
On Friday, September 3, 2021, Ģý Administration traveled to Montreat College’s Charlotte campus to sign an articulation agreement for students studying in the Criminal Justice field. Pictured from left to right, seated: Dr. David Poole, Vice President, Montreat School of Adult and Graduate Studies, and Dr. John Enamait, President, Stanly Community College. Standing: Dr. Robert Roth, Montreat’s Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Kim Hammett, Ģý Criminal Justice Program Head, and John Lanier, Ģý Criminal Justice Instructor. Not pictured: Jeff Parsons, Ģý Vice President of Academic Affairs/Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Tammy Crump, Ģý Associate Vice President/School of Health Sciences and Public Services, and Christie Honeycutt, Ģý Dean/School of Health Sciences and Public Services.
Albemarle, NC – Ģý (Ģý) and Montreat College have signed an articulation agreement that will offer criminal justice graduates from Ģý the opportunity to transfer to Montreat College with junior status and receive tuition discounts.
graduates will receive a 50 % discount on the first term and a 10% discount for the remainder of the Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice at Montreat College’s School of Adult and Graduate Studies (AGS).
Dr. David Poole, Vice President, Montreat College AGS stated, “We are excited to be partnering with Ģý in serving the needs of students who are choosing to advance in their education with scholarship opportunities and transfer-friendly articulation to Montreat College. We look forward to working closely with the faculty, staff, and administration at Ģý to develop a highly educated workforce to meet the needs of our communities.”
Dr. John Enamait, President, Ģý, noted, “The newest articulation agreement available to Ģý students is exciting in a number of ways. First, the agreement forges a new pathway for our graduates to continue their education beyond Ģý. Second, the agreement demonstrates that the faculty and staff at Ģý continue to work hard on behalf of our students to ensure they have the needed support and opportunities to reach their goals; and third, the agreement has already led to discussion regarding how our institutions may collaborate in other ways. I would like to thank the faculty and staff at Ģý who worked tirelessly to finalize the articulation agreement.”
