NTHS Officers
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Officers of the National Technical Honor Society at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton installed recently, pictured from left, are Megan Shelton, president, Tony Whiting, vice president, both of Washington County; Amanda McCloud, secretary, Phyllis Issacs, treasurer, both of Johnson County; and Jamie Farmer and Amy Case, historians, both of Carter County.
NTHS Induction
Twelve students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton recently.
They are Tammy Laws, Evelyn Chesser and Amy Case from Carter county; Lisa Stout, Phyllis Isaacs and Michael Parlier from Johnson county; Frieda Shaffer and Tara Mitchell from Sullivan county; Judy Tilson of Unicoi county; and Megan Shelton, Lisa Ford and Mary Blender from Washington county.
Membership in NTHS is limited to students with a 95 overall grade point average, no attendance policy violations, who are nominated by a faculty member. Faculty advisors are Sandy Barker, Patricia Henderson and Wanda Jones.
New Diesel Powered Equipment Instructor |
John Lee came to the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton from Carl Gregory Inc., Johnson City, where he worked as diesel technician. He has 11 years experience in diesel technology and is a graduate of Wise County Vocational Technical School , Wise, Va. , and Auto-Diesel College , Nashville, Tennessee. He is a Certified Ford and Chrysler Diesel Technician with an Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Masters' Certificate. He has also worked as an assistant service manager and service consultant at Tri-Cities Nissan in Johnson City, Tennessee.
NTHS Members on July 23, 2009
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Pictured, front row, from left, Mary Blender, Amy Case, Evelyn Chesser, Lisa Ford, Bethany Dugger, Phyllis Isaacs, Tammy Laws and Tara Mitchell; back row, from left, Freida Shaffer, Megan Shelton, Joy Gunning, Lisa Stout, Judy Tilson, Tony Whiting, Christina Alexander, Natasha Winborn, Khristi Bowling, Ashlee Wilson, Jaime Farmer, Cindy Brown, Vera Dinsmore, Amanda McCloud and Anna Lewis.
Nurse Aide Training
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Pictured are the July 9 graduates of the Nurse Aide Training Program at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton. They are, front row, from left, Mark Hartley, Kathy Greene, Dinah J. Blair, Sonya Johnson and Kenneth Hudson, all of Carter county; standing, from left, Barbara Benfield, instructor, Whitney D. Lewis, Stacey Lyons and Samara Miller, all of Washington county; Sheri Hall and Ashley Pierson of Sullivan county, and Nicole Sexton of Greene county. A high school diploma or GED is not required to enroll in the course.
High School CNA Grads
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Twelve Carter County high school students graduated from the Nurse Aide Training Program at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton on June 25 after completing 135 hours of training after regular school hours. They are, front row, from left, Sara Goodwin, Morgan McLaughlin, Rachel Fearns, Whitney Thomas, Brittany Thomas and Wendy Wright, LPN, instructor; back row, from left, are Elizabeth Lyle, Daniel Estep, Katie Lyons, Ashley Price, Amber Clawson and Mindy Hill. The Runway After School Program was financed with unclaimed Tennessee lottery funds. The training program prepares students for the state exam to become a Certified Nurse Aide and provides necessary skills for job opportunities in a health care facility.
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