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Craft Inducted into the National Technical Honor Society

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
March 9, 2018
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NEW INDUCTEES – Sixty-Eight Copiah-Lincoln Community College students were recently inducted into the National Technical Honor Society on the college’s Wesson Campus. Inducted from the Heating and Air Conditioning Technology program are Jesse Armstrong of Monticello (center) and Hayden Craft of Mendenhall (right). Also pictured is Program Coordinator/Instructor Michael Falvey. Not pictured is inductee Joshua Reed of Brookhaven. The National Technical Honor Society encourages and rewards outstanding student achievement in workforce education. The students who have been selected into membership have been recommended by their instructors and have exhibited the qualities of skilled workmanship, honesty, responsibility, leadership, citizenship, and scholastic achievement.

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