Thirty-eight MCCers inducted into National Technical Honor Society
Thirty-eight Meridian Community College students were honored for their achievements as they were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) for the 2024-25 academic year.
NTHS is a national organization that recognizes outstanding students in career and technical education programs.
To qualify for membership, students must be enrolled in a career and technical program, earn a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale, and complete at least 24 credit hours. Students must also demonstrate honesty, responsibility, teamwork, leadership, and good citizenship.
"Being named to the National Technical Honor Society represents not only a remarkable achievement but a commitment to excellence in technical skill and academic rigor," said Lori Smith, MCC dean of workforce education and NTHS advisor. "This honor is a testament to their hard work and the bright future that lies ahead for each of them."
Students inducted into the National Technical Honor Society are:
Jyzalon Jermaine Alford, Quston Monquie Bender, Serena Faith Blackwell, Sadler Jackson
Blackwell, Nevaeh Justyne Callicoat, Jasmine Elizabeth Cannady, Albert Perez Charlie,
Destiny Tiara Chisolm, Trevor DeVon Clayton, Earieonaa Tyteasia Coleman, Keith Wayne
Dailey II, Sabrina N. Davis, Jenna Grace Ivey Dent, Reagan Lynn Dyess, Twila LaRosa
Evins, Stephanie Michelle Fowler, Robert Earl Hardy III, Kennedi Ja'Lese Jimison,
Brooklyn Jace Johnson, Malerie Genece Lee, Joslyn Takia Logan, Maston Anthony McMahan,
Erika Renea Monroe, Carolyn Ann Palmer, Kaydence Mackenzie Patterson, Emma Claire
Patterson, Alyssa Ann Pemberton, Natalie Claire-Anne Pierce, Adam Ivan Ramirez, Brayden
Marke Reynolds, Justin Carlos Scott Jr., Daniel Allen Scrimpshire, Alexis Belle Sides,
Tiara Michelle Sims, Takyah Gloriunna Smith, Dontray Jamire Walker, Makayla My’Asia
Ward, and Madeline Alexis White.
To learn more about MCC career and technical education, visit meridiancc.edu/cte.