff.
Doris Lockhart
Vernita Thomas
AccuStaff
Career & Soft
Skills
9:00 – 9:40
Room 150
SiMT
Water and Sand: A Cutting Solution
The workshop will introduce students to a new technology
using water and garnet to cut a variety of materials.
Students will engage in the programming of a part which
can be made on the Omax Waterjet machine.
Maximum students: 15 per session
Dino Chavis
Shawn Reed
Machine Tool Technology
Career & Soft
Skills
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5403
PTK Honor Society: Members and Non-members
Information regarding Phi Theta kappa honor society for
members and non-members. Workshop to include, but not
limited to: recruitment, society topics, membership and
scholarships
Miranda Aiken
Biology Instructor
& Phi Theta Kappa Advisor
Ashley Davis
Individual
Growth &
Development
9:00 – 9:40
Room 7216
Degree Programs at Limestone College
Marketing materials and overview of programs at
Limestone.
Clay Young
Limestone College Academic
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5312
Student Success: The Power of Positive Thinking
This workshop will help students identify negative thought
patterns that impact academic success and overall quality
of life.
Melissa Smith
Chris Thomas
Human Services
Career & Soft
Skills
9:00 – 9:40
Room 300
Professionalism
Discussion of obstacles that may hinder students’
professionalism and tips that may help build their
characteristics and foundation.
Graylyn Jefferson
Bethany McGill
Success Center
Individual
Growth &
Development
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5411
How to Market Yourself
Guidance on professional behavior and how to market
yourself to land a job.
Lakeisha Johnson
Emanuel Smith
Respiratory Care
Career & Soft
Skills
9:00 – 9:40
Room 5310
Stress Management
Stress Management Techniques (Powerpoint and audience
participation)
Naomi Holley
Teresa Riley
Nursing Department
Stress
Management/
Adaptation
9:00 – 9:40
Room 7207
Stronger Fathers & Stronger Families
Will learn skills to enable men to become the responsible,
engaged and empowered fathers their children need them to
be.
Anthony Green
Terrence Turner
Man 2 Man Fatherhood
Program
Soft Skills
9:00 – 9:40
Room 207
Prepare for your Purpose – To Possess Your Promise
Lt. Capers will lead participants on a journey that will help
them identify/prepare for their purpose in order that they
may possess their promise.
FDTC Libraries
Lt. Kaynnera Capers
Darlington County Sheriff’s
Department
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 a.m. – 10:40 a.m. Sessions
Time / Room Session Title / Description Presenter(s) Workshop Type
10:00 – 10:40
Room 5305
Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Awareness
Will provide information on risk factors/warning signs for
suicide, how to get help or help someone who is suicidal,
information about self-care and MH, and an overview of
types of MH services offered at the VA medical center.
Dr. Jessica Nicholson
WJB Dorn VA Medical
Center
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 – 10:40
Room 308B
What is the Yellow Jasmine?
The Yellow Jasmine is the online journal of literary and
visual art for Florence-Darlington Technical College. It
seeks to publish written and visual art created by students,
faculty, staff, alumni and community members.
Terri Carter
English Department Academic
10:00 – 10:40
Room 308A
Writing for Success
Students will learn about the requirements of adapting to
the standards of college-level writing as prep for their
chosen field.
Alan Trusky
English Department Academic
10:00 – 10:40
Room 7104
To Cheat or NOT to Cheat
Have you ever been cited for cheating on an assignment?
Did you cheat deliberately or unknowingly? To Cheat or
Not to Cheat: Strategies for Avoiding Academic
Dishonesty is a workshop that will help you understand the
academic dishonesty policy at Florence-Darlington
Technical College.
Dr. Marc C. David
AVP, Arts & Sciences Academic
10:00 – 10:40
Room 5404
Keys to Success
In this hands-on, active session, participants will learn
about the 4 keys to being successful students.
Karen Vido
Early Childhood Program
Director
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 – 10:40
Room 5310
Professional Development
Self Sufficiency
Robert Williams
Roger Gore
Families Engagement, Inc.
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 – 10:40
Room 2116
If you can dream it, we can make it!
Learn how to weld on a simulator and cut with a plasma
cutter.
Willis Ford
Benny Serrano
Welding Instructors
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 – 10:40
Room 7119
COUPONING 101
Learn how to $AVE Money!!
