McKenzie, Tenn.–Tennessee College of Applied Technology-McKenzie inducted nine students into the National Technical Honor Society on August 12, 2020.
The ceremony was conducted by Maureen Sledd, Administrative Office Technology Instructor and National Technical Honor Society Advisor.
To qualify, the student must be entering at least their second trimester, must maintain an “A” average and must not have missed more than 22 hours in their previous trimester. The student must also promote the ideals of honesty, service, leadership, and skill development among the future workforce. The student is nominated by his/her instructor for admittance into the NTHS.
Inductees for the Spring and Summer trimesters are as follows: From Administrative Office Technology (AOT) Jordan Hinson from Hollow Rock, and Trista Vickers from South Fulton. From Automotive Technology (AUTO) Daniel Parfait from Martin and Charles Casteel from Camden. From Heating, Ventilation, Air Condition, and Refrigeration Program (HVAC), David Malone from Cedar Grove and Derek Bagby from Palmersville. From Information Technology Systems Management program (ITSM), Timothy Fann from McKenzie and Jacob Jarboe from Martin. From McKenzie Welding Campus, Zachary Carr from Milan. TCAT-McKenzie congratulates these students for their outstanding achievement. For more information about the programs offered at TCAT McKenzie call 731-352-5364. New classes begin September 1, 2020.
Photo from left to right: Front Row: President of McKenzie and Paris TCAT, Dr. Brad White, ITSM student Jacob Jarboe, ITSM student Timothy Fann, HVAC student David Malone, AOT student Trista Vickers, Maureen Sledd, Administrative Office Technology Instructor and National Technical Honor Society Advisor, AOT student Jordan Hinson, AUTO student Daniel Parfait and John Penn Ridgeway, TCAT McKenzie Vice President. Back Row: ITSM Instructor, Jon McKinney, HVAC Instructor, Terry Wilson, HVAC student, Derek Bagby, McKenzie Welding Instructor, David Earley, Welding student Zachary Carr, AUTO student Charles Casteel, and AUTO Instructor, Dan Townsend. Not Pictured: ITSM students, Lindle McKinney from Bruceton and Chris Washam from Dresden, McKenzie Welding Campus student, Mary Higgs from Atwood, and AUTO student Carson Robinson from Atwood, were unable to attend the Induction Ceremony due to conflicts.