Outstanding Students Honored at Piedmont Technical College Graduation
May 17, 2017
At Piedmont Technical College’s recent spring commencement exercises, outstanding students from each of the college’s seven supporting counties were honored for academic achievement.
Five Greenwood County students were honored for maintaining high academic success. Virginia Cannon, above right, was recognized by PTC area commission secretary Cherry Brown during the afternoon ceremony. Cannon is an Associate in Arts graduate.
Five Greenwood County students were honored for maintaining high academic success. Three students were recognized by PTC area commission members during the evening ceremony. Pictured are, from left, Claudine Feussi, computer technology; Dontavious Cooper, heating, ventilation and air conditioning; Sarah Driscoll, administrative office technology; and Dr. George Cone, PTC area commission member.
Laurens County student Ashley Alewine, left, was honored for maintaining high academic success. She was recognized by PTC area commission vice chair Jane Herlong. Alewine is an administrative office technology graduate.
McCormick County student Leah Anthony, right, was recognized by PTC area commission secretary Cherry Brown. Anthony is an Associate in Arts major.
Two Newberry County students were honored for maintaining high academic success. Grace Alger, right, was recognized by PTC area commission member Thelma Woody during the afternoon ceremony. Alger is an Associate in Arts graduate.
Two Newberry County students were honored for maintaining high academic success. Scott Hunter, left, was recognized by PTC area commission member Y. J. Ahn during the evening ceremony. Hunter is a building construction technology major.
Two Saluda County students were honored for maintaining high academic success. Andrew Owens, right, was recognized by PTC area commission member Thelma Woody during the afternoon ceremony. Owens is an Associate in Arts and Associate in Science graduate.
Two Saluda County students were honored for maintaining high academic success. William Shealy, left, was recognized by PTC area commission member Rufus Sherard during the evening ceremony. Shealy is a machine tool technology graduate.