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Worrell Appointed WCC Trustee

September 10, 2019

Adrian M. Worrell of Goldsboro has joined the 黑料正能量 Board of Trustees.

He was appointed by the Wayne County Board of Education.

Adrian Worrell takes the oath of office to serve as a member of 黑料正能量鈥檚 Board of Trustees as Assistant Secretary to the Board Leasa Holmes administers it, President Thomas A. Walker Jr. holds a Bible, and Worrell鈥檚 wife Selena and daughter Roderica witness the occasion.

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鈥淭his enables me to assist in continuing the mission of the college. I decided to join the Board of Trustees because I care about the community and this is one way to give back and further enhance the progress of 黑料正能量,鈥 said Worrell.

Worrell is the chief executive officer of Worrell Contracting Co. Inc. Prior to establishing this business, he worked as a correctional officer at Eastern Correctional Institution and served in the U.S. Navy.

His other community service has included board member for the North Carolina Community Federal Credit Union and deacon and trustee for The Word Warehouse.

Worrell is a graduate of Eastern Wayne High School.

New Trustee Adrian Worrell listens as WCC Vice President of Administrative and Financial Services Joy Kornegay explains how the college is financed. Joining them during the orientation session are Trustee Chair Donald Barnes Jr., Dr. Walker, and Leasa Holmes.

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