Rebecca Hunter
Music Instructor
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 – 10:40
Room 7210
Getting to Your Desired College and Field of Work
Proficiency of AA.AA and AA.AS programs.
Jon’Nell Fleming,
Bob Indrihovic, Pat Velicky
Mathematic Instructors
Academic
10:00 – 10:40
Room 306
Honors at Tech
Explanation of the FDTC Honors Program, discussion of
benefits of an Honors program, application information.
Marjory Hall
English Instructor
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 – 10:40
Room 110B
Ready! Set! Work!
Looking for a career path that best fits you? Need help
with your resume? Join us as we share the strategies to land
the job and see our list of vendors looking for you.
Avery Darby
Meirisa Coleman
Career Services
Career & Soft
Skills
10:00 – 10:40
Room 5312
10 Things I Wish I Knew When Starting Out
Will dive into life lessons told by an accomplished
entrepreneur weaved through 10 simple life lessons he
wishes had been taught to him earlier in life and business.
Robby Hill
Hillsouth Hot Topics
10:00 – 10:40
Room 7215
Protect Yourself! Prevent Identity Theft!
Describes threats to personal information and what can be
done to react and protect yourself from these threats.
JoAnn Mack
Pete Gioldasis
Computer Technology
Instructors
Hot Topics
10:00 – 10:40
Room 150
SiMT
Water and Sand: A Cutting Solution
The workshop will introduce students to a new technology
using water and garnet to cut a variety of materials.
Students will engage in the programming of a part which
can be made on the Omax Waterjet machine.
Maximum students: 15 per session
Dino Chavis
Shawn Reed
Machine Tool Technology
Career & Soft
Skills
10:00 – 10:40
Room 154
SiMT
The Power of Electrons
This workshop will introduce and engage students to
the technologies that use electricity to move,
manipulate and hold large items.
Bill Hargrove
Shawn Reed
Industrial Maintenance
Technology
Academic
10:00 – 10:40
Room 5311
Entrepreneurship & Business Planning
Students will be introduced to business ownership,
business planning and understanding what it takes to own
and operate a business. Another goal of the lecture is to try
and point out the inefficiencies in our market today and
how they could take advantage of it after their education.
Johnny Rishmawi
Budget Blinds of Florence
Career & Soft
Skills
10:00 – 10:40
Room 7216
Degree Programs at Limestone College
Marketing materials and overview of programs at
Limestone.
Clay Young
Limestone College Academic
10:00 – 10:40
Room 7121
Teamwork and Communication
Workshop will focus on effective communication and
teamwork in nursing.
Dr. Annie Grant
Dr. Laura Hope
Nursing Faculty
Academic
10:00 – 10:40
Room 5303
Student Success: The Power of Positive Thinking
This workshop will help students identify negative thought
patterns that impact academic success and overall quality
of life.
Melissa Smith
Chris Thomas
Human Services
Career & Soft
Skills
10:00 – 10:40
Room 300
National Guard
Will help students to better understand the National Guard
educational programs to better equip them to be prepared
for the competitive workforce while minimizing the need
and burden of debt.
Sgt. Cox
National Guard
Individual
Growth &
Development
10:00 – 10:40
Room 5403
Relaxation Techniques
How to relax.
Rebecca Alexander
Gena Porter
Nursing
Relaxation
Techniques
10:00 – 10:40
Room 207
Prepare for your Purpose – To Possess Your Promise
Lt. Capers will lead participants on a journey that will help
them identify/prepare for their purpose in order that they
may possess their promise.
FDTC Libraries
Lt. Kaynnera Capers
Darlington County Sheriff’s
Department
Individual
Growth &
Development
Keynote Speaker Session 11:00 a.m. – 11:40 a.m.
11:00 – 12:00
Room 401 IT Career Possibilities
Mike Page, President
MP Computer Systems
Chris Reeder
Programming Manager
ACS Technologies
11:00 – 12:00
Room 5202
Overcoming Obstacles in Healthcare,
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Joe McCall
Director of Bedboard at
Carolinas Hospital
System/EMS Liaison
11:00 – 12:00
7210
My Story & Success as Hell’s Kitchen 2014 Winner
Chef Latasha McCutcheon
Lunch Break (12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.)
Lunch will be provided on the
1st floor of the 5000 Building in the
Student Activity Center.
