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March 03, 2008

 

Gwinnett Tech Awards Scholarships to Top Technical Education Students

High School Technical Education Students & Teachers Honored

Gwinnett Technical College has awarded scholarships to the county's top technical education students, honoring four winners and technical education students and teachers from each county high school at a campus banquet this week.

This annual recognition, which names the county's Technical Education Students and Teachers of the Year, takes place in February, during Technical Education Month. The banquet was held on Monday, February 25, at the Busbee Center at Gwinnett Technical College.

The recognition process began at each local high school with teachers nominating outstanding students in the technical education program. Nominated students then submitted a portfolio to a review committee, which was composed of Gwinnett Tech instructors. As part of the process, the nominated student selects a teacher from their local school who he/she feels had the most impact on their preparation for postsecondary training and/or the workforce. The program recognizes a student from each high school, including Buford High, but culminates in the selection of four county-level winners who are awarded a scholarship from Gwinnett Tech.

This year's county honorees are:

  • Camly Nguyen of Meadowcreek High, First Place and Teacher Debbie Grant of Meadowcreek High
     
  • Thomas Terrell of Grayson High, Second Place and Teacher Charles Kachmar of Grayson High
     
  • Joshua Garriss of Grayson High Technical Education Program, Third Place and Teacher Janet Felts of Grayson High Technical Education Program
     
  • Chance Belcher of Maxwell High School of Technology, Fourth Place and Teacher Abdul Roux of Maxwell High School of Technology

The first place winner earned a $1,000 scholarship, while the three other county winners each received a $500 scholarship. Prior to their recognition at the county level, the four students were honored as their local school's winner. Other local school honorees included:

  • Michael Pantelakis of Berkmar High and Teacher Gail Green of Berkmar High
     
  • Deborah Greason of Brookwood High and Teacher Janet Blouin of Brookwood High
     
  • Jasmine Dixon of Central Gwinnett High and Teacher Alyene Burnett of Central Gwinnett High
     
  • Larinska Urbano of Collins Hill High and Teacher Mary Ann Hale of Collins Hill High
     
  • Yvonne Monsalve of Dacula High and Teacher Heather Williams of Dacula High
     
  • Ashley Donau of Duluth High and Lisa Dangler of Duluth High
     
  • Corey Brown of Mill Creek High and Teacher Kristy Heath of Mill Creek High
     
  • Lindsey Summer of Norcross High and Teacher Jenelle Smith of Norcross High
     
  • Katelyn Siegel of North Gwinnett High and Teacher Dr. Jacqueline Huffman of North Gwinnett High
     
  • Grace Burke of Parkview High and Teacher Tammy Thomas of Parkview High
     
  • Ryan Brown of Peachtree Ridge High and Teacher Eric Stoker of Peachtree Ridge High
     
  • Dezman Ramsey of Shiloh High and Teacher Dr. Sidney Rabsatt of Shiloh High
     
  • Crisi Livermore of South Gwinnett High and Teacher Tara Haynes of South Gwinnett High

This is the second year that Gwinnett County's top technical education students and teachers were honored through this program.

For more information about enrollment at Gwinnett Tech or about any of the college's more than 45 program options, call 770-962-7580.

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About Gwinnett Tech
Gwinnett Technical College, one of Georgia's largest technical colleges, is committed to delivering relevant knowledge to meet the workforce training needs of its community. The college offers more than 50 associate degree, diploma and certificate programs and hundreds of seminars, workshops and courses providing specialized training. GTC is Gwinnett County's largest provider of corporate training and now serves residents and businesses in north Fulton County. Gwinnett Technical College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the associate degree. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097,404-679-4500, www.sacscoc.org for questions about the accreditation of Gwinnett Technical College. For more information, visit www.GwinnettTech.edu.


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