Several RRTC students were awarded scholarships at the recent annual Awards Assembly, held May 5, 2022.
Receiving awards were:
The Woodward Scholarship – Kenzlee Wauqua, $500; Emma Tucker, $500; Clinton Kizarr, $500; Brandon Culver, $400; and Jeffery Albert, $300.
The Rodney J. Love Scholarship – Harlee Heaton, $250; and Mervin Aponte, $250.
The Cameron University Tuition Fee Waiver – Olivia Churchman, $1,000; Braylin Vanoven, $1,000; and Gage Wolston, $1,000.
Lions Club Students of the Year – Nickolas Taylor, $1,000; and Kaytlyn Williams, $1,000.
Congratulations to our students who recently placed at the State SkillsUSA contest in Tulsa!
Clint Kizarr – Welding – First Place Post-Secondary Sculpture
Jeffery Albert – Welding – Third Place Secondary Welding Job Readiness
Kenlee Wauqua – Cosmetology – First Place Secondary Nail Art Job Exhibit
Emma Tucker – Cosmetology – First Place Secondary Nail Care
Brandon Culver – CNC/Precision Machining – Second Place Post-Secondary Precision Machining Technology
Red River Technology Center names Outstanding Students
During the annual award ceremony held May 5, 2022, RRTC instructors named their morning and afternoon outstanding students of the year for the 2021-2022 school year.
Students selected were: Business – Charles Bennett and Kaytlyn Williams; Electronics Technology – Liberty Hesbrook, Joshua Lee, Rugar Garrison, and Nicholas Taylor; Cosmetology – Breeanna Davidson, Emma Tucker, Hunter Johnson, Kylee Johnson; Automotive Collision – