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Fourteen students from Adair Co., KY graduate from SCC Adair Graduates include Matthew R. Grant, Tracy Winston Bennett, Nicholas R. Bright, Robin L. Denton, Tracy Michelle Hadley, Kandace D. Hatcher, Michael Eric Keene, Brandy Nicole Legg, Christoher D. Matthews, Bryan Todd Stephens, Brian Martin Strange, Reva Jane Taylor, Charlotte A. Upchurch, and Natasha Rae Richard By Dave Cazalet, Jr., SCC Director of Public Relations In May 2009 Somerset Community College held its annual spring graduation ceremony at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset. SCC, which now boasts an enrollment of more than 7,200 students, two campuses and four satellite centers, awarded a record number of associate degrees, diplomas and certificates this year. Fourteen (14) students from Adair County earned a degree, certificate or diploma from SCC at the completion of the 2008-2009 Spring Semester. The list of graduates from Adair County, by community is below: Casey Creek
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