March 2013
St. Patrick's Day is an enchanted time - a day to begin transforming winter's dreams into summer's magic.
~ Adrienne Cook
CCHS Hours of Operation
Administrative Offices
Monday - Friday
7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Computer Lab Hours
Monday - Thursday
8 AM - 7:30 PM
Friday
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Saturday
11 AM - 4 PM
Sunday - Closed
Special Spring Break Hours
Mar 2
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Mar 4 - 9 (Mon-Sat)
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
NO EVENING HOURS;
NO SATURDAY HOURS
Charlotte AHEC Library
(Med Ed Bldg, 1st Floor)
Monday - Thursday
8:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Friday
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
2nd floor study rooms open
24/7 via badge access.
AHEC Library exceptions to normal operating hours:
March 10, Closed (9:00-12:00)
March 29, Closed for Good
Friday holiday.
Daylight Savings
Time Begins
Sunday,
March 10!
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From the Registrar’s Office
Students will receive the Summer Online Registration Information and Course Listing via their college
email on March 11. It will also be posted on the Information Portal under Student Resources/Incoming
Student Information. Registration for summer will open at 7am on the following dates:
Online Registration for Nursing, Radiologic Technology, Radiation Therapy, Surgical Technology
and CRIBN Program Students Begins March 25
Online Registration for General Studies and Pre-Nursing Program Students Begins April 1
Summer Classes Begin May 20. Late Registration/Drop-Add period Ends May 24
Make sure you meet with your advisor to discuss your schedule before attempting to register for classes.
After your meeting, they will lift your Registration Hold and you should be able to register. See me with
any questions or problems with the registration process. Tuition Increase for the Fall
Students were recently sent a letter from Dr. Sheppard via their CCHS email account explaining the
small tuition increase CCHS will implement in August, 2013, and the increase in fees effective summer
semester, 2013. You may also view that letter on the CCHS Information Portal in the student resources
section under student information (http://online.carolinascollege.edu/mod/page/view.php?id=8741).
Please contact Dr. Sheppard or Dean Bradshaw if you have questions.
Student of the Month
Congratulations to Tracey Stone, our March Student of the Month. Tracey
is a top notch student in the classroom. She asks good questions and
shows a real interest in her studies. Additionally, she serves as a
“student review” leader for BIO 102. Students who attend her review
have commented on her excellent grasp of the material and have given
her an outstanding recommendation. Tracey is not only academically gifted but also generous with her time, actively helping other students.
Thanks for all you do to make CCHS an excellent place to learn.
Tracey Stone
Construction Update
Construction on the energy plant behind the college will be coming to an end in March. Current plans
are that the V Parking Lot will once again be available for use beginning on Monday, March 18. This
means that students will again have access to park at the college after 3:30 p.m. on weekdays and all
day on weekends. As a result of your feedback, there will be a new sidewalk next to the energy plant
along Loop Road – no longer will you have to walk behind large trees, as this sidewalk will be placed
curbside providing easy access to the building and keeping pedestrian traffic out of the street. Watch
for e-mail updates as to when this sidewalk will be completed.
Page 1 Open Forum with President Sheppard
Your voice matters. Your opinion helps. Dr. Ellen Sheppard, President of CCHS, conducts open discussion sessions
once a month. Have a great new idea? Or a suggestion? Dr. Sheppard will be available Monday, March 18, 10:30 11:15, in room 137.
If you are unable to fit this into your schedule, send her an email - [email protected]. Coffee and cookies served! At a recent Open Forum the subject of jobs c ame
up. Sheppard shared with student the shared CCHS/CHS responsibilities in employee recruitment.
Safety First!
All students, faculty and staff are strongly reminded to walk in designated crosswalks only! It has been reported to CHS Security that individuals have been observed crossing streets in areas other than designated crosswalks and walking in the street. We do not want anyone injured, so please use designated crosswalks only, do not use the street for a walking path and be vigilant of your surroundings especially when you are about to cross a parking lot entry or a street!!
CHS Security has asked us to remind faculty, staff, and students to make sure your ID badge is displayed above the waist, facing outward
and visible upon entry to the college and any CHS facility!
In November of 2012 an Active Shooter Awareness Training session was conducted by CHS for the faculty and staff of Carolinas College.
