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Sunday, December 26, 2004 MIDLAND COLLEGE
People, Classes & Events
Midland College is closed for the
UPDATES Christmas holiday. Administrative
offices will open 8 a.m., Monday, Jan.
3, 2005 when spring semester regis-
tration resumes. Spring classes begin
www.midland.edu www.midland.edu/events (432) 685-4500 Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2005.
Math, Science students receive
awards for achievement MC celebrates season of successful
Instructors from the Math/Science
Division joined Dean Dr. Margaret
Wade in a Dec. 10 lunch to honor out-
endings and new beginnings
standing students in Math and Science
programs.
Brandi Bell received the
Norma M. and Joseph M. MC Maintenance
Wolfe Science
Director Ken
Scholarship for Biology
majors. She works in the Riley — who
Bell Biology lab and is a stu- wears his own
dent in the Sul beard most of the
Ross/Midland College Science Initiative year — volun-
program. teers his time
Based on their achievement in the during the holi-
Veterinary Technology program, Jennifer day season as
Jordan, Missy Boliver and Tela Brasher Santa’s helper at
(not pictured) received
the Barbara Magruder a series of college
Veterinary Technology and community
Scholarship for the events. He is pic-
spring semester. tured with
Jordan & Boliver
Those students who Elizabeth Howell,
received $200 scholarships from the math daughter of MC
department for their academic English faculty
achievement and community member, Dr.
service were Vicky Bakhos,
Pamela Howell.
Leroy
Chambers,
Ashley Doran
Bakhos (not pictured),
Abraham Gai,
Christina Garza Gai
and Kyle Weddle.
Tabitha These students
Overby was rec- recently celebrat-
Chambers ognized by Math ed completing
Instructor Linda MC’s two-year
Penny as the Associate Degree
Outstanding Garza
Nursing program.
Academic Support Student They are now pre-
for the study of Statistics.
pared to take the
Weddle And, Rita West
was recognized licensure exam
by Penny as the Outstanding that will make
Statistics Student. them part of the
El Paisano reporter/photog- nation’s largest
rapher Randy Rodriguez healthcare work-
received a $100 scholarship Overby
force.
for outstanding media cover-
age of Math/Science division
events.
Honored with
Nursing grads honored in pinning ceremony
Certificates of Graduates of Midland College’s Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN-CAT) for licensure
Appreciation for West program will join the ranks of the nation’s largest healthcare occupa- as a registered nurse. Graduates of the program will be employed in
their work as tion, with 2.3 million jobs. A pinning ceremony Thursday, Dec. 16 medical settings — hospitals, doctors’ offices and clinics — across
Rodriguez Biology celebrated the accomplishments of the 38 students who completed the the Permian Basin. More new jobs are expected to be created for reg-
tutors ADN program this fall. Graduates are: Reuben Alimbuyao, Kristen istered nurses than for any other occupation.
and lab assistants Atwood, *Loretta Boler (H), *Shannon Bosworth (H), *Elane Burns, Dean of Health Sciences is Becky Hammack, EdD, RN. Associate
were Carl Joseph Cantu, Rachel Curtis, Nohemi Diaz, Debra Dunson, Michael Degree Nursing faculty are Interim Program Director Kim Bezinque,
Campanaro, Duran, Mandy Garza, Pamela Handte, Anne Hartley, *Malisa RNC, MSN; and faculty members J. J. Coldiron, RN, MSN; Yvonne
William Ransom Henderson (H), Kathleen Hutchison, *Stacey Kimbell (H), Francisco Cruz, RN, MSN; Nancy Harris, RN, MSN, Adjunct; Susan Jones,
Campanaro, Ransom Longoria, Gian Macalino, David Mahaffey, *Astin McCullough and RN, MS, CS, LPC; Lea Keesee, RN, MSN; Kathy Kirby, RN, MSN,
and Holly Kurtz. and Kurtz *Charles Mendenhall. Adjunct; Debbie Korbach, RNC, MSN, WHNP; Helen Peetz, RN,
Also, *Teresa Mills (H), *Brenda Mims, Alicia Parada, Paul MSN; Bea Price, RN, MSN, Adjunct; Patti Richard, RN, MSN;
Phonasa, *Tameka Polk (H), *Brandy Purcell (H), Lisa Rackard, Lenora Sevcik, RN, MSN; Valerie Steiner, RNC, MSN, MA, WHNP;
Debbie Rackow, *Beverlee Reagan, Anita Samaniego, Robin and Patricia Sullivan, RN, MSN, Adjunct.
Saverance, Steven Spratt, Leticia Val Verde, Nancy Vogt, *Jennifer Advisory Committee Members are Committee Chair Denise
Walker, Patricia Waterman, and Jacqueline Wilson. Cosner, CCRN, BSN; Doug Brodie, RN, BSN; Elane Burns, SN;
The (H) indicates the student has completed the program with hon- Sharon Cannon, RN, EdD; Michelle Feavel, RN, BSN; Michael Hall,
ors; The * indicates the student is a member of the Student Nurses RN, BSN; Lyndel Hilburn, RN, BSN; Shannon Kennedy, SN;
Association. Suzanne Mayer, RN; Christy McWilliams, RPh; Jill Poage, SN;
The ADN program is a two-year nursing program leading to the Margaret Robinson, RN, MSN; Boney Salazar, RNC, MSN; Denise
degree of Associate in Applied Science. The 38 students completing Scurlock, RN, BSN; Ann Weaver, RN, PHD; Nora Wilson, RN, BSN,
the program are prepared to take the National Council Licensure MS; and W. C. Wilson.
Students receive scholarships for
participation in leadership conference
Sonia Dominguez, Academic Advisor of the Student Support
Services program at Midland College, presents scholarship checks
for $100 to Marcela Rivera and Ecko Kelly. The checks were
awarded to these students as part of their participation in the Texas
Association of Student Special Services Programs (TASSSP) Student
Leadership Conference in the summer of 2004. Not pictured, but also
recipients of awards were Lathrice Easley and Ismael Lujan.
Midland College Student Support Services (SSS) is a federally fund-
ed grant to assist 160 MC students. Participants must be citizens or
residents, as well as meet one or more of the following federal guide-
lines: first generation, income guidelines, and /or disabled, plus have
academic need. Information and applications for the program are avail-
able in the SSS offices in the Scharbauer Student Center room 104.
Students earn wings in MC’s Professional Pilot Program
Pilots Jeremy Michael Ingram-Clay, Justin Kuethe, J.R.
Henderson, Greg Smith, Peter Yoo and Brian Callahan
This page is produced by Midland College. completed the last courses and flights to finish MC’s
Midland College is accredited by the Commission Professional Pilot Program. The six will now move on to
on Colleges of the Southern Association of Arizona where they will complete 40 hours of jet simulator
Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, training with Mesa Airlines. After finishing the simulator train-
Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone number ing, they will interview with Mesa Airlines for a position as
404-679-4501) to award associate degrees and first officer. The MC program is partnered with Mesa Airlines
certificates.
flight training program, and MC’s instruction is geared to send-
Midland College is an equal opportunity ing students to Mesa for an interview and a fifth semester of
employer/educator.
training with Mesa.
