Nash Community College has been approved to participate in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements.
State Authorization is a legal issue dealing with a college’s adherence to state requirements for colleges to secure authorization to offer instruction in that state. Compliance with individual state requirements is now part of the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008, Amended 2010. Institutions offering distance education courses or programs must provide current and prospective students with the contact information for filing complaints with the college, its accrediting agency, and with the state agencies that handle complaints in the students’ state of residence. Nash Community College is authorized to offer online courses to students inÌý, which includes all states except California and also includes Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Registration of students from other states in online courses may require additional time and information so please allow additional time for this process.
Students residing outside of the State of North Carolina while taking online courses from Nash Community College who desire to resolve an academic grievance or complaint should first follow Nash Community College’s Student Complaint Process.
NC Community College System, Nash Community College, and NC Post-Secondary Education Complaint Procedures Nash Community College (°µÍø½ûÇø) is a member of the North Carolina Community College System (°µÍø½ûÇøCS). The Complaint Policy is available for all students to review, however, students are advised to begin the process at the institutional level. Contact:

Wendy Cook, Ph.D.
°µÍø½ûÇø Student Complaint Process
As a matter of practice, Nash Community College believes that most student grievances can be informally resolved. Any student (traditional, non-traditional, distance education, etc.) who has a grievance should express the concern with the appropriate College personnel responsible for the source of the grievance.Ìý
°Õ³ó±ðÌýStudent and Public Grievance/Complaint ProcedureÌýcan be found in the °µÍø½ûÇø Catalog under the Student and Enrollment Services section on pages 118-120.
When informal procedures do not resolve the grievance, currently enrolled students can file a complaint using the student complaint form found under the Forms for Students tab in the MyNash portal.Ìý
State Complaint Process
If a complaint cannot be resolved through the institution’s complaint process, students may file a complaint with the North Carolina Post-Secondary Education Complaints unit. Please reviewÌý, print and complete, and submit the complaint to:
North Carolina Post-Secondary Education Complaints
c/o Student Complaints
UNC System Office
223 S. West Street, Suite 1800; Raleigh NC 27603
For more information, call (919) 962-4550.
Website:Ìý
Students may also file a complaint through SARA-NC. SARA-NC is the portal for North Carolina. Students should follow theÌýÌýand use theÌý.
SARA-NC Contact Information:
SARA North Carolina
North Caroline State Education Assistance Authority
P.O. Box 41349
Raleigh, NC 27629
T: (855) SARA-1-NC (727-2162)
T: (919) 549-8614, ext. 4667
Website:Ìý
Email:Ìýcomplaint@saranc.org
SACSCOC Student Complaint Process
If for some reason the complaint is not satisfactorily resolved, the next step would be to file a complaint with Nash Community College’s accrediting agency. Nash Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees. . Students who file a complaint with the accrediting agency should follow theÌý. The contact information for SACSCOC is:
1866 Southern Lane
Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097
Telephone: 404-679-4500
Website:Ìý
Curriculum Program Disclosures
Students may view the disclosure for each program or certificate to know which state Nash Community College curriculum:
- meets state educational requirements for licensure or certification
- does not meet state educational requirements for licensure or certification, or
- a determination has not been made whether the program meets state educational requirements for licensure or certification.
The mailing address for all program directors at Nash Community College is:
522 N. Old Carriage Road
P.O. Box 7488
Rocky Mount, NC 27804
Individuals who reside outside of North Carolina and plan to enroll in any Nash Community College course(s), degree and/or certificate program that may lead to professional licensure should contact the state or °µÍø½ûÇø program contact to discuss licensure options prior to enrollment.
