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Technology Center honors 33 graduates

Thirty-three students received 35 diplomas during recent ceremonies marking graduation for the spring trimester at Tennessee Technology Center at McMinnville.

Director Andy Forrester recognized 15 graduates of the practical nursing program and five graduates in medical assistant. Four students in industrial maintenance, two in electronics technology, and one each in automotive technology and machine tool technology also completed. Five students in business systems technology earned seven diplomas.

Eighteen of the graduates are Warren County residents.

Practical nursing graduates include Candy Collett, Rhonda Lawson, Kathy Neal, Alysia Powers, Hobert Stewart, Susan Walker, and Amanda Whalen.

Tonnette Boyd and Bethany Hale graduated from the medical assistant program. Dusty Rice completed machine tool technology. Scott Leonard, Christopher Mullican, Timothy Woodlee, and Stacey Young earned diplomas in industrial maintenance. Megan Hillis completed requirements for two diplomas in business systems technology. Devon Hill, Naoma Parsley, and Nicole Whittley also graduated from BST.

In addition, 36 Warren County students completed work for certificates that lead to diplomas. TTC McMinnville students completed their first term under the new trimester system on April 20.

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