The DVD presentation and the power point slides are now posted on the information portal for faculty, staff, and student viewing. This is
an excellent presentation and we strongly urge all students (and faculty/staff that have not yet seen the presentation) to view the training presentation in its entirety. This material is timely, informative, and extremely valuable to all of us!
Emergency Notification Test
We will conduct a test of our emergency response communication system on April 11 at 10:00 a.m. At this
time a blast voicemail message will be sent to the primary and secondary phone of all students, faculty
and staff. This test is conducted twice each academic year to ensure that the emergency response
system is functioning properly. Once tested, this system is only activated in accordance with the college’s Emergency Response Plan and at the discretion of select members of the campus’ Emergency
Response Team. For more information regarding the emergency response communication system and
other safety information at Carolinas College, please contact Hampton Hopkins in student services.
Carolinas College now uses text messaging for emergency communication with students. To initiate this service follow these 5 easy
steps: 1) Log on to Sonis-Web using your existing e-mail & PIN; 2) Click on “Update Bio” link at top of page; 3) Enter your cell phone
number & your provider; 4) Check the “Text Me” Flag; 5) Click “Submit” at bottom of page. While there, check to make sure all of your
phone numbers, as well as well as your address, are correct. We will test the Sonis text messaging system on March 27, so please enter
the information above to participate.
Rising Nursing Seniors: Interested in More Job-Focused Clinical Time?
Many current and past nursing students have requested additional clinical time in specific areas of interest. The clinical elective course
was developed to provide you with that additional clinical time. The clinical elective offers a for-credit clinical experience of your choice,
just prior to NUR 202. It’s your chance to try out a new unit, to reinforce clinical skills, and possibly to get a foot in the door to be considered for a job. Learn more about the CCHS Clinical Elective and put in your request for preferred units at our info session on March 14 at
11:30 a.m., room 157. Can’t attend? Email Susan Bass at [email protected]. Standard tuition rates and the CHS
loan programs apply.
Compliance Corner - Medication Reconciliation
CHS has begun using a system-wide safety initiative - medication reconciliation. Each time a patient visits a physician's office, the emergency department, a clinic, or is admitted as an inpatient, medicine history is reviewed as a component of their care. All prescription and
non prescription drugs are listed in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR), and therefore are able to be updated with each subsequent
medical visit; allergies are reviewed and updated well. Patients are asked to bring all medications with them to the physician visit in any
care venue for a comprehensive review for dosage, use, and compatibility so changes can be made to the EMR. Before the patient
leaves the visit, or is discharged from the hospital, the medical reconciliation provides them with an up-to-date list of mediations and
with clear instructions on how to take them.
Page 2 Service and Celebration
All students, their families, faculty, and staff of CCHS, plus alumni, are invited to participate in a spring Day of Service on Saturday, April
6. The activities begin at 9:30 a.m. at the college. Service options include making sandwiches for Crisis Assistance Ministry; helping
with painting, sealing woodwork, and small chores for Florence Crittenton; landscaping maintenance at Freedom Park (i.e., mulching,
weeding ), planting flower boxes/landscaping at the college, children’s activities such as making cards for children Levine’s Children’s
Hospital, and assembling “pencil packs” for Classroom Central . There is something for everyone and the tasks are not strenuous. At
11:30 everyone’s invited to a cook out to celebrate our service, our #1 status, and to meet, mingle and get to know your fellow classmates better. Join in the Service and Celebration.
HIPAA Reminder: Be Careful with Clinical Paperwork!
Why are Clinical Assignments Under Such Scrutiny? Clinical paper assignments (such as weekly clinical evaluations, for example)
should not contain patient identifiers. Despite our best efforts, there is always the chance that this type of assignment can sometimes
contain patient sensitive information. For this reason, any clinical-related assignment should only be submitted via uploading to the Information Portal.
Why is the Information Portal Preferable to Using Email? The Information Portal is a secure site that is password-protected. Sending
this type of assignment via email is an unsecure way to send this information. Remember: emailing is the equivalent of sending a postcard through snail mail: anyone who really wants to read it can figure out how to do so!
