About Johnston Community College
Johnston Community College (JCC) is the 13th largest institution in the North Carolina Community College System, which includes 58 colleges. Since 1969, JCC has provided associate degrees, certificates, and diplomas for students pursuing college transfer, technical careers, and workforce development.
About Us
Who We Are
JCC offers nearly 40 programs focused on lifelong learning and career readiness.
The college employs about 600 full-time and part-time staff with an annual budget of about $40 million.
We are committed to meeting the educational needs of local citizens, businesses, and industries.
We offer the community several auxiliary Services: Paul A. Johnston Auditorium, Jaguar Cafe, Jaguar Junction Bookstore, Frank Creech Art Gallery, and five-star Childcare Development Center.
JCC is governed by a Board of Trustees who oversee the President. The fourth president of JCC is Dr. Vern L. Lindquist.
Where we are
JCC's main campus is located at 245 College Road, Smithfield, NC.
Other locations include:
The Workforce Development Center in Clayton, NC which is owned by Johnston County, operated by JCC, and overseen by the Research Training Zone Board.
Rudolph A. Howell and Son Environmental Learning Center (Howell Woods) in Four Oaks, a 2,800 acre recreational and educational facility which serves as a hub for environmental education, recreation, wildlife conservation, and other workforce training opportunities.
The Cleveland Center, owned and operated by Johnston County, which serves as an educational facility for many courses at JCC.
The Advanced Manufacturing Training Facility in Four Oaks is a state-of-the-art facility for advanced manufacturing programs such as Mechanical and Applied Engineering, Welding, and Computer-Integrated Machining.
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Vision
The vision of the Johnston Community College Alumni Association is to connect a strong network of JCC alumni and community partners to engage in mutually beneficial experiences that promote personal and professional growth and success. Members of the Alumni Association will unite to demonstrate Jaguar pride by participating in service projects, networking engagements, volunteer opportunities, and fundraising campaigns that will promote the mission of Johnston Community College.Mission
The mission of the Johnston Community College Alumni Association is to build life-long relationships between alumni members of the Jaguar family and the JCC community by giving back time, talent, and treasure to support the mission of the College and its constituents while enhancing the alumni experience.