Many adult basic education students at Sandhills Community College were recently inducted into the National Adult Education Honor Society (NAEHS). The group was created nationally to provide meaningful recognition to deserving adult education students, to improve student employment opportunities, to develop student ambassadors for local adult education programs and to create adult education awareness with school administrators and state legislators.
“This is a great moment in time to celebrate these students who have persevered in their lives to further their education and livelihoods,” said Matthew Thewes, director for the college and Career Readiness Program. “These students are busy working adults who wish to achieve greater heights on their career journeys and in life. Our staff is committed to ensure they get all the preparation and training they need to be even more successful.”
Sandhills Community College students honored from the region included:
Adam James Burgeson
Kinsey Jean Gautier
Anaestrella Ariza Grande
Lazaro Jose Muniz Borge
Andrew Lee Longinett
Maria Elvira Bello
Ange Deka Matonda
Maria Mireles
Audrey Elise Dunstan
Maurice Juliannys Rodriguez Marval
Bushra Ayedh
Melissa Cortez Munoz
Cristina Lucero Ramirez
Noelia Gomez Celestino
Dora Bantey
Patrick Shane Oxendine
Fatima del Carmen Munoz Contreras
Rabeaa Ali Salem Mohamed
Jacob Lawer Bantey
Svitlana Vdovenko
Kevin Lynn Shephard Jr
Teresa Linares Bautista
Kiersten Elizabeth Welton
Sandhills Community College’s College and Career Readiness department was granted a Membership Charter on October 19, 2018. Students received a lapel pin and certificate for attributes that made them a committed student, such as going the extra mile, being early to class, asking questions, having good attendance, doing their homework, participating in class, and helping fellow students.
More about the College and Career Readiness program can be found here: www.sandhills.edu/wce/ccr/
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