29 Students Inducted into Honor Society at ATC
Jesup, GA - Twenty-nine students were inducted into the Altamaha Technical College's chapter of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS). NTHS is an honor society for high school and college students who choose technical careers. NTHS requires at least a 3.5 scholastic average and students must exhibit high moral qualities such as honesty, responsibility, citizenship, leadership and service skills and knowledge of their chosen career. NTHS advisor Lynne Groover said, “"These are some of our most outstanding students. They have attained excellence in their studies and demonstrated character.” Inductees were congratulated and presented their NTHS certificate by ATC President Lorette Hoover and given NTHS materials by either Tracy Brummett, Director of Student Activities or their program advisor.
Students interested in joining Altamaha Technical College's National Technical Honor Society must have at least 24 credit hours, a 3.5 GPA and be nominated by their advisor.
Shown at the ceremony, from left to right, front row, are: Owen Herrington, Rebecca Herrington, Dolreise Loughrey, Jada Smith, ATC President Lorette Hoover, NTHS Advisor Lynne Groover. Middle row, left to right – ATC Director of Student Activities Tracy Brummett, ATC Instructor Cora Lytle, Ava Deverger, Regina Lewis, Veltrice Buckhannan-Pratt, and ATC Instructor Sheryl Nipper. Back row, left to right – ATC Instructor Ed Moore, Chapter President Olivia Linder, Sheila Carter, Robert Soper, Charlie Seay Jr., F. Trent Chappell, and ATC Instructor Mandy Wright.
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