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35 students inducted into NTHS

They represent a wide range of programs and hail from all over Western North Carolina, but the 35 Southwestern Community College students who were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society on April 28 have several key attributes in common.

They all hold at least a 3.5 Grade Point Average, were nominated by a teaching faculty member and rank among the top 20 percent of active students in their respective programs.

“Only two percent of our students are being inducted into this prestigious organization,” said Dr. Thom Brooks, SCC’s vice president for instruction and student services. He’s also Southwestern’s NTHS faculty advisor. “Every one of them should feel extremely proud to have earned this honor.

“NTHS recognizes outstanding student achievement in career and technical education,” Brooks added. “It encourages higher scholastic achievement, cultivates a desire for personal excellence and helps students find success in the workplace.”

 
 
Nicole Horne of Asheville was recently inducted into Southwestern Community College’s chapter of the National Technical Honor Society.  
 
Marcie Blythe of Cherokee was recently inducted into Southwestern Community College’s chapter of the National Technical Honor Society. Not pictured is Carolina Donner.  
 
Jay Cleary (left) of Waynesville and Tyler Morrow of Lake Junaluska were recently inducted into Southwestern Community College’s chapter of the National Technical Honor Society. Not pictured is Tessa Sutton of Maggie Valley.  
 
Jackson County inductees into Southwestern Community College’s National  Technical Honor Society last month were, front row, from left: Nohemy Austin of Sylva, Tammy Norris (Whittier), Jenny May (Sylva) and Manuela Green (Sylva). Back row: Conner Wilson (Sylva), Daniel Lee (Cullowhee), Aidan Galloway (Webster), Preston Robertson (Sylva) and Elvin Peace (Sylva). Not pictured are Hannah Drye (Sylva), Elizabeth Hammer (Sylva), Julieanna Harrold (Cashiers), Zachary Murphy (Cullowhee), Sarah Scott (Cullowhee).  
 
Macon County inductees into Southwestern Community College’s National Technical Honor Society last month were, front row, from left: Gasia Tiger (Franklin), Amanda Pack (Franklin) and Oscar Hernandez-Guitierrez. Back row: Andrew Beck (Franklin), Christine Matthews-Sherman (Franklin) and Jordan Cabe (Otto). Not pictured are: Alicia Hollis (Franklin), Jacquelyn Kerns (Franklin), Gregory O’Neal (Otto), Jamy Suminski (Franklin) and Vicky Talley (Highlands).  
 
Swain County residents Lyndsay Taylor (left) of Bryson City and Marcie Blythe of Cherokee were recently into Southwestern Community College’s chapter of the National Technical Honor Society. Not pictured is Brandon Morgan of Bryson City.  

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