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NETC Awards 147 diplomas, certificates | |
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NETC Awards 147 diplomas, certificates at summer graduation
Donned in caps, gowns, and tassels, Northeastern Technical College students walked the graduation stage.
NETC awarded students a combined 147 degrees and certificates during the Dec. 7 Fall 2023 Commencement ceremony at the Marlboro County campus.
Bennettsville: Patricia Bethea, Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration – Accounting Specialty; Ny-Avia Brown, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Alyssa Chapman, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; Jerrod Drumwright, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology; Imani Fortune, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Jessica Goins, Associatein Applied Science in Business Administration – Accounting Specialty; Taylor Huckabee, Nursing Assistant and Phlebotomy Certificate; Charles Jordan, Workforce Science Certificate; Ciara McInnis, Health Science Certificate; Quintez Moore, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Lashonda Murphy, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Kinsley Odom, Health Sciences Certificate; Safari Patterson, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Jakalya Pauling, Associate in Arts; Marsha Quick, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Mandy Rodgers, Associate Applied Science in Business Administration; Christal Sellers, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Melanie Shepherd, Associate in Applied Science in Early Care and Education; Cortney Smith, Associate in Science; Dwayne Smith, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Elijah Smith, Workforce Science Certificate; and Niesha Strong, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate.
Blenheim: Hailey Carabo, Associate in Science.
Cheraw: Courtney Burdick, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Monica Davis, Medical Assistant Certificate; Makayla E. Ellerbe, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Demyasha Harrington, Associate in Science; Carlin Hubbard, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; Robert Lee, Associate in Arts; Shikendra Lowery, Nursing Assistant and Phlebotomy Certificate; Karma D. McGuinn, University Studies Transfer Certificate; April Moore, Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration – Accounting Specialty; Jasmine Ochoa, University Studies Transfer Certificate; Tara Quick, Applied Science in Practical Nursing; Lataya Robinson, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Riley St. Claire, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Lashaun Sellers, Residential Wiring; Melissa Simpson, Associate in Science; Lavonia Stacks, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Chandra Taylor, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Management; and Nabi Watson, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma.
Chesterfield: Bailey J. Cato, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Bradley Derr, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Alexis Ford, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Keyosha Liles, Associate in Science; Eryne McLaughlin, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Engineering Technology; Iraan Myers, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Harmony Parker, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Marcia Rhyne, Associate in Arts; Amanda Rodano, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; Chanteria Scott, Associate in Arts; and Shanitta Wilson, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate.
Dillon: Candace Ayres, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; Tazkiya Campbell, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Jayla Crew, Medical Assistant Certificate; Zakkariyya Harrison, Medical Assistant Certificate; Dominique Hayes, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Mamie Herring, Medical Assistant Certificate; Nastylija Johns, Medical Assistant Certificate; Sabrina Locklear, Health Sciences Certificate; Danielle Rogers, Medical Assistant Certificate; and Carly A. Strickland, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
Fountain Inn: Nija Carelock, Early Care and Education Business Certificate.
Hamer: John Moore, Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration – Accounting Specialty; and Rachel Townsend, Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration.
Hartsville: Jessica Corizzo, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; Franscea Duckson, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Katelyn A. Jacobs, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Caitlyn E. Moody, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Kylee Sawyer, University Studies Transfer Certificate; Kaleigh Thompson, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; and Taliyah Wright, Associate in Hartsville.
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Jefferson: Ladaisha Louallen, Health Sciences Certificate; and Mollie Rollings, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
Lake View: Lawson H. Floyd, Introduction to University Studies Certificate.
Latta: Kwa’nas Kiawoh, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Amaya McCall, Commercial Transportation Certificate; Emily McKenzie, Associate in Applied Science in Business Administration; and Toni Williams, Medical Assistant Certificate.
McColl: Magdalena Allen, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Skyler Polston, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice; Kaitlyn Rogers, Associate in Science; and Destinee Sweatt, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate.
McBee: Emilee Allison, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; Hunter Gainey, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma; Morgan Griggs, University Studies Transfer Certificate; and Cameron E. Tiller, University Studies Transfer Certificate.
Mt. Croghan: Ashlon Baker, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Serenity D. Jenkins, University Studies Transfer Certificate; Jewlia Mann, Associate in Applied Science in Early Care and Education; and Sarina Morton, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate.
Mullins: Crystal Vestal, Forensics in Criminology Certificate.
Pageland: Ambreia Blakeney, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Kinsey L. Mangum, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; Savannah McManus, Nurse Preparation Certificate; Hailey I. Thomas, Introduction to University Studies Certificate; and Hailey Vaughn, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma.
Patrick: Gracelyn Winburn, Associate in Science.
