An original stained glass piece by artist and NCC Administrative Secretary Denise Hill was recently submitted as part of an art exhibition at the North Carolina Community College System Office in Raleigh. Denise works in the Office of the Dean of Instruction.

Her art titled "Interlocking Joy" is one of more than 100 pieces of art including paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics, drawings, mixed media, stained glass, needlework, basket and double-weave cotton textiles.  

The North Carolina Community College System Office began the annual art exhibition in 1998 as a way to display and encourage the talents of community college artists. 

The art is exhibited throughout the Caswell Building, located at 200 W. Jones Street, in downtown Raleigh and is open for public viewing.

Hill was the 2010 Nash Community College Staff Award recipient and has been employed with the college since 2001.

NCC Administrative Secretary Denise Hill's "Interlocking Joy" stained glass piece is part of the 2011 North Carolina Community College System Office Art Exhibition.

Plant Leaders Visit Machining Department  

NCC Machining Technology instructor George Shook speaks with Cummins Rocky Mount Engine Plant representatives (clockwise, from left): Machining Business Manager, Business B Calvin Ballance, NCC Machining Instructor Justin Cole, Machining Business Manager, Business A Ralph Emerson, and Machining Director & Deputy Plant Manager Stephane Williams.