Davidson-Davie Community College also provides basic skill training and General Educational Development (GED)[5] programs to the public.

The campus also houses an emergency training facility, a walking track, and a small memorial garden.

The two-story Grady Edward Love Learning Resources Center (Library) features Wi-Fi access,[10] a computer lab, and individual study rooms.

The Sinclair building is experiencing significant renovation: modern machining classes and the advanced manufacturing program hosted the Vice President in early spring 2012.

Future plans include athletic fields, additional educational buildings, a renewable pine forest and a sports/conference arena.

The Davie Campus, located on 45 acres (180,000 m2) in Mocksville, North Carolina features three academic buildings.

The Davie campus also fully houses the Cancer Information, Histotechnology, Phlebotomy, Practical Nurse Education and Welding programs.

Services on the Davie campus include a computer lab, library, and several study spaces with vending machines.

An extensive distance learning lab provides access to other courses and programs offered at DCCC or through other locations inside and outside of North Carolina.

The Scholarship Golf Tournament recruits local businesses and community figures to support and sponsor various holes and players.

[21] The other major event, Campus Fund Drive, is a two-week campaign to encourage faculty, staff, and community to donate towards an annual goal.

Alumni are extended various benefits for joining the association including access to campus facilities and services.

These events typically include club fund raisers, games for adults and children, and music.

DDCC's men's basketball and a women's volleyball teams began in 2007 and are part of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).

Player eligibility includes standards established by DDCC and NJCAA such as full-time enrollment of 12 hours or more with satisfactory attendance and grade point averages.