What Happens if I Email a Clinical-Related Assignment? At the College we take HIPPA policy very seriously. Emailing clinical assignments is considered a Level I HIPPA violation. A level I violation is considered an accidental, unintentional violation. This requires counseling and reeducation of “what to do” and “what not to do”.
What if I Have Trouble Uploading my Assignment to the Information Portal and I Don’t Want My Assignment to Be Late? If this
happens to you, notify your instructor that you are experiencing issues with uploading. In general, as long as we have an understanding
that you are making the effort to submit on time, you and your instructor can negotiate an extended submission time. Bo Clarke is a
great resource to help you with any technical difficulties you may have with uploading to the IP.
Can You Remind Me Again What NOT to Include on Clinical Paperwork? The easiest way to remember this is to print a copy of the
College Confidentiality Statement and put it with your clinical folder or notebook. The Confidentiality Statement contains a specific list of
patient identifers to avoid. You can locate it on the IP, under student resources/student information. Remember the bottom line: if someone saw your assignment, would it be possible for them to put two and two together and figure out who your patient is? If so, you’ve included too much information.
Thank you for helping keep our patients’ information secure. If you have questions, please contact Trish Campbell, our Facility Privacy
Officer, at [email protected] or 704-355-2661.
Simply the Best!
On Monday, February 25, students, faculty, and staff gathered to celebrate another
year of excellence. For the second year in a row, CCHS has been ranked the No. 1 twoyear college in the nation and the No. 6 college in North Carolina. The rankings released by StateUniversity.com - analyze data from the top 2,000 colleges and universities in the nation and are based solely on mathematical comparisons of key statistics, including student/faculty ratio, student retention and test scores. “This ranking is
an affirmation of the academic excellence of our students and of the commitment of
our faculty and staff,” said Ellen Sheppard, President of CCHS. “We are thrilled to be
recognized for what we try to accomplish every day - making our students our top priority.” In recognition of the #1 status, students were provided a free badge reel at the
celebration. If you have not received one, you can stop by student services or the business office to pick one up.
At left: Nursing Students Lexi Ivey and Kayla Boutross celebrate CCHS being
named #1 for the second year in a row.
Page 3 Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) News Update
We hope your spring semester is off to a great
start! SNA has lot of exciting events and opportunities in development that we are excited to share
with you! Stay tuned for further details.
Know a graduating Nursing 202 student who has
been a role model for other students, demonstrated leadership skills through involvement in college
committees or organizations, and has been actively
involved in community services or in supporting
school activities? Nominate them for the $250,
SNA-sponsored Cynthia Favorite Scholarship! The
nomination form is located on the Student Nurses
Association Information Portal page and should be
dropped off to Ms. Brenda Vasquez, SNA Faculty
Advisor, in room 103, or emailed to our President,
Heather Alcock at [email protected].
The good news? ANYONE can submit nominations!
SNA would like to welcome Sarah Bishop as our
newest member. You can join too! Our next general meeting is Thursday, March 21 at 8 a.m. Look
for the flyer to be posted prior to the meeting for
more details!
SGA Board: Christi Milledge, Meg Jones, Kristen Mason, Flo McCarthy, Laura Turpin,
Megan Ocheltree, Aeriana Joyner, Karla Sepi, Cole Clark, Mackenzie Cox, Melani Taylor,
Rachel Rowe, Kelly Craighead, Brenda Vasquez, Heather Alcock, and Lexy Ivey
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) News Update
Thank you to all of the volunteers and donors who participated
in the latest blood drive. Twenty-seven units were collected
surpassing the projected goal. Our participation was recognized
by the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas for a 10-year,
unbroken record of blood drives. (See picture to the right.) During
the month of February, vacant leadership positions were assumed by Brittany Harwell as Vice President and Emily Farias as Recording Secretary. A vote was also
cast for positions that will be vacated at the end of the semester. Don’t forget, PTK
T-shirts are available for purchase.
Upcoming Events:
March 12 - Bake Sale and Clothing Drive 8am-12pm to benefit Crisis Assis- PTK Co‐Advisory Cathey Miller and President Ellen Sheppard
tance Ministries. Please bring gently used clothing or monetary donations admire the award presented to CCHS for an unbroken 10‐year
and receive a freshly baked treat. Accepted items include clothing/shoes, record of par cipa on in blood drives.
luggage, blankets, and kitchenware. Feel free to donate new, unused socks
or underwear. There will be designated bins provided all week to collect donated items.
