The Sandhills Community College A2A program director role is now filled by Emily Waldrop, who will lead efforts to expand access to education and career pathways for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Sandhills Community College A2A program director role is now filled by Emily Waldrop, who will lead efforts to expand access to education and career pathways for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Access to Achievement (A2A) program connects students with training, credentials, and real-world job opportunities across Moore County and the Sandhills region.
What the A2A Program Offers
Under the leadership of the new Sandhills Community College A2A program director, the program will continue to grow its mission of supporting inclusive education.
Students can access resources, workforce training, and career development opportunities without needing formal documentation, making the program more accessible.
Building Workforce Connections
The Sandhills Community College A2A program director will also focus on strengthening partnerships with local businesses to create apprenticeships and job placements.
Events like “Empower to Work” highlight how inclusive hiring can benefit both employers and employees.
Local Impact in Moore County
For communities like Southern Pines, Aberdeen, and Pinehurst, the program represents a major step forward in workforce development.
The Sandhills Community College A2A program director aims to help students build independence, gain credentials, and enter meaningful careers.
To learn more about the program, visit the official Sandhills Community College website.
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