For the college's coronavirus updates, please visit www.cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
As of March 18, Central Piedmont Community College suspended classes that require face-to-face, in-person instruction until further notice. College faculty and staff are working to move as many classes as possible to online delivery, with these online classes re-starting on March 23.
All Central Piedmont classes that can be offered remotely will be provided via online delivery. All classes that require in-person instruction will be suspended for now.
Central Piedmont remains open, however, its campuses and centers will be accessible only to employees whose presence is required to perform essential functions related to the operations and business of the college.
Read the complete message at cpcc.edu/coronavirus.
Student Life
At Central Piedmont, your education is more than what you learn in class. The options for getting involved are endless.
All Student Life staff are working remotely during the coronavirus situation. If you need immediate assistance, please email student.life@cpcc.edu or leave a message at 704.330.6584.
Find a club to join, talk to the Student Life representative on your campus to join Student Government Association, attend an event, or get involved at your campus. Central Piedmont has over 70 clubs and organizations that you can choose from, as well as honor societies, fitness and recreation, service learning, and leadership opportunities.
Get the Student Newsletter
Subscribe to Central Piedmont Today and stay up-to-date on events, exhibitions, news about your peers, and more.
Student Life, Service Learning, and Mentoring and Bridge Events Calendar
Use the following calendar to find upcoming student events and activities. Be sure to also check out the college events calendar.
Constitution Day
The U.S. Department of Education recognizes September 17 as Constitution Day and Citizenship Day in commemoration of the September 17, 1787 signing of the United States Constitution. Every public institution is asked to host an educational program about the Constitution on this date.
At Central Piedmont, Constitution Day programs have included a variety of subjects, such as:
- panelists in local media discussing the First Amendment
- slavery and the Thirteenth Amendment
- an exploration of immigration and the Constitution
- public readings of the entire Constitution
- voter rights, as written in the Constitution
Please refer to the Student Life events calendar during the middle of September for information on our annual Constitution Day program.