GADSDEN STATE HEALTH SCIENCES DIVISION HOLDS PINNING CEREMONY
GADSDEN, ALA. – The Gadsden State Community College Division of Health Sciences recognized students earning their associate degree in registered nursing during a recent pinning ceremony.
The 2022 program graduates are:
ALEXANDRIA – Alan Lemire, Misty Rosser
ALTOONA – Amber Nash
ATTALLA – Robbie Bush, Tonya Harwood, Brian Galimore, Scotty Smith
BOAZ – Alyssa Ellis
BOWDON, GA. – Chandler Stephens, Morgan Wood
CARTERSVILLE, GA. – Amanda Messer
CENTRE – Tessa West
FRUITHURST – Makayla Ollis
GADSDEN – Ryanne Gaskins, Angel Harvey, Spencer Higgins, Brianna Voytek
GLENCOE – Autumn Robershaw
JACKSONVILLE – Mallory Bell, Ericka Calderon, Britney Martin
OHATCHEE – Jessica Moore
OXFORD – Jose Olivares
PIEDMONT – Tristen Barnwell
RAGLAND – Tiffany Bowman
RAINBOW CITY – Kristina Blume, Josh Hamilton
ROME, GA. – Bryan Gilmore, Dalina McCarley, Kirsten Schabert
SAKS – Julia Hall
SOUTHSIDE – Caitlin Clem
SPRINGVILLE – Sheyanne Butler, Avery Kelley
WEDOWEE – Darciss Walker
WOODLAND – Casey Daniel, Cammie Jordan
Students presented with awards for achievement during the ceremony included Roberta Bush, recipient of the highly-coveted Florence Nightingale Award, which recognizes those who are the most committed to caring and compassionate nursing care. She was also the featured student speaker at the pinning ceremony. tippmix eredménye
The Excellence in Academic Achievement Award recognizes the nursing graduate having the highest grade point average. The spring 2022 recipient was Ericka Calderon. sportfogadás újság megjelenése
Tristen Barnwell, Sheyanne Butler, Brian Galimore, Josh Hamilton, Spencer Higgins and Darciss Walker, all received the Academic Achievement Award, recognizing those students with above-average grades and performance.
Kristina Blume and Roberta Bush were recognized as Alabama Area Health Education Center Scholars after completing the AHEC-sponsored program. The program is designed to enhance the education and training of current health science students committed to serving Alabama’s rural and underserved populations. sportfogadás tippek elemzések AHEC Scholars participate in a two-year program completing both academic and community-based experiential training over and above their regular curricula with a focus on preparing them to care for Alabama’s medically needy populations. During this time, AHEC Scholars engage in team-based clinical experiences to enhance their knowledge and competence in the core areas of inter-professional education, behavioral health integration, social determinants of health, cultural competency, practice transformation and current and emerging health issues.