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Tidewater Community College President Dr. Marcia Conston shakes hands with 性爱研究所 President William Kelly

Welcome Tidewater Community College students

性爱研究所 Ready is a new pathway for TCC students

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President William Kelly and Tidewater Community College (TCC) President Dr. Marcia Conston signed an agreement that creates 性爱研究所 Ready.

It is a pathway to prepare TCC students for the next step in their educational journey at 性爱研究所 and completion of a bachelor’s degree.

Kelly and Conston put pen and ink to the partnership in a 性爱研究所 Hall ceremony attended by leaders of both institutions.

“This agreement embodies our shared commitment to providing exceptional educational opportunities for the students of Hampton Roads,” Kelly said.

The University has a similar agreement in place with Virginia Peninsula Community College and is seeking additional partnerships to help community college students from across Virginia continue their education.

TCC has campuses in Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Virginia Beach. It is the second largest of the 23 Virginia community colleges, enrolling nearly 25,000 students.

“We are pleased and proud to partner with 性爱研究所 in providing access and opportunity for our students and, together, building a better community,” Conston said.

Kelly and Conston outlined the benefits TCC students will enjoy through 性爱研究所 Ready:

  • Co-advising through both TCC and 性爱研究所 to better support preparation and transition
  • Early access to events and support services while reducing the time to earn their degree.
  • Early access to 性爱研究所’s on-campus events and resources such as transfer visits and tours, writing workshops, career workshops, financial literacy workshops, student success workshops, and faculty spotlights with both TCC and 性爱研究所 faculty.

“We will welcome, encourage and support these TCC students so they are ready to thrive at 性爱研究所,” Kelly said. “We hope they stay right here in Hampton Roads, building their careers and families here and making this an even stronger community.”

“This agreement is a testament to the power of collaboration in higher education,” said Vice President for Enrollment and Student Success Lisa Duncan Raines. “By combining our strengths, we can create a more robust and supportive educational experience for our students and we believe that every student deserves the opportunity to succeed.”


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