SouthArk students receive awards during ceremony
Students at South Arkansas Community College recently received awards in the college’s semi-annual Student Recognition Ceremony.
Exemplary Student Leadership awards went to Jazzmen Bussey of El Dorado (process technology); Nicholas Cannady of Hodge, Louisiana (registered nursing); Richard Dunlap of El Dorado (National Society of Leadership and Success, Student Government Association); Teresa Hampton of El Dorado (Phi Theta Kappa); Jonathan Harbor of El Dorado (SGA, The Learning Center); Ja’Lil Iverson of El Dorado (criminal investigation); Delisa Johnson of Magnolia (personal and community health); Keleeon Lios of Louann (welding); Kristin Sellers of Dubach, Louisiana (kinesiology); Antoria Traylor of Marion, Louisiana (practical nursing); and Kimberly Whiteaker of El Dorado (kinesiology).
Outstanding Academic Student awards went to Brooke Boteler of Bossier City, Louisiana (medical coding); Amber Bowman of Farmerville, Louisiana (occupational therapy assistance); Prestiana Braggs of El Dorado (plane trigonometry); LaSandra Burton of Crossett (surgical technology); Erik Cowser of El Dorado (literature); Abigail Davis of El Dorado (chemistry, plane trigonometry); Marissa Diffie of Magnolia (statistics); Katy Ellen of El Dorado (college algebra); Madalyn Farrar of Junction City (cosmetology); Shakia Fulton of Homer, Louisiana (respiratory therapy), Jamie Goodnight of Smackover (medical coding); Kelsey Hall of El Dorado (practical nursing); Harbor (biology, composition); Abbigayle Harmon of El Dorado (computing); Courtney Hatcher of Star City (medical terminology); Julie Holloway of Calhoun, Louisiana (nutrition and diet); Kelsey Howard of El Dorado (anatomy and physiology); Krystal Jackson of Bastrop, Louisiana (anatomy and physiology); Jacey Kennedy of Farmerville (composition); Rebecca Ledbetter of Crossett (practical nursing); Denise Lum of El Dorado (quantitative literacy); Shaylee Morris of El Dorado (intermediate algebra, college algebra); Victoria Neill of Emerson (surgical technology); Antonio Olvera of Huttig (welding); Mary Faith Owens of Smackover (intermedia algebra, college algebra); Liliana Pedraza of Strong (process technology); Kayla Pickett of Magnolia (OTA); Bryan Pittman of El Dorado (process technology, chemistry); Lacy Rowland of El Dorado (criminal investigation); Amairany Santana of Hermitage (math for business); Marianna Sartain of El Dorado (literature); James Socia of Monticello (industrial technology); Evin Stapleton of Bernice, Louisiana (registered nursing); Haley Temple of Farmerville (OTA); John Temple of Mount Holly (intermediate algebra); Tiffany White of El Dorado (intermediate algebra); Larry Woods of El Dorado (technical math); and Lindsey Wythe of El Dorado (microbiology).
Outstanding Student Workers were Devin Bricklen of Mount Holly, Davis, Marcus Ford of El Dorado, Hampton, Jaqueline Lee of El Dorado and Owens.