1:20 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Sessions
Time / Room Session Title / Description Presenter(s) Workshop Type
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5303
Understanding Your National Guard Benefits
Get one on one training from the Education Services
Office staff on Federal Tuition Assistance, College
Assistance Program and your GI Bill benefits.
Jacinda White
SC Army National Guard Academic
1:20 – 2:00
Room 7109
Managing the Math Monster
Do you have a math phobia? Do you suffer from math
anxiety? Do you have a negative math-attitude? This
session will inspire students to overcome their math phobia
and anxiety as well as develop a positive math-attitude.
Debi McCandrew
Cindy Rallings
Math Instructors
Academic
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5310
Professional Development
Self Sufficiency
Robert Williams
Roger Gore
Families Engagement, Inc.
Individual
Growth &
Development
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5202
Professionalism: From the Classroom to the
Workplace
Session will teach students how to conduct themselves in a
professional manner in and out of the classroom; what to
means to be a professional versus being professional.
Jamie Driggers
Deborah Newman
Dental Instructors
Individual
Growth &
Development
1:20 – 2:00
Room 2116
If you can dream it, we can make it!
Learn how to weld on a simulator and cut with a plasma
cutter.
Willis Ford
Benny Serrano
Welding Instructors
Individual
Growth &
Development
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5317
Hospitality and Tourism: A #1 Career Choice
Students demonstrate an ability to connect what they are
learning with potential career options.
Dale Barth
Red-Bone Alley
Town Hall Restaurant
Career & Soft
Skills
1:20 – 2:00
Room 110B
Ready! Set! Work!
Looking for a career path that best fits you? Need help
with your resume? Join us as we share the strategies to land
the job and see our list of vendors looking for you.
Avery Darby
Meirisa Coleman
Career Services
Career & Soft
Skills
1:20 – 2:00
Room 7215
Protect Yourself! Prevent Identity Theft!
Describes threats to personal information and what can be
done to react and protect yourself from these threats.
JoAnn Mack
Pete Gioldasis
Computer Technology
Instructors
Hot Topics
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5312
10 Things I Wish I Knew When Starting Out
Will dive into life lessons told by an accomplished
entrepreneur weaved through 10 simple life lessons he
wishes had been taught to him earlier in life and business.
Robby Hill
HillSouth Hot Topics
1:20 – 2:00
Room 150
SiMT
Water and Sand: A Cutting Solution
The workshop will introduce students to a new technology
using water and garnet to cut a variety of materials.
Students will engage in the programming of a part which
can be made on the Omax Waterjet machine.
Maximum students: 15 per session
Dino Chavis
Shawn Reed
Machine Tool Technology
Career & Soft
Skills
1:20 – 2:00
Room 154
SiMT
The Power of Electrons
This workshop will introduce and engage students to
the technologies that use electricity to move,
manipulate and hold large items.
Bill Hargrove
Shawn Reed
Industrial Maintenance
Technology
Academic
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5301
Financial Priorities for College Graduates
The proper order of saving once in the workplace, what is
good debt vs bad debit and how taxation works on different
types of accounts.
Lee Carter
Armstrong Wealth
Management Group
Individual
Growth &
Development
1:20 – 2:00
Room 7108
Making the Most of the Math Hub
Learn how to get the most out of the Math Hub services
provided by the college. All Math Hub services will be
discussed. Tips will be given for getting the most out of
tutoring.
Alison Salley
Debby Younginer
Math Hub
Academic
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5403
PTK Honor Society: Members and Non-members
Information regarding Phi Theta kappa honor society for
members and non-members. Workshop to include, but not
limited to: recruitment, society topics, membership and
scholarships
Miranda Aiken
Biology Instructor
& Phi Theta Kappa Advisor
Ashley Davis
Individual
Growth &
Development
1:20 – 2:00
Room 7216
Degree Programs at Limestone College
Marketing materials and overview of programs at
Limestone.
Clay Young
Limestone College Academic
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5411
Professional Organization – What are the Benefits
Will discuss advantages of what a professional
organization has to offer: continuing education, job
opportunities, peer contact, legal advice and other
important topics.
Yancy Wells
Herbert Reynolds
Radiology
Career & Soft
Skills
1:20 – 2:00
Room 7105
Navigating ALEKS
This session will help students navigate through the
ALEKS interface. Tips will be shared on how to better
utilize the menu buttons, access provided documents and
reports, and view ALEKS videos to maximize the learning
experience.
Sheryl Howle
Math Instructor Academic
1:20 – 2:00
Room 300
Success Center Trivia
Learn about what the Success Center offers!
Justin Reaves
Boyd Johnson
Success Center
Career & Soft
Skills
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5309
Plagiarism and How to Avoid It
Tips and rules on paper writing without fear.
Matt Schaffer
Humanities Academic
1:20 – 2:00
Room 7207
Perseverance: The Secret to Success
Discussion on power of perseverance and how to develop
it.
David Kahn, PhD, LPC,
LPCS
The Counseling Center of
Florence, LLC
Individual
Growth &
Development
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5321
FDTC Mobile and Self-Service Student Planning
As students work toward earning their respective
credentials, moving from college acceptance to graduation
can be challenging. During this workshop we will
introduce students to FDTC's mobile application and Self-
Service Student Planning.
Tyron Jones
AVP Information
Technology
Candice Jackson,
Lorissa Evans
Individual
Growth &
Development
1:20 – 2:00
Room 5401
FDTC Debate Presents; Guns & Domestic Terrorism
We will debate whether or not increasing gun control will
decrease domestic terrorism.
FDTC Debate Team
Hot Topics
2:20 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Sessions
Time / Room Session Title / Description Presenter(s) Workshop Type
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5310
Creating Opportunities to Grow, Lead and Experience
The History of Gammage Enterprize, the process of
becoming self-employed and opportunities do so.
Tre Gammage
Gammage Enterprize
Career & Soft
Skills
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5317
Hospitality and Tourism: A #1 Career Choice
Students demonstrate an ability to connect what they are
learning with potential career options.
Dale Barth
Red-Bone Alley
Town Hall Restaurant
Career & Soft
Skills
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5312
10 Things I Wish I Knew When Starting Out
Will dive into life lessons told by an accomplished
entrepreneur weaved through 10 simple life lessons he
wishes had been taught to him earlier in life and business.
Robby Hill
HillSouth Hot Topics
2:20 – 3:00
Room 150
SiMT
Water and Sand: A Cutting Solution
The workshop will introduce students to a new technology
using water and garnet to cut a variety of materials.
Students will engage in the programming of a part which
can be made on the Omax Waterjet machine.
Maximum students: 15 per session
Dino Chavis
Shawn Reed
Machine Tool Technology
Career & Soft
Skills
2:20 – 3:00
Room 300
Biology Bingo
Learning Biology the FUN WAY!
Mark Anthony
Brandon Haselden
Success Center
Academic
2:20 – 3:00
Room 7105
Navigating ALEKS
This session will help students navigate through the
ALEKS interface. Tips will be shared on how to better
utilize the menu buttons, access provided documents and
reports, and view ALEKS videos to maximize the learning
experience.
Sheryl Howle
Math Instructor Academic
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5321
FDTC Mobile and Self-Service Student Planning
As students work toward earning their respective
credentials, moving from college acceptance to graduation
can be challenging. During this workshop we will
introduce students to FDTC's mobile application and Self-
Service Student Planning.
Tyron Jones
AVP Information
Technology
Candice Jackson,
Lorissa Evans
Individual
Growth &
Development
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5314
Mentoring: Your 21st Century Buddy System This interactive session will inform students and offer
examples for why mentoring in the 21st century is vital.
Mentoring is a multi-dimensional process of building
relationships with a more experienced or more
knowledgeable person.
Charlotte Forrest
Industry Program Manager
Corporate & Workforce
Development
Career & Soft
Skills
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5311
It’s Not Who You Know, It’s Who Knows You
NETWORKING is everything! This workshop will
discuss the various methods of networking as well as the
benefits. Networking is interacting with other people,
exchanging information and establishing relationships
that will assist in enhancing your education.
Brittany Douglas
Kenyatta Jackson
Admissions and K12
Recruiters
Career & Soft
Skills
2:20 – 3:00
Room 207
A Fit and Healthy Body Invigorates the Mind!
Presenter will educate and motivate participants on how to
reach their fitness goals and live a healthy lifestyle.
