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RichmondCC, Fayetteville Tech partner to provide specialized training programs

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Sisters building dream careers after graduating RichmondCC Substation Program

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Four RichmondCC substation students ready to start careers with Duke Energy

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Dr. Dale McInnis, president of Richmond Community College, and Bryan Terry, program coordinator for the Electric Utility Substation & Relay Technology program, present Nicholas Vue with the Academic Excellence Award for 2022.

Substation student wins Academic Excellence Award at RichmondCC

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Richmond Community College graduate Mikale McLendon joined Dominion Energy upper managers Jack Rackoski and Jim Levanseller to help recruit for the company at the Power the World Career Fair.

Two substation grads return for recruitment at RichmondCC career fair

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Kyla Dial is the electronic instrument operator technician at the liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Robeson County. She is a 2020 graduate of Richmond Community College’s Electric Utility Substation & Relay Technology program.

RichmondCC Substation graduate plays important role at new Robeson LNG plant

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Electric Utility Substation & Relay Technology graduate Sandy Guinn was back at Richmond Community College recruiting for Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories during the Power the World Career Fair in March. Guinn was hired by SEL the semester before he graduated from the substation program in 2017.

RichmondCC substation graduate enjoying working for a global leader

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David McNeill, district manager for Duke Energy, (left) holds an oversized check with Dr. Dale McInnis, president of Richmond Community College, representing the $50,000 grant Duke is awarding the Electric Utility Substation and Relay Technology program. Pictured with them are college faculty, staff and EUSRT students.

Duke Energy Foundation grant supports growing substation program

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