Moultrie Tech Inducts 30 into Honor Society
Moultrie Technical College inducted 30 of its most accomplished students into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) on June 13 at the College’s ceremonies in Moultrie and Tifton. Inducted students represent the college’s four-county service area of Colquitt, Tift, Turner and Worth.
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Several of the Moultrie Campus ceremony inductees pictured, left to right, on the front row, are MTC Honor Society advisor Udella Spicer, inductees Kelli A. Ruzzo, Elizabeth Stinebaugh, William Robinson and Selena Branch. Pictured on the second row, left to right, are inductees Vicki L. Grace, Amber J. Keigans, James E. Suggs, Jr. and Cassidy “Cass” L. Boatner. |
Tifton Campus ceremony inductees pictured, left to right, front row, are MTC Honor Society advisor Udella Spicer, Rebecca Michelle Wilkerson, Dana Lynn-Alexandra Spradley, Sherry Elaine Rainey, Andre Ransom, Thomas LeRoy Romig, Jamese Lautrac Patterson and Katherine T. Weeks. Pictured, left to right, second row, are Dolores Ann Bradley, Lorain W. Feagin, Melissa Wade Griffin, Stacy Earl Beard and Gary Lewis Smith. Not pictured is David R. Groover, Jr. |
NTHS is a non-profit honor organization for students enrolled in occupational and technical programs at the college level.
President Tina Anderson, Vice President of Student Affairs Leigh Wallace, Executive Vice President Jim Glass, and Director of Library Services and NTHS advisor Udella Spicer assisted with the induction ceremony.
NTHS inductees must be diploma or degree seeking students, have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.75, have completed at least 45 credit hours, have a satisfactory work ethics evaluation and be nominated by a Moultrie Technical College instructor.
Benefits of NTHS membership include special recognition at graduation, a diploma seal and letters of recommendation to potential employers when students begin their job searches following graduation.
According to the national office of NTHS, many employers specifically seek new hires through the organization because of the high level of work ethics and intelligence found in its members.
This year’s inductees are Accounting students Amber Jewell Keigans, Dana Lynn-Alexandra Spradley and Rebecca Michelle Wilkerson; Automotive Collision Repair student James Edward Suggs, Jr.; Automotive Technology students John Charles Bruns, Jerry Paul Henson and Lewis Eugene Martin; Business Administrative Technology students Dolores Ann Bradley, Vicki Lynn Grace, Melissa Wade Griffin, Lorain W. Feagin, Sherry Elaine Rainey, Kelli Alisha Ruzzo and Katherine T. Weeks; Computer Networking Specialist students Stacy Earl Beard, David R. Groover, Jr., Andre Ransom and Thomas LeRoy Romig; Criminal Justice Technology students Shannon Melialani Bell, Anthony Blake Livings, Maria Criselda Perez and William Dexter Robinson; Early Childhood Care and Education students Jamese Lautrac Patterson and Gary Lewis Smith; Marketing Management students Cassidy Lynn Boatner, Trudy L. Lambert and Elizabeth Frances Stinebaugh; Neuromuscular Therapist students Brooklyn Paige McCracken and Kandis Nicole York; and Radiologic Technology student Selena Dianne Branch.