FDTC Libraries
George McElveen
McElveen Body 2 Body
Physical Health
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5309
Trick or Treat for Student Success from Coker
College
Students will identify personal challenges to their
academic and personal growth. Will demonstrate a general
knowledge of the resources available to students to assist
them in their academic endeavors. Will discuss potential
pathways for future endeavors.
Whitney Watts
Dick Coldwell
Coker College
Individual
Growth &
Development
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5305
How to Maintain a Positive Attitude in Times of
Conflict
Learn how to resolve conflicts in a banking setting as well
as everyday life. Learn about personal goal-setting skills.
Reuben Hewitt, Jr.
First Reliance Bank
Individual
Growth &
Development
2:20 – 3:00
Room 308A
The “Secrets” of Getting Good Grades in College
This session will focus on methods to help students obtain
better grades; from identifying learning styles to utilizing
specific study methods.
Angela Edwards
Eveline Cuypers
Humanities
Academic
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5301
Financial Aid
Educating students about financial aid.
Crystal Brantley
Monica Starr
Financial Aid
Academic
2:20 – 3:00
Room 5202
FDTC Emergency Response Guide and Procedures
The workshop will entail information covered in the FDTC
Emergency Response Guide. We will overview and
discuss procedures pertaining to critical incidents,
emergency directives, safety and movement.
Gary Cooper
Director of Security
William Wilson
Security
Response to
Critical
Incidents and
Procedures
3:20 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sessions
Time / Room Session Title / Description Presenter(s) Workshop Type
3:20 – 4:00
Room 5310
Creating Opportunities to Grow, Lead and Experience
The History of Gammage Enterprize, the process of becoming
self-employed and opportunities do so.
Tre Gammage
Gammage Enterprize
Career & Soft
Skills
3:20 – 4:00
Room 5321
FDTC Mobile and Self-Service Student Planning
As students work toward earning their respective credentials,
moving from college acceptance to graduation can be
challenging. During this workshop we will introduce students
to FDTC's mobile application and Self-Service Student
Planning.
Tyron Jones
AVP Information
Technology
Candice Jackson,
Lorissa Evans
Individual Growth
& Development
3:20 – 4:00
Room 7209
“Let’s Make a Deal”
In-depth look at important dates, drop/add period, incomplete
grades and upcoming news!
Turkesha Green
Registration
Coordinator
Hot Topics
3:20 – 4:00
Room 5301
Financial Aid
Educating students about financial aid.
Crystal Brantley
Monica Starr
Financial Aid
Academic
3:20 – 4:00
Room 5312
“$100 Decisions”
Every decision is a financial decision. Every decision we make
will pay us or cost us.
Dr. Andre Boyd
RUSH Coordinator
Individual Growth
& Development
3:20 – 4:00
Room 5202
FDTC Emergency Response Guide and Procedures
The workshop will entail information covered in the FDTC
Emergency Response Guide. We will overview and discuss
procedures pertaining to critical incidents, emergency
directives, safety and movement.
Gary Cooper
Director of Security
William Wilson
Security
Response to
Critical Incidents
and Procedures
4:20 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Sessions
Time / Room Session Title / Description Presenter(s) Workshop Type
4:20 – 5:00
Room 5310
Creating Opportunities to Grow, Lead and Experience
The History of Gammage Enterprize, the process of becoming
self-employed and opportunities do so.
Tre Gammage
Gammage Enterprize
Career & Soft
Skills
4:20 – 5:00
Room 5321
Uh Oh! My Background Check is Positive!
Presentation will highlight options for students with positive
background checks and tips to be successful with the
onboarding processes for program entry for Nursing and Allied
Health. This session is developed for pre-curriculum students.
Dawn Nelson
Matthew Willis
Health Sciences
Instructors
Other
4:20 – 5:00
Room 107
Yesterday’s Warriors, Today’s Students
Join us today and stand shoulder to shoulder with a brother
and sisterhood of student veterans while learning the
advantages offered at FDTC in honor of our vets.
Kimberly Tringali
Daniel Blue
Veterans & Career
Services
Career & Soft
Skills
4:20 – 5:00
Room 5303
Sound the Alarm/PDRTA Info
The Early Alert Specialist will explain the Early Alert
process and how this is helpful to students. PDRTA will
explain all resources to ensure students know their
transportation options.
Jeriesha Epps
Qayshawn Blanding
Student Life
Informational