Education 17 May 2010

McClain graduates Ricky and Terry Workman earn bachelor of arts degrees from The College of Wooster

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     Ricky and Terry Workman, graduates of Edward Lee McClain High School, received bachelor of arts degrees from The College of Wooster during commencement exercises on May 10.    
     While at Wooster, Ricky was a member of the Archaeology Student Colloquium and served as a captain for the varsity cross country and varsity track and field teams.    
     Terry also served as captain for both the varsity cross country and varsity track and field teams. In addition, he served as secretary of the Archaeology Student Colloquium, and held membership in the Geology Club, the Society for American Archaeology, the Geological Society of America, and the Central States Anthropological Society. He was named to the Dean's List as well.    
     Ricky, an archaeology major, and Terry, a self-designed geoarchaeological studies major who graduated cum laude, are both residents of Hillsboro.    
     The College of Wooster is an independent liberal arts college, nationally recognized for an innovative curriculum that emphasizes mentored, independent research. Each Wooster senior works one-on-one with a faculty adviser to create an original research project, written work, performance, or art exhibit. Founded in 1866, the college has an enrollment of approximately 1,800 students.
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