The Lincoln/Gaston Consortium presentation identifies how College Tech Prep is promoted through guidance, articulation, integration of literacy and the dissemination of these materials at high school curriculum fairs. Also shown how College Tech Prep is marketed using various types of media.

The podcast focuses on being involved with and giving back to the community. It highlights three programs areas and how they interact with the local and extended communities.

This podcast illustrates the steps taken to create a local articulation agreement between Beaufort County Community College and three local county school systems.

This podcast shows the value of Henderson County Public School's work-based learning program to students, employers, and the community.

This presentation provides the background information about the creation of the first two Duplin County Career Academies. The Agribusiness and Computer Information Technology Academies are described and marketing materials are shown.

Medical Sciences students at Ledford HS are training in the DCCC Mobile Medical Simulation Lab. Students simulate medical situations, view simulation videos, learn health sciences careers/programs at DCCC, and teachers critique their simulation responses.

This presentation describes how the Dare County Schools/College of The Albemarle consortium planned and implemented a Health Science Career Fair.

We have offered a new summer camp 'Robotics Rock' and have a project with Trout Unlimited harvesting trout eggs to be released into streams. Both opportunities yield hands-on, problem-solving projects while infusing 21st century skills into the curriculum

A brief look at four of our College Tech Prep funded programs. Marine Science, Computer Tech, Early Childhood Development, and Professional Crafts.

Cumberland County CTP Partnership offered 5-day summer camps on the FTCC campus to help students transition from HS to comm. college and expose to career opportunities. In June 2010, rising high school seniors chose from three different camps.

With a grant from Piedmont Biofuels, Craven County Schools bought a used school bus and had a custom-built 40 gallon biodiesel processor and seed press installed on the bus. The Bio Bus will be used by students as part of the local option agricultural education course Renewable Energy and Agriculture.

The Cumberland County Partnership has an extensive College Connections program encompassing Huskins, Concurrent Enrollment, Learn & Earn Online, and Articulated Credit. Learn how we've streamlined our processes and have made opportunities increasingly available to high school students.

Learn about The Craven EDGE (Earn a Degree; Graduate Early) program, how the logo is used in marketing and information materials to help students understand the value of Huskins, dual enrollment and Learn and Earn.

Planning for and organization of the Student Leadership Institute, selection of student participants, topics, community business panel, competition categories and selection of winners are discussed.

Review of the staff development sessions held in the consortium for the Math-in-CTE model. The Making Math Work PowerPoint supplies details about the Math-in-CTE model; the five core principles and seven elements of pedagogic framework.

Learn about the creation of Health Sciences Career Pathway. A community partner, which provides a unique internship opportunity as a culminating work based experience. This out-of-the-box idea is applicable to many different program areas.

The BE allows students to meet with A-B Tech instructors, Biltmore employees and will have opportunities for college classes, as well as job shadowing, internships, and apprenticeships in retail/marketing, culinary technology, and hospitality management.

Overview of how to make the relationship work from the perspective of a superintendent and a community college president.

Enrollment, marketing strategies, and general information with respect to tech prep program used in BCS and BCC schools.

Then learn how a state and national award winning college tech prep consortium promotes its curriculum, articulation agreement, and concurrent enrollment program.

In an attempt to keep faculty members current with business and technical realted issues/skills, BCC's Professional & Technical Program faculty members interned at various businesses/industries realted to their curriculum program area.

See how a collaborative effort among the high school, community college, local universities, and College Tech Business Partners prepares students for seamless transition from secondary to postsecondary schools. Find out how the Associate in Applied Science degree programs offer students an alternate pathway to the university and a savings on tuition and fees through the College Tech Prep Scholarship.

Guilford County Schools creates an upbeat production to gain student attention about Career & Technical Education and College Tech Prep. Podcast showcases the multiple ways our consortium worked together with College Tech Prep Business Partners to provide opportunities for students, parents, and the community to learn about College Tech Prep programs.

The tech prep grant was used to supplement the high school academies. The students take their beginning courses at their local high school and then finish their academy at Edgecombe Community College. The students earn a certificate from Edgecombe Community College after their completion of the academy. The focus this year was on the Health Science Academy along with the Electronics Academy.

Edgecombe Community College and Edgecombe County Public Schools have a strong partnership, which has added afternoon academies for our high schools students. If a student completes the academy, then he/she is awarded a certificate from the college. In order to create a smooth transition from high school to college, these academies lead directly to a diploma or degree from the college.