What's Going on at Central Piedmont

No classes; all campus departments and buildings closed. The college will resume normal operations on Tuesday, May 26.

In the event of an emergency, please contact College Security Services.

Faculty and staff can find future calendars in the employee intranet.

The Workforce Scholarships (formerly GEER) help community college students enrolling in continuing education (CE) courses and high-demand workforce training programs that lead to a state or industry-recognized credential. 

If you have any questions, email Sheila Funderburke.

Location: Please check back.

Are you a Central Piedmont student seeking a mentor, leadership opportunities, or a peer support system during your time as a student? The Umentoring mentoring program may be just what you are looking for!

Umentoring provides all-around mentoring and service for any student, male or female, who wants a little extra support to help you with whatever your goal is at Central Piedmont. The program is open to male and female students enrolled in for-college-credit courses. We offer comprehensive activities that promote your personal development, academic improvement, and other social and educational advancement needs to help you realize your goals.

Join us at a virtual information session to learn more about who your Umentoring mentor could be, how you're matched with a mentor, the benefits of joining, and how to apply for Umentoring.

Join us at our upcoming information session.

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Levine Campus
Building I, Room 2105
2800 Campus Ridge Road
Matthews, NC 28105

During this session, you will learn about:

• program structure and expectations
• North Carolina state requirements for certification
• payment options, VA assistance programs
• BLET sponsorship opportunities
• part-time and full-time class options
• career pathways and law enforcement employment opportunities
• application process and important deadlines
• college credit hours for BLET course completion

Seating is limited and sessions fill quickly. RSVP is required.

Register Now

Your financial aid refund is how much of your aid you will receive after your tuition, fees, and books for the current academic year are deducted. The actual date that you actually receive your refund is based on the refund preference you selected.

Every for-college-credit course has a 10% point (census date). Refunds are processed throughout the semester based on each course's census date. Review census date information (PDF) or find it on your course syllabus. Financial aid will not be credited to your student account before the census date of each for-college-credit course.

For more information on refunds, including when and how you will get you refund, visit the financial aid awards and refunds page.

Summer 2026 Financial Aid Reimbursement Dates

• June 12, 2026
• July 10, 2026

Faculty and staff can find future calendars in the employee intranet.

Faculty and staff can find future calendars in the employee intranet.