Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC
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Thursday, May 11-May 17, 2023 www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 21 Street What's some of the best advice your mom gave you? By Jean Gordon J Talk Helen White — She told me, "If you can't say something good about someone, don't say anything." Faith Eurgoe — Treat others the way you want to be treated. Amy Cochran — Kindness fi rst. Lux Hodge — Follow your heart. Ryan Hodge — Be nice to others. Nathaniel Twitty — Do good in life. 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AT CAROLINA CAROLINA CLASSIFIEDS.COM CLASSIFIEDS.COM --OR-- --OR-- CALL CALL 828-248-1408 828-248-1408 Mail to: 157 West Main Street, Forest City, NC 28043 Dozens of Isothermal Community College's fi nest students were praised for their exceptional academic efforts last week. The annual Awards Day ceremony was held on Thursday, April 27, at the Performing Arts and Conference Center. Dr. Margaret Annunziata, the college's president, welcomed the audience of students, friends, family, faculty and staff. This year's Academic Excellence Award went to Kimberly Trivette. The award is the highest honor given to an Isothermal student each year. Special recognition was also given to Adrian Newton, the student who was the college's nominee for the Dallas Herring Award, a prestigious state- level honor. Francisco Chavez was recognized as the nominee for the North Carolina Community College System's Gov. Bob Scott Student Leadership Award. The William V. Lee Scholarship for a student in the fi eld of criminal justice was awarded to Ryan Justin Lail. Kaylee Hampton and Amitra Tutt were recognized as recipients of the State Employees Credit Union Scholarships. Members of this year's Student Government Association were also recognized and thanked. They are: Francisco Chavez, president; Keith Wilson, vice president; Angela Ekstrom, secretary; Kimberly Trivette, Engineering & Applied Sciences senator; Aretha Edgerton, Business Sciences senator; Kara McCurry, Nursing senator; Wesley Elam, Broadcasting and CSI senator; Triston Simon, Machining senator; Jade Treece, Cosmetology senator; Joe Burton ECO Club senator; Kevin Juarez, FBLA senator; and Lisandra Hernandez-Cruz, Peer 2 Peer senator. Many other awards were given that evening, each to a student who has distinguished himself or herself in their academic endeavors. The Learning College Student of the Semester Awards were presented by Dr. Greg Thomas, vice president of Academic and Student Affairs. The program awards were presented by the faculty members who nominated the various students. The awarded were presented to: Students of the Semester Debbie Hendrick, Academic Development; Paige Sutherland, Academic Development; Jason Paredes, Applied Sciences and Engineering Technologies; Abril Walker, Applied Sciences and Engineering Technologies; Kaylee Hampton, Business Sciences; Sarah Gray, Business Sciences; Maacah E. Oakes, Arts and Sciences; Rebekah Oakes, Arts and Sciences; Kinsley Paxton King, CCP College Transfer; Emily Chiqui- Conder, Health and Public Services; Seth Jackson, Health and Public Services; Jamie Phillips, Health and Public Services; Ty Gibson, Career Technical Pathway; Courtney Card, College and Career Readiness; Lindsey Gantt, College and Career Readiness; Debbie Crist, Occupational Education, Polk; Camille Alesia Ratliff, Occupational Education, Rutherford; Caroline King, Rutherford Early College High School and Elizabeth S. Lopez, Polk County Early College. Departmental Outstanding Students Arts and Sciences: Nathan Cox, and Kelly Newberry; Applied Sciences and Engineering Technologies, Wesley Elam, and Zack Probst; Business Sciences, Anna Lin Senter; Health and Public Services and Michaela Parton, and Darius "Rocky" Williams. Program Awards Self-Enrichment Award: Academic Development – Ashley Rang; Art – Audrey Doyle; Biology – Allison Bach; Biology: Pre-Allied Health – Francis Mendoza; General Chemistry – David Ayden Hawkins; Freshman English – Zaida Rosanne Cilone; Sophomore English – Melody Maishman; Humanities – Emma Hoosier; Health Education – Lirah Wiggen; Mathematics – Mark Watt; Music – AshLynn Mathis; General Physics – Kelly Newberry; Public Speaking – Itzel Avellaneda- Cruz; Sociology – Christina L. Thomas; Spanish – Adrienne Batchelor; Accounting and Economics – Sadie McBrayer; Agribusiness Technology – Crystal Nicole "Nickie" Hudson; Business Administration – Candace Hooper; Equine Business – Anna Lin Senter ; Information Technology Game and Simulation – Perrin Swafford; Medical Offi ce Administration – Ashlyn Cox; Associate Degree Nursing – Israel Roman; Criminal Justice – Brandon Rothrock; Associate of Arts Teacher Preparation – Carley Lawter; Cosmetology – Mikayla Ledford; Dental Assisting – Mikisha Akers; Early Childhood Education – Jessica Marrow; Esthetics – Madolyn Sain Hoots; Human Services Technology – Allison-Joy Allen; Practical Nursing – Latoria "Tori" Miller; Advertising and Graphic Design – Kaylee Oakes; Broadcasting and Production Technology – Amanda Waller; Computer Engineering Technology – Caleb M. Woods; Electronics Engineering Technology – Francisco H. Chavez; Welding Technology – Julius Tolar and Mechanical Engineering – Tristan Mistler. Isothermal's outstanding students recognized at Awards Day ceremony Article Provided By: Jean Gordon. Photo Contributed.