Ruby: Madison Brown, Applied Science in Practical Nursing Diploma.
Sellers: Shemika Martin, Commercial Transportation Certificate.
Wallace: Jennifer Gillespie, Health Sciences Certificate; Syerra Harley, Health Sciences Certificate; Chastity Moses, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; Talina Walls, Nursing Assisting and Phlebotomy Certificate; and Shaniya Williams, Associate in Applied Science in General Technology in Criminal Justice.
Honor Graduates: Shaquana Tiyesha Alford, Emilee Allison, Patricia Bethea, Kalia Bowman, Ny-Tavia Brown, Harold L. Byrd, Tazkiya M. Campbell, Nija S. Carelock, Bailey Catoe, Jayla R. Crew, Monica M. Davis, Bradley E. Derr, Makayla E. Ellerbe, Alexis Ford, Glennord Ford, Imani Fortune, Evangeline R. Goddard, Jessica L. Goins, Jared A. Graham, Morgan Griggs, Zakkariyya T. Harrison, Taylor Huckabee, Katelyn A. Jacobs, Serenity D. Jenkins, Robert Lee, Sabrina Lynn Locklear, Michele W. Lowery, Kinsey L. Mangum, Karma D. McGuinn, Emily Grace McKenzie, Ciara M. McInnis, Erin C. McLaughlin, Shannon L. McRae, Bryan Mejia, John L. Moore, Quintez Moore, Kaitlyn G. Nicholson, Nichole O’Hara, Harmony Parker, Tara Quick, Keisha Ridges, Danielle L. Rogers, Mandy F. Rogers, Mollie L. Rollings, Riley St. Claire, Kylee A. Sawyer, Trinatee Scott, Lashaun Sellers, Melanie V. Shepherd, Dwayne Smith, Elijah N. Smith, Lavonia M. Stacks, Melissa S. Sweatt, Hailey I. Thomas, Cameron E. Tiller, Rachel Townsend, Crystal L. Vestal, and Talina Walls.
Phi Theta Kappa members: Bailey Catoe, Bradley Derr, and Jewlia Yvonne Mann.
National Honor Society members: Patricia Q. Bethea, Jerrod Drumwright, Jessica L. Goins, Emily Grace McKenzie, John L. Moore, Mandy F. Rodgers, Melanie V. Shephard, Chandra D. Taylor, and Rachel Townsend.
The ceremony began with a welcome by NETC President Dr. Kyle Wanger with invocation by Fisher Hill Community Baptist Church Rev. Dr. Johnnie McLendon.
Area Commissioner Chairman Dan Bozard recognized guests and introduced guest speaker Arris Manufacturing Quality Manager Richard LeMaire. Students received their diplomas from Dr. Wagner and Vice President of Students Affairs Mamie Harris.
FALL GRADS BY THE NUMBERS
1 Early Childhood Certificate
2 Business Certificates
2 Criminal Justice Certificates
3 Early Childhood Degrees
7 Criminal Justice Degrees
8 Business Degrees
12 LPN Diplomas
13 Arts and Science Degrees
20 Industrial Technology Certificates
37 Allied Health Certificates
40 University Transfer Certificates
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Watch the 2023 Fall Graduation on the official NETC Facebook page! | | |
Images of success!
Northeastern Technical College students received diplomas and certificates during its Fall 2023 graduation at the Marlboro County Campus. The ceremony can be viewed online; to see photos of the event, CLICK HERE!
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Unlock your potential at Northeastern Technical College!
Explore diverse pathways from commercial driver's license to nursing degrees and machine tool programs. Our wide range of options empowers you to pursue your passion and shape a successful future. NETC is committed to your academic and professional growth.
Choose Northeastern Technical College for a comprehensive education that prepares you for success in today's dynamic workforce.
Click on any of the icons below for more information about available pathways and let's see you at graduation.
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Interested in Accounting? Check out NETC's Accounting program by clicking the calculator. | |
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It's not an ugly sweater, it's a fashion statement
We're getting in the holiday spirit at Northeastern celebrating early with "ugly" Christmas sweaters Dec. 11.
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Need a lift?
PDRTA offers public transportation routes Cheraw, Dillon,
and Marlboro County. Buses routinely stop at NETC Cheraw Campus.
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Smith receives 2023
J.G. Owens Scholarship
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Northeastern Technical College student Calandra Smith received the 2023 J.G. Owens Scholarship.
Smith, from Society Hill, enters NETC pursuing an associate degree in nursing to become a registered nurse with a long-term goal of becoming a nurse practitioner.
“This is my passion. We need more good nurses in the world and I have an opportunity to become one,” she said.
Smith earned a bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in chemistry from Claflin University in 2008.
