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SSCC's associate degree nursing program graduates 62

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CUTLINE: Dr. Kevin Boys, president of Southern State Community College, congratulates the 62 graduates of the college’s Associate Degree Nursing program during the June 10 pinning ceremony. SSCC nursing student Karen Young is named the winner of the Jacobson Memorial Scholarship.
 
 
SSCC’s Associate Degree Nursing program graduates 62
 
Sixty-two graduates of Southern State Community College’s Associate Degree Nursing program were recognized during a recent pinning ceremony at the college’s Patriot Center on Central Campus in Hillsboro.
Graduates Sherry Bennington and Kristy Mason opened the evening ceremony with a recitation of the nurse’s prayer, followed by the welcome and introductions by graduate Sarica Lillie.
Dr. Kevin S. Boys, president of Southern State, welcomed the guests and congratulated the students on their accomplishments in the nursing program. Dr. Julianne Krebs, director of Southern State’s nursing program, introduced the college’s nursing faculty and staff.
Following the welcome and introductions, the Jacobson Memorial Scholarship Award was presented. In 2000, a scholarship was established to honor JoAnne Jacobson, who taught for the college’s nursing program from 1986-96. The Jacobson Memorial Scholarship Award is presented to a nursing student during the ADN pinning by members of the Jacobson family. First-level nursing student Karen Young was awarded this year’s scholarship.
Nursing graduate Jennifer Osborne then introduced the guest speaker for the event, Cindy Chester, RNC, BSN, and assistant manager of The Ohio State University Medical Center’s Labor and Delivery and High-Risk Obstetrics.
During the pinning of graduates, friends and family members of nursing students are welcome to join their loved one on stage and pin the graduate with the Associate Degree Nursing graduate pin.
Graduate Robin Lane led the lighting of the candle while the ADN graduates recited the Florence Nightingale Pledge. Closing remarks were delivered by graduate Renea Older.
Graduates include Jessica Bailey of New Holland, Melinda Baker# of Jeffersonville, Robert Barnett of Sardinia, Sherry Bennington*+ of Blue Creek, Jennifer Brandenburg# of Winchester, Ashley Bryant of Midland, Shonda Bullins*# of Wilmington, Courtney Burns of Russellville, Jamie Burton*# of Hillsboro, Sherry Cole* of Mt. Orab, Jennifer Compton of Seaman, Cynthia Cook* of Leesburg, Linda Coy*+ of Bloomingburg, Matthew Davey of Batavia, Laura Driscoll# of Blanchester, Kalie Elliott of Washington C.H., Lydia Fisher of Wilmington, Lisa Flannery of Ripley, David Glassburn*#+ of Leesburg, Linda Haire# of West Union, Kristen Hamilton# of Cincinnati, Caden Hanson* of Peebles, Lori Honeycutt of Wilmington, Rebecca Hottinger of Hillsboro, Brenda Hull*# of Washington C.H., Beverly Huston#+ of Washington C.H., Brittany Kell of Winchester, Sandra Klontz*#+ of Reesville, Robin Lane*# of Milledgeville, Tina LeFaive* of Wilmington, Sarica Lillie+ of Russellville, Casey Lilly* of Sabina, Jamie Liming* of Batavia, Tammy Lovely# of Sabina, Arlene Lowery# of Fayetteville, Kristal Mason of Wilmington, Katina McCoy* of Seaman, Stephanie McCullah+ of Martinsville, Michelle Meade of Hillsboro, Destiny Meddock of Wilmington, Melinda Montgomery*#+ of Mt. Orab, Amanda Newton of Wilmington, Renea Older of Columbus, Jennifer Osborne# of New Vienna, Kimberly Preston+ of Hillsboro, Monica Puckett*+ of Hillsboro, Jennifer Roades* of Hillsboro, Heather Schumacher* of Sardinia, Elizabeth Corie Schurman of Clarksville, Kathy Sharp of Oregonia, Rebeka Sininger of Seaman, Brandi Smith of Jamestown, Terri Smith* of Wilmington, Colleen Snider of Blanchester, Michelle Stroud* of Wilmington, Stephanie Sutton# of Mt. Orab, Danyelle Swartz* of Winchester, Rebecca Thompson# of Hillsboro, Jeanie Tolle* of Peebles, Jennifer Wallace* of Mt. Orab, Josette Warner*+ of Georgetown, and Tiffany Wooten-Bibb* of Hamersville (+ indicates college honors; * indicates LPN to RN students; # indicates members of Phi Theta Kappa honor society).
