CCC Honors 48 students with National Technical Honor Society induction

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Cleveland Community College honors 48 students at National Technical Honor Society induction ceremony. | CCC

Cleveland Community College — CCC recognized 48 outstanding career and technical education students as the newest inductees into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) during a ceremony held Monday, May 4. The students were selected for membership based on their academic achievement, leadership, and commitment to excellence in their technical education programs.

To qualify for induction into NTHS, students must maintain a minimum 3.0 grade point average, pursue a diploma or degree in a technical education program, and complete at least two courses within their program of study.

“Meeting the requirements for induction into the National Technical Honor Society is no small

accomplishment,” said Susan Randall, department chair of information technology and

mission critical operations, and the co-advisor of CCC’s chapter of NTHS. “Many of these

students are balancing full-time jobs, family responsibilities, and other commitments while

pursuing their education. We are incredibly proud of their hard work and dedication, and we

look forward to seeing the impact they will make in their careers and communities.”

Since 1984, the National Technical Honor Society has honored excellence in career and

technical education at high schools, career centers, community and technical colleges, and

universities across the country. NTHS recognizes more than 50,000 new members annually

and is dedicated to empowering students to develop the technical and academic skills needed to build successful careers and strengthen the workforce.

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The following students were inducted into the Cleveland Community College chapter of the National Technical Honor Society:

Andrew Adams, Donnie Adams, Alexander Algarin, Bethani Allen, Rebecca Arrowood, May Ashe, Tekishia Blaylock, Haley Boice, Makhi Borders, Caylyn Burns, Zorya Burris, James Clayton, Melissa Clinton, Heaven-Leigh Crocker, Destinae Dawkins, Ashlynn Douglas, Andrew Fussell, Hali Gibson, Bryan Hayes, Melanie Holland, Katherine Johnson, Kassie Lambert, Alondra Martinez-Olea, Yasmine McNeely, Malaisha Moore, Mary-Quay Moss, Kendra Murphy, Giuseppe Orlandi, Chae Page, Riley Parker, Zoee Philbeck, Breyanna Phillips, Celia Grace Pribble, Erica Pullen, Aissatou Reyes, Nicholas Robison, Yolanda Roseboro, Shaniqua Ross, Hunter Ruppe, Skyler Sanchez, Quincella Smith, Hannah Swafford, Somer Walls, Damiria White, Tarica Williams, Erin Wilson, Santara Wilson, and Cody Wright.

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