By Katie Northcott, News Director
TCAT-McMinnville recently honored 23 inductees into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS).
Find more details in the press release below.
TCAT-McMinnville is pleased to announce the following new inductees to the National Technical Honor Society. Membership in the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) is open to students enrolled in a Career and Technical Education (CTE) program who maintain a minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA, either overall or within their CTE pathway. Candidates must also demonstrate strong character and leadership and, in many cases, active participation in a CTE student organization. Membership is typically granted by invitation only.
TCAT McMinnville recently held an NTHS Induction Ceremony. These students met all requirements for qualification of induction in the National Technical Honor Society. We had more students inducted that were not able to be present for the ceremony. Listed below are all inductee names.
Cosmetology – Ericia Howard, Haley Miller; Residential, Commercial Industrial Electricity – Justin Andersen, Cole Fowler, Austin Long, Joseph Pister, Alexander Prater, Keegan Robinson; Machine Tool Technology – Brayden Alverson, Fletcher Barnard; Practical Nursing – Beatris Barrera Luna, Lakelynn Brimer, Cristopher Brushaber, Britney Esparza, Sherie Floyd, Michaela Georgeson, Breanna Hatcher, Miranda McCathern, Kyrsten Meadows, Courtney Meyerhoff, Brandi Page, Katelyn Simmons, Olivia Ward.
NTHS Advisor, Tiffany Hammond, stated, “Induction into the National Technical Honor Society is a prestigious award. Instructors nominate students based on qualities they observe in the classroom, such as: leadership, honesty, commitment, and competency in their chosen field of study. The students must also meet rigorous academic standards of a 3.0 GPA or higher, no less than 5% of total program hours missed, and no disciplinary actions on their record. Please join us in congratulating these students for achieving this honor. They possess the skills knowledge, and character to make a positive contribution to workforce development in Coffee County, Warren County, and our surrounding counties.”
About TCAT-McMinnville and TCAT at Coffee County
TCAT-McMinnville and TCAT at Coffee County provide competency-based training that is economical and accessible to all residents of our service area. TCAT-McMinnville and TCAT at Coffee County strive to supply highly skilled workers in areas of need, by building relationships of trust with community, business, and industry leaders.
The Tennessee College of Applied Technology – McMinnville (TCAT – McMinnville) is located at 241 Vo Tech Drive in McMinnville, TN. TCAT at Coffee County is currently located at 91 Volunteer Parkway in Manchester, TN. New campus buildings are currently under construction, while both campuses remain open for day and evening
classes.
