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About »January 9, 2014
At Piedmont Technical College’s recent fall commencement exercises, outstanding students from each of the college’s seven supporting counties were honored for outstanding achievement.
Three Greenwood County students were recognized for maintaining high academic success. Pictured are, from left, Stephen Barklow, HVAC; Jessica Wakefield, business; Dedric Norman, computer technology; and Peter Manning, PTC Area Commission member.
Two Laurens County students were honored for maintaining high academic success. Pictured are, from left, Misty Todd, early care and education; Richard Cain, PTC Area Commission member; and Dillon Sherfield, criminal justice.
Newberry County student Carrie Harmon was honored for maintaining high academic success. She is recognized by PTC area commission member George Piersol, left. Harmon is an administrative office technology major.