| Program Name & Disclosures | Licensure/Certification Organization | °µÍø½ûÇø Program Contact |
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Tim Mehus 252-451-8489 tlmehus599@nashcc.edu |
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The Computer Engineering Technology program at °µÍø½ûÇø prepares students to take the CompTIA A+ Certification exam, which is recognized across the United States. However, it’s important to note that this certification is not regulated by individual states. For specific information regarding your state, please contact CompTIA Certifications. |
Wanda Tyson 252-451-8410 whtyson580@nashcc.edu |
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The Computer-Integrated Machining program at °µÍø½ûÇø prepares students to take the NIMS Certification exam, which is recognized across the United States. However, it’s important to note that this certification is not regulated by individual states. For specific information regarding your state, please contact the National Institute for Metalworking Skills. |
Wanda Tyson 252-451-8410 whtyson580@nashcc.edu |
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| Shinese Glass 252-451-82375 stglass444@nashcc.edu |
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| Early Childhood Education | Jodi York (252) 451-8317 jryork519@nashcc.edu |
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| Vincent Hunter 252-451-8305 vjhunter979@nashcc.edu |
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| Michael Varnell 252-451-8312 mlvarnell209@nashcc.edu |
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This course covers the requirements for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification examination 608. Topics include small appliances, high-pressure systems, and low-pressure systems. Upon successfully completing this course, students should be able to demonstrate knowledge of refrigerants and be prepared for the EPA certification examination 608. The CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION carries an ADDITIONAL FEE. For more EPA information, please click . |
Wanda Tyson 252-451-8410 whtyson580@nashcc.edu |
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| Nakisha Floyd 252-451-8299 nwfloyd583@nashcc.edu |
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| Amber Greer 252-451-8333 aagreer137@nashcc.edu |
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| Nakisha Floyd 252-451-8299 nwfloyd583@nashcc.edu |
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| Tammy Wilkins 252-451-8352 tlwilkins106@nashcc.edu |
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| Tammy Wilkins 252-451-8352 tlwilkins@nashcc.edu |
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| Krysti Coppock 252-451-8267 kvcoppock572@nashcc.edu |
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| Wanda Tyson 252-451-8410 whtyson580@nashcc.edu |
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| Vincent Hunter 252-451-8305 vjhunter979@nashcc.edu |
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| Phlebotomy |
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Amber Greer 252-451-8333 aagreer137@nashcc.edu |
| Andrea Milks 252-451-8481 almilks594@nashcc.edu |
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| Krysti Coppock 252-451-8267 |
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| Michael Varnell 252-451-8312 mlvarnell209@nashcc.edu |
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| Gail Harrell 252-451-8211 tgharrell204@nashcc.edu |
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°µÍø½ûÇø’s Welding program prepares students to pass various welding performance tests as welding codes require. Individual states do not regulate this certification. Contact the American Welding Society (AWS) for specific information related to your state. |
Wanda Tyson 252-451-8410 whtyson580@nashcc.edu |
Continuing Education Disclosures
| Program Name & Disclosures | Licensure/Certification Organization | °µÍø½ûÇø Program Contact |
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| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
As per NCDOT: Before escorting oversize / overweight loads in other states, please contact the appropriate states individually for any additional requirements they may have. The following states do not require pilot/escort vehicle operator certification: KY, SC< TN< WV | Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | |
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | |
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
This program prepares students for the exam and is recognized by all US states through the EC-Council. Check your state of operation, as there may be additional requirements at the state level. | Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | |
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
States that do not honor concealed carry permits are California, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, and New York.Ìý Additional state requirements may apply see concealed carry reciprocity by state. | Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | |
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | ||
PTCB Certification is accepted in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, and Puerto Rico. PTCB Certified Pharmacy Technicians (CPhTs) work across the US in a wide range of pharmacy practice settings.Ìý Regulations and requirements for certification, licensure, registration and relicensure vary by state and change on an undefined schedule. Some states have no requirement for technicians to register with the State Board of Pharmacy, while other states have rigorous requirements related to formal education/training, practical experience, and national certification. | Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | |
The ServSafe certification is recognized in most jurisdictions where a Food Protection Manager Certification is required. However, some states have additional requirements, and contact with ServSafe is recommended | Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu | |
| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu |
Ed2Go Program Disclosures
| Program Name & Disclosures | Licensure/Certification Organization | °µÍø½ûÇø Program Contact |
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This course prepares students for the Medical Interpreter Certification Exam. |
Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu |
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Prepares students to sit for CICTM Exam. |
Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu |
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Prepares students to sit for the CMAA National certification exam offered by the , guidelines, and scope of practice laws regarding medical assistants, so it is important to check with one’s own state Board of Health or Medicine. |
Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu |
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This course prepares students for the Medical Interpreter Certification Exam. |
Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu |
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Prepares students for the CompTIA Project+ certification exam. |
Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu |
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| Jonee Callahan 252-451-8349 jdcallahan652@nashcc.edu |
