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| March 11 Graduates |
Nurse Aide Training
Pictured are the March 11 graduates of the Nurse Aide Training Program at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton. They are, seated, from left, Lynn Riddle, Debbie Bishop, Rose Smith, Miranda Sears, Melissa Miller and Amber Shell, all of Carter County; standing, from left, are Barbara Benfield, instructor; Dianna Petty, Amanda Parlier, Larry Miller, Adam Bennett, James Greer, Adam Mathes and Heath Orr, all of Washington County.
The 135-hours of training covers state regulations mandated by the Tennessee Department of Health and Environment. The course prepares students for the state exam to become a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) and employment in a health care facility. No high school diploma or GED is required to enroll in the course.
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| February 6 Graduates |
Nurse Aide Training
Pictured are the Feb. 6 graduates of the Nurse Aide Training Program at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton. They are, seated from left, Glenda Buckles, Julie Hughes, Pam Greene, Angela Grant and Natalie Cornett, all of Carter County; standing, from left, are Barbara Benfield, instructor, Christofer Heath Gervin, Leah Wolff and Kenny Lydick, all of Carter County; Roxie Breeding and Vickie Lovell of Washington County; and Nicholas Monteforte of Bristol, Va.
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| Outstanding Millwright Skills Graduate: Kenny Stout |
Outstanding Millwright Skills Graduate
Ronnie White, Millwright Skills instructor at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton, pictured on the right, presents Kenny Stout of Carter County a precision level donated by Voelzow & Company of Wingate, N.C. The precision level, used in millwright work, is donated each year to an outstanding graduate at TTC-Elizabethton, selected by his peers, who is entering the workforce.
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| National Technical Honor Society Inductees |
National Technical Honor Society Inductees
Pictured, front row, from left, Katherine Joy Gunning, Jamie Farmer, Bethany Dugger, Vera Dinsmore, Cindy Brown, Kristi Bowling, and Christina Alexander; back row, from left, Natasha Winborn, Ashley Wilson, Tony Whiting, Linda Trott, Christy Smith, Melissa Moa, Amanda McCloud, Amanda Litz and Anna Libby Lewis.
Sixteen students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton recently.
By county, they are: Carter-Christina Alexander, Kristi Bowling, Bethany Dugger, Jamie Farmer, Amanda Litz, Christy Smith, and Linda Trott. Johnson-Cindy Brown and Amanda McCloud. Sullivan-Vera Dinsmore. Unicoi-Ashley Wilson. Washington-Katherine Joy Gunning, Anna Libby Lewis, Melissa Moa, Tony Whiting and Natasha Winborn.
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.