In 1985, J.G. “Pete” Owens was appointed to Area Commission for Northeastern Technical College, then named Chesterfield-Marlboro Technical College.
During his tenure on the commission, Owens was instrumental in establishing the curriculum for the registered nursing associate’s degree.
Owens served on the commission continuously for 30 years serving two terms as chairman until he retired from the board in 2015.
Owens retired in 2006 from B.C. Moore’s and Sons where he served as executive vice president and director of the company.
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Owens was active in Cheraw serving as a mentor at Cheraw Primary; Cheraw First United Methodist treasurer, strategic planning team, and church council; and was named by NETC Student Government Association twice to receive the Outstanding Contributor to Technical Education Award.
Contributions to the J.G. Owens Scholarship Fund can be made through the NETC Foundation, which is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization, at 1201 Chesterfield Hwy, Cheraw, SC 29520. For more information, contact Erin Fann at 843.921.9616 or Lib Norton at 843.921.6902.
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NETC Foundation is a 401(c)3 non-profit organization providing student scholarships and assists in capital, emergency and equipment expenses. | | | |
NETC Foundation offers tax deductible custom scholarships | |
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Giving the gift of education can be tax-deductible; creating a scholarship in the name of a loved one is priceless.
Northeastern Technical College Foundation offers individuals, businesses, and organizations, can create and contribute to their own customized scholarship for one-time or reoccurring.
The NETC Foundation is a 401(c)3 non-profit organization with its mission since 1979 supporting Northeastern Technical College students and school projects; donations are tax-deductible.
By supporting the NETC Foundation, donors become a catalyst for positive change, creating opportunities for students that extend far beyond the classroom.
In lieu of individual scholarships, donations can be made to the NETC Foundations four major funds:
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Uplift Fund: Donations directly impact students by providing scholarships and emergency relief removing unnecessary barriers to their education.
Jumpstart Fund: Donations become a part of innovation and progress by supporting the expansion and initiation of new programs.
Legacy Fund: Leave a lasting mark designating funds for scholarships, equipment, or specific projects to honor an individual, family, or business/industry.
NETC Trailblazer Athletics: Support the NETC E-Sports, Golf, and Cross-Country Program. Contributions foster a culture of teamwork, discipline, and excellence, enriching the college experience for student-athletes.
For more information visit www.netc.edu or contact us directly at 843.910.6916 or 843.921.6902.
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7 p.m. COD 4v4 (Tier 2) | | Wednesday | 6 p.m. Madden (Tier 1)
6 p.m. Overwatch (Tier 2) | | Thursday | 7:30 p.m. Valorant (Tier 3) | | Friday | 6 p.m. COD: Warzone2 (Tier 2-3) | | |
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Northeastern Technical College provides affirmative action and equal opportunity in employment for all qualified persons regardless of race, color, sex, - including the basis of pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions, national origin, age, religion, or disability.
Find Your Career Here!
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| Dec. 21-Jan. 1 | Holiday/New Year's Break | | Jan. 3 | Student Orientation | | Jan. 8 | 15/7.5A/5A Terms Start | | Jan. 15 | MLK Day Holiday | | Jan. 23 | Area Commission Meeting | | Feb. 12 | 10/5B-Week Term Start | | Feb. 27 | Area Commission Meeting | | |
CHERAW CAMPUS CONSTRUCTION MAP | |
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Construction will create changes to entries,
walkways and parking on the Cheraw Campus.
Access on the east side of campus can be made through the 200 Building, the 300 Building gate and the east entrance of the 500 Building and the exterior door at Room 805.
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To ensure the safety of students, faculty, and staff during this construction period.
Closure Details: Internal quad area surrounding interior walkways
Closure Date: Monday, November 20, 2023
Demolition of Walkways: To begin after December 1, 2023
During this time, access to the affected area will be restricted, and we kindly ask for your cooperation in adhering to any posted signs and safety guidelines. For your safety, please do not move any fencing to walk around or through these areas.
BUILDING ENTRY POINTS
100 Building – Front doors. All other doors are blocked to limit access. Emergency access is the doorways at both ends of the building, near men’s and women’s restrooms
200 Building – park off Tec Rd.
300 Building – park off Tec Rd.
500 Building – park off Tec Rd.
800 Building – Enter through the exterior door of Room 805
PARKING
Park near the buildings you are trying to access, including all students. Please be cognizant of the CDL Training Pad between 300 and 500 buildings.
We understand that this may cause inconvenience, and we appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to enhance our campus facilities. The safety of the campus community is our top priority, and we are taking all necessary measures to ensure a smooth and secure construction process.
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NORTHEASTERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE
1201 Chesterfield Highway Cheraw, SC 29520
www.netc.edu (843) 921-6900
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