March 13 - Volunteering at the Men’s Shelter of Charlotte from 5:30-7:30pm. Please sign up on the PTK page on the information
portal.
March 15 - General meeting at 11:30, room 157.
Scholarship Opportunities: Any literary scholars out there? PTK annually awards one $1000 scholarship and four $500 scholarships for
outstanding manuscripts. Click the following link for information - http://www.ptk.org/benefits/nota-bene and log into the PTK website
for details.
Come Join us for a Bit O’ Celebration!
The Student Life Committee will be hosting a “St Patty’s Day Green” celebration on Monday, March 18th in the lobby
starting at 10:30 a.m. Celebrate with chocolate dipped pretzels and green punch. Thank you for your dedication and
commitment to CCHS!
Page 4 Nominations Invited for Outstanding Educator of the Year Award
You are invited to nominate a Carolinas College faculty member for the 2013 Outstanding Educator of the Year Award!
Each year the College’s Board of Directors honors one of our faculty members with the Outstanding Educator of the
Year Award. The person selected as outstanding educator of the year will receive a cash gift, recognition with a press
release and a plaque at the college, and will lead the faculty processional at graduations occurring in the ensuing 12‐
month period. Nominations may be submitted by students, faculty members, college administrators, or alumni. Nominees for the award should be a full-time faculty member, or a part-time faculty member who works at least 20-hours
per week.
The nomination process is as follows: In 500 words or less, describe your reasons for the nomination. Specific concrete examples of
each of the following are encouraged:
Example of effective, innovative teaching technique.
Example of leadership and skill in motivating high student performance.
Example of effective communication with students and colleagues.
Example of support for the total college mission, and
Example of service beyond the classroom in professional organizations, community organizations or community service, and
service to the college.
The nomination may include additional evidence as applicable, such as honors and awards related to teaching and professional or community services. All nominations must identify and be signed by the nominator. If you would like assistance in completing the nomination, please call 704-355-4305 or e-mail [email protected].
Nominations may be submitted in the following ways:
1. U.S. mail – Address to Dr. Janice Terrell, College Provost, Carolinas College of Health Sciences, P.O. Box 32861, Charlotte, NC
28232-2861
2. E-mail – Address to [email protected]
3. Campus Mail – Leave in mail tray on Dr. Terrell’s office door, Room 212 or leave with Ms. Janice Bellamy in Room 258.
Nominations are due to Dr. Terrell by April 1st, 2013. Don’t delay – nominate today! Student Government Association (SGA) Wellness Fair
The 3rd annual Wellness Fair will be
held in the lobby on Monday, March
18 from 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM. Stop
by to find out about health, nutrition,
and fitness by visiting with local wellness advocates. Bring cash with you…
various vendors will be here with your
good health in mind, including the
Mecklenburg County Farmers Market
with healthy choices for your lunch!
Page 5 Continuing Education
BCLS for the Healthcare Provider March 2, 16, or 26, 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Cost $60. Textbook included. This course is designed for
professional rescuers or students required to have professional rescuer certification for their healthcare program of study. The course
provides information on adult and pediatric CPR, two-rescuer scenarios, use of the bag-valve mask, foreign-body airway obstruction
(conscious and unconscious), AED, special resuscitation situations, and other cardiopulmonary emergencies. Questions about course
information or requirements should be directed to Christy Dull at 704-355-5699 or [email protected].
BLS Renewal March 20, 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Cost $57. All participants must show current provider card in class. A current 2010 BCLS
text issued by American Heart is included in registration fee. Questions about course information or requirements should be directed to
Christy Dull at 704-355-5699 or [email protected].
Anger Management March 5 (Noon - 1 p.m.), 13 (8:30 - 9:30 a.m.) & 26 (5:30 - 6:30 p.m.). Obtain skills to help control anger. All sessions will be available via webinar. Sponsored by CHS Employee Assistance Program, 720 East Blvd. Free for CCHS students! Space is
limited so please call 704.355.5021 to register. CHS’ EAP is designed to help you and members of your family with all types of issues marital conflicts, job stress, emotional, alcohol and drug problems, and difficulties with children. Whatever the problem, if you need help,
call CHS’ EAP, 704.355.5021, for a private appointment or to register for a class.
