Eighteen students from Casey County graduate from SCC

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.

Eighteen (18) students from Casey County earned a degree, diploma or certificate from SCC at the completion of the 2008-2009 Spring Semester. The list of the Casey County graduates by is below:
Bethelridge:

Ross S. Haste - Associate in Applied Science (AAS) Degree in General Occupational Technical Studies, Diplomas in Construction Electrician and Industrial Electrician, and Certificates in Electronics Tester, Electrical Motor Controls Level I, Electrical Construction, Electrical Motor Controls Level II, Residential Electricity I, Residential Electricity II, Electrician Trainee Level I, and Electrician Trainee Level II

Liberty:

Christopher Lee Brown - AAS Degree in Radiography

Vernon Jeffrey Buis - AAS Degree in Physical Therapy Assistant

Mary P. Burton - AAS Degree in Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education, Diploma in Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education, and Certificates in Child Care Assistant, Kentucky Early Childhood, and Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Technology

Sandra F. Byrd - AAS Degree in Nursing

Cyndi A. Clark - AAS Degree in Physical Therapy Assistant

Wendy Shelby Cooper - Certificate in Early Childhood Administrator

Carol Sue Lawhorn - Certificate in Early Childhood Administrator

Felicia Sue Luttrell - Associate in Arts (AA) Degree

Ashley Lynn Murphy - AAS Degree in Radiography

Samantha F. Payton - AAS Degree in Business Administration, Diploma in Accounting; and Certificates in Accounting Trainee I, Accounting Trainee II, Basic Business Administration, Accounting, Advanced Business Administration, Financial Perspectives, and General Business

Donald W. Rudder - AAS Degree in Radiography

Josh Allen Sparr - AAS Degree in Industrial Maintenance Technology and Certificates in Industrial Maintenance Machinist�s Mechanic, Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Level II, Electro-hydraulic Technician, Welder Helper, Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Level I, and Industrial Maintenance Electrician�s Mechanic

Andrew G. Wilson - AA Degree and Associate in Science (AS) Degree

Windsor:

Raven Ann Sayers - AAS Degree in Nursing

Yosemite:

Maranda A. Durham - AAS Degree in Medical Information Technology

Kevin Howard Jones - AAS Degree in Industrial Maintenance Technology and Certificates in Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Level I, Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Level II, Industrial Maintenance Electrician�s Mechanic, Industrial Maintenance Machinist�s Mechanic, and Welder Helper

Joshua Isaac Smith - AA Degree

Middleburg: Diana Louise Gentry - AAS Degree in Medical Information Technology

SCC, which now boasts an enrollment of more than 7200 students, two campuses and four satellite centers, awarded a record number of associate degrees, diplomas and certificates this year.

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