To learn more about Southern State Community College’s allied health programs, please visit www.sscc.edu, call 1-800-628-7722, or email info@sscc.edu.
Sixty-two graduates of Southern State Community College’s Associate Degree Nursing program were recognized during a recent pinning ceremony at the college’s Patriot Center on Central Campus in Hillsboro.
Graduates Sherry Bennington and Kristy Mason opened the evening ceremony with a recitation of the nurse’s prayer, followed by the welcome and introductions by graduate Sarica Lillie.
Dr. Kevin S. Boys, president of Southern State, welcomed the guests and congratulated the students on their accomplishments in the nursing program. Dr. Julianne Krebs, director of Southern State’s nursing program, introduced the college’s nursing faculty and staff.
Following the welcome and introductions, the Jacobson Memorial Scholarship Award was presented. In 2000, a scholarship was established to honor JoAnne Jacobson, who taught for the college’s nursing program from 1986-96. The Jacobson Memorial Scholarship Award is presented to a nursing student during the ADN pinning by members of the Jacobson family. First-level nursing student Karen Young was awarded this year’s scholarship.
Nursing graduate Jennifer Osborne then introduced the guest speaker for the event, Cindy Chester, RNC, BSN, and assistant manager of The Ohio State University Medical Center’s Labor and Delivery and High-Risk Obstetrics.
During the pinning of graduates, friends and family members of nursing students are welcome to join their loved one on stage and pin the graduate with the Associate Degree Nursing graduate pin.
Graduate Robin Lane led the lighting of the candle while the ADN graduates recited the Florence Nightingale Pledge. Closing remarks were delivered by graduate Renea Older.
Graduates include Jessica Bailey of New Holland, Melinda Baker# of Jeffersonville, Robert Barnett of Sardinia, Sherry Bennington*+ of Blue Creek, Jennifer Brandenburg# of Winchester, Ashley Bryant of Midland, Shonda Bullins*# of Wilmington, Courtney Burns of Russellville, Jamie Burton*# of Hillsboro, Sherry Cole* of Mt. Orab, Jennifer Compton of Seaman, Cynthia Cook* of Leesburg, Linda Coy*+ of Bloomingburg, Matthew Davey of Batavia, Laura Driscoll# of Blanchester, Kalie Elliott of Washington C.H., Lydia Fisher of Wilmington, Lisa Flannery of Ripley, David Glassburn*#+ of Leesburg, Linda Haire# of West Union, Kristen Hamilton# of Cincinnati, Caden Hanson* of Peebles, Lori Honeycutt of Wilmington, Rebecca Hottinger of Hillsboro, Brenda Hull*# of Washington C.H., Beverly Huston#+ of Washington C.H., Brittany Kell of Winchester, Sandra Klontz*#+ of Reesville, Robin Lane*# of Milledgeville, Tina LeFaive* of Wilmington, Sarica Lillie+ of Russellville, Casey Lilly* of Sabina, Jamie Liming* of Batavia, Tammy Lovely# of Sabina, Arlene Lowery# of Fayetteville, Kristal Mason of Wilmington, Katina McCoy* of Seaman, Stephanie McCullah+ of Martinsville, Michelle Meade of Hillsboro, Destiny Meddock of Wilmington, Melinda Montgomery*#+ of Mt. Orab, Amanda Newton of Wilmington, Renea Older of Columbus, Jennifer Osborne# of New Vienna, Kimberly Preston+ of Hillsboro, Monica Puckett*+ of Hillsboro, Jennifer Roades* of Hillsboro, Heather Schumacher* of Sardinia, Elizabeth Corie Schurman of Clarksville, Kathy Sharp of Oregonia, Rebeka Sininger of Seaman, Brandi Smith of Jamestown, Terri Smith* of Wilmington, Colleen Snider of Blanchester, Michelle Stroud* of Wilmington, Stephanie Sutton# of Mt. Orab, Danyelle Swartz* of Winchester, Rebecca Thompson# of Hillsboro, Jeanie Tolle* of Peebles, Jennifer Wallace* of Mt. Orab, Josette Warner*+ of Georgetown, and Tiffany Wooten-Bibb* of Hamersville (+ indicates college honors; * indicates LPN to RN students; # indicates members of Phi Theta Kappa honor society).
To learn more about Southern State Community College’s allied health programs, please visit www.sscc.edu, call 1-800-628-7722, or email info@sscc.edu.
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