Admissions Information Sessions March 12 & 26, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Want to know more about CCHS’ programs? Contact Joy Godwin at
the front desk or call 704.355.5051 to sign up for the session of your choice. Check posted schedule for room locations. For more information on our Medical Laboratory Science or Histotechnology program, contact Kelly Shirley, Program Director, at 704.355.4275.
Chaplain’s Grand Rounds - Spiritual Care of Deeply Troubled People March 21, Noon - 1:00 p.m. For nearly three decades our society as a whole has pulled back on the structured and intuitional care of those with mental disease. This has been further complicated by
the busy schedules and hectic pace many in the field of mental health, including clergy, have experienced. A new, 9-part series is devoted to looking at the mental health dilemma we all face (patients, families, hospitals, physician practices, behavioral health centers, etc.)
and hopefully find collaborative partnerships in caring fore those who too often feel disenfranchised and forgotten. All lectures will be
held in the Suzanne Freeman Auditorium (aka the CMC Auditorium, located in the Cannon Research Building). March’s session, The Crisis of Mental Illness for the Community, will be presented by Greg Hathaway, Assistant Director, Clinical Pastoral Education. Feel free to
bring your lunch. FREE for CCHS students!
Basic Phlebotomy Skills for the Healthcare Professional March 27, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., $149, 0.65 CEUs (6.5 class hours). Great
refresher for this valuable skill set. We review the test tubes, additive/anticoagulants, importance of the order of draw, best sites and
sites to avoid, and review techniques using the evacuated tube system, butterfly system, and finger sticks. Contact Lakisha Bennett,
704.355.2663 for registration details.
Save the Date:
Healing Touch, Level 1 April 18 - 19, 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m., 18 CEUs. Want to learn ways to decrease stress, minimize and eliminate
pain, improve your sense of well-being? Open to anyone interested in learning about Healing Touch and the benefits for physical, mental,
emotional, and spiritual health. Student rate: $295.00 (includes notebook and technique cards). Contact Lakisha Bennett,
704.355.2663 for registration details.
We Need You!
The College has a rich history of alumni interaction and participation. One of the many aspects of alumni involvement with the college is to help fund the endowment. Last year, we blew our goal
away by raising over $15,500 – and that was all because of our
AMAZING student volunteers! Let’s do it again in 2013. Each evening March 18, 19 and 20, the college needs students from each
program to volunteer with the alumni phone-a-thon. It is a great
opportunity to help the college, participate in a worthy cause, and
win PRIZES! Each evening, there will be dinner at 5:00 p.m., a training session at 5:30 p.m., and calling from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. To volunteer, go to the information portal and click on the business office
information page, click on the phone-a-thon photo and enroll – or - contact Susan Patterson
([email protected]) or Jill Powell ([email protected]) for details.
Don’t miss out on being a part of this great tradition!
Page 6 Student Success Corner
For study tips, information about peer tutoring, or questions about any of the items below, contact Nancy Watkins, Student Success Coordinator, Student Success Center, room 213, 704-355-4025, [email protected].
Study Tip of the Month Have you checked out the Student Support page on the Information Portal lately? NEW on the Support page:
Success tips for NUR 202 provided by former students!
Success tips for intermediate nursing provided by current students!
New video explaining exciting research on managing test anxiety!
Nursing instructor Susan Patterson modeling Emotional Freedom Technique to manage stress!
Click on Student Resources, then on Student Support to see these and other success tips as well as job search resources.
Recruiting Peer Tutors! Do you enjoy helping other students learn? Do you want to keep past course material fresh in your mind? Are
you looking for a flexible service opportunity you can arrange around your schedule and priorities? Consider becoming a Carolinas College Peer Tutor! If you’ve earned an “A” or a “B” in a course and feel you could help another student with some academic coaching,
please contact Nancy Watkins.
Continuing Education Fair at new site this spring!
Mercy School of Nursing will host a joint continuing education fair with Carolinas College this semester. The date is tentatively set for
Monday, April 8 from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00. p.m. Mark your calendar and stay tuned for soon-to-be-released details about plans for making
this an enjoyable and rewarding mini-field trip for Carolinas College students!
