Six Northwest Technology Center students were recognized with Otha Grimes Scholarships given by the Oklahoma CareerTech Foundation at the annual awards ceremony held earlier this week at Northwest Technology Center’s Alva campus. They included: (back row l to r) Katie Kirkpatrick, Randi Morawitz, Rebekah Beason;(front row l to r) Zain Jackson-Douglas, Sonya Vaughn and Zach Briggs.
Ten students at Northwest Technology Center’s Alva campus received scholarships from the Northwest Technology Center Foundation. The students were presented the awards at the annual Awards Assembly held earlier this week . They included: (back row l to r) Mark Blackbird-Alvarado, Zain Jackson-Douglas, Seth Jordan, Zach Briggs, Rebekah Beason , (front row l to r) Dianna Gonzalez, Jessica Bryant, Taelor McClure and Kelsey Miller. Not pictured is Ashley Muhlbaier.
Charlotte Hadwiger, Business and Industry Services Director at Northwest Technology Center’s Alva campus was recently recognized with the Post-Secondary Adult Career Education (PACE) Award of Excellence by the Oklahoma Association of Career and Technology Education’s Career Business and Industry Training (CBITS) Division.
Students completing the business and culinary programs recently combined efforts to sponsor a Business Dining Etiquette Luncheon as a final course capstone project. Students enrolled in Business and Information Technology researched business dining etiquette and planned and presented to class members and guests. Students from the Culinary program planned, prepared, and served a five-course meal.
Amanda Beckner, a resident of Fairview, Oklahoma, graduated from Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology in Okmulgee with an Associate in Applied Science in Office Information Systems Technology. She was on the President’s Honor Roll. Graduation services were held Friday, April 26, 2013. Beckner earned 42 of the required 60 degree hours through an articulation agreement with Northwest Technology Center in Fairview, Oklahoma where she was enrolled in the Business and Information Technology program instructed by Lisa Fuller.
Nineteen Northwest Technology Center students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society earlier this month. The induction ceremony took place in the Seminar Room in front of a large crowd. Both secondary and post-secondary students who meet the requirements and are enrolled in Daytime Programs are eligible for membership in the organization.
Inductees included (top row l to r) Amanda Taylor, Jessica Zweifel, Abigail Rodiguez, Connor White, LouAnn Rojas, Conner Cusack, Lanita Davis, Ricardo Delgado, Zach Smith, Nataly Trejo, Donetta Sessions, Todd Bryant, Samantha Thomas, Erik Williams and Kacie Wedel; (front row l to r) Brandy Nunn, Cindy Matal and Beatriz Aguilar. Not pictured is Racheal Beckner.
Eleven returning members of the National Technical Honor Society recognized recently at a ceremony held at Northwest Technology Center include: (back row l to r) Jeremy Carver, Zachary Rebarchik, Ben Smith, Kyle Howell, Clayton Hill, Seth Jordan, Matt Martin, (front row l to r) Sonya Graninger, Destinee Barnett and Brooke Ortiz. Not pictured is Dianna Gonzalez.
Twenty-three new members were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society at Northwest Technology Center recently. New members of the NTHS pictured include: (back row l to r) Kelsi Starks, Kelsey Miller, Caleb Smith, Cade Pfleider, Austin Turner, Jordan Flynt, Conner Whitley, Carrett Towns, Reygan Martin, Austin Huckabee, Ty Hooper and Chase Hickson, (front row l to r) Lindsey Bellah, EmmaRae Cook, Connor Cummings, Zain Jackson-Douglas, Megan Garnett, Lydia Thompson, Shayla Terrel, Angel Hawkins, Jayna Hadwiger and Emily Shafer. Not pictured is Ashley Muhlbaier.
Updated on 5/18/13
