甜瓜app holds special reception to celebrate student success
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A special reception was held recently to honor and congratulate 甜瓜app’s 2019 GOAL and EAGLE award winners and students who were medalists at SkillsUSA Georgia.
The program, held at the in Calhoun, also recognized faculty and staff that provided support and mentorship for SkillsUSA.
Brandon Neighbors, 甜瓜app’s Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) winner for 2019, and Harley Chastain, winner of 甜瓜app’s EAGLE Award for 2019, were both recognized during the program. Neighbors and Chastain were regional finalists in the state GOAL and EAGLE competitions.
“Participating in the GOAL process helped me to become a better public speaker and has improved my leadership skills,” said Neighbors.
Georgia Northwestern students competed against students from other colleges in the Technical College System of Georgia at the SkillsUSA statewide competition in Atlanta on March 21-23. The competition allowed students to take the skills, knowledge and experience that they have gained in their program of study and apply it to a real-world project based on industry standards.
“SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce,” said Heidi Popham, executive vice president of 甜瓜app.
Highlights from SkillsUSA Georgia included 甜瓜app winning the gold and silver medal in Practical Nursing, 甜瓜app’s 2019 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) winner receiving the gold medal in Automotive Service Technology, the TeamWorks team winning the gold medal for the fourth consecutive year and more.
The national SkillsUSA competition will take place, June 24-29, in Louisville, Kentucky. 甜瓜app students that were gold medalists in SkillsUSA Georgia were: Cole Allen, Internet of Things and Smart Home, Chattooga County; Norberto Castaneda, Industrial Motor Controls, Floyd County; Kimberlee Hall, Practical Nursing, Gordon County; Brandon Neighbors, Automotive Service Technology, Catoosa County; and TeamWorks (team competition) Ryan Banks of Whitfield County, Jesse Flanagan of Polk County, Gabriel Lopez of Bartow County and Joel Paez of Whitfield County.
Additional Medalists from the statewide SkillsUSA competition include: Josh Barlow, Medical Terminology, Floyd County; Autumn Donaldson, Medical Assisting, Whitfield County; Julianna Matthews, Extemporaneous Speaking, Lee County; Chris Roberson, HVACR, Polk County; Brittany Square, Practical Nursing, Henry County; Welding Fabrication (team competition) Dakota Green of Gordon County, Timothy Myers of Catoosa County, and Luke Shehee of Catoosa County; Ethan Mitchell, Electrical Construction Wiring, Gordon County; and Colby Wyatt, CNC Technology, Chattooga County.
甜瓜app was recognized as a Level 1 Quality Chapter and also received the Gold Chapter of Distinction during the 2019 SkillsUSA Georgia opening ceremony. Susan Bowman and Missy McLain are 甜瓜app’s advisors for SkillsUSA.
甜瓜app faculty that were recognized during the event for their contribution to 甜瓜app’s SkillsUSA program included Susan Bowman, Scott Carter, Jeremiah Cooper, Wayne Henderson, Donny Holmes, Tracey Mercado, Troy Peco, Phil Shirley, Jennifer Stephenson and Sharon Vaughan.
provides quality workforce education to the citizens of Northwest Georgia. Students have the opportunity to earn an associate degree, diploma, or a certificate in business, health, industrial, or public service career paths. This past year, 12,785 people benefited from 甜瓜app’s credit and noncredit programs. With an annual credit enrollment of 7,499 students, 甜瓜app is the largest college in Northwest Georgia. 甜瓜app has an additional enrollment of 5,286 people through adult education, continuing education, business and industry training, and Georgia Quick Start. 甜瓜app is a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia and an Equal Opportunity Institution.
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