Also coming this spring:
Information sessions for fall, 2013 NUR 202 students as well as students transitioning to intermediate nursing in the summer semester
Student Employment Opportunities If you’re interested in part-time/PRN employment with CMC, look for Jacquelynn Williams, our Hu-
man Resources Recruitment Specialist, in the lobby on March 11, 10:00 - 12:00, in the main lobby. Contact information: Jacquelynn
Williams, 704.631.0314, or [email protected].
TST Clinic On Site
TST (Tuberculin Skin Test) is required annually during your birthday month for all CCHS healthcare students. You can opt to get the test
as much as 90 days in advance of your birthday. Free TST’s are available at CCHS and through CHS. TST’s will be available in the college lobby on March 18, 11:15 - 11:45 AM. If you are unable to take advantage of this due to scheduling conflicts, you may go to the
employee health office in the CMC Annex Building across from the CMC ED for your free TST, M - F, 7:30 - 4:30.
WOW! These Folks Are Amazing!
Part of a culture of excellence is recognizing others. The following Faculty/Staff…
CCHS students or staff were recognized recently for their WOW Administration: Pat Lewis
deeds…
Nursing: Mary Griffin, Lori Hight, Meredith Hirsch, and Claudette
Kaveler
Students…
Nursing: Maggie Echeandia, Alison Thornburg, Amy Ruth, Heather
Alcock, McKenzie Masters, Mandy Ferguson and Andrea Johnson
New to the Information Portal - CCHS Student Marketplace
Created by the Student Government Association, this page has a variety of options to
suit your every need. Take advantage of this great tool and let SGA know of additional
Topics to you’d like to see included.
Login to the Information Portal, Click on Student Resources and then Student Marketplace.
Topic 1: Buying or Selling Textbooks/Course Supplies
Topic 2: Discussions and Announcements
Topic 3: Services and Assistance
Miscellaneous Items for Sale
Topic 4: Housing and Roommate Availability
Page 7 Important Dates to Remember...(all items described in detail in this newsletter)
March 2
March 4
March 4 - 8
March 5
March 6
March 10
March 11
March 12
March 13
March 14
March 15
March 16
March 18
March 18 - 20
March 20
BCLS for the Healthcare Provider
Online Registration Information and Course Listing
Available Via College Email
SPRING BREAK - NO CLASSES
EAP Webinar, Anger Management
Full Spring Midterms
Daylight Savings Time Begins - Turn Your Clocks
FORWARD One Hour
Spring II Classes Begin
HR Rep On Site
PTK Bake Sale and Clothing Drive
Admissions Information Session
PTK Volunteers at the Charlotte Men’s Shelter
EAP Webinar, Anger Management
Information Session for Intermediate Nursing Students
Interested in Clinical Elective
PTI General Meeting
BCLS for the Healthcare Provider
Open Forum with President Sheppard
SGA Wellness Fair
Student Life Committee Sponsored “St Patrick’s Day
Green” Celebration
TST Clinic On Site
Annual Alumni Fundraiser Phone-a-thon
BLS Renewal
March 21
March 25
March 26
March 27
March 28
March 29
SNA General Meeting
Chaplain’s Grand Rounds, The Crisis of Mental Illness
for the Community
Online Registration for Nursing, Radiological Tech,
Radiation Therapy , and Surgical Technology
BCLS for the Healthcare Provider
Admissions Information Session
EAP Webinar, Anger Management
Basic Phlebotomy Skills for the Healthcare Professional
Sonis Text Messaging System Test
Last Day to Withdraw - Full Spring
College Closed - Good Friday Holiday
Save the Date:
April 1
April 6
April 8
April 11
April 18 - 19
Online Registration for General Studies and Pre-Nursing
Program Students Begins
Day of Service/Celebration
Continuing Education Fair
Emergency Notification Test
Healing Touch, Level I
First Day of Spring!!!!
Have a Safe, Happy
Spring Break!
Carolinas College of Health Sciences
1200 Blythe Blvd.
PO Box 32861
Charlotte, NC 28232
Editor:
[email protected]
Phone: 704.355.5043
Fax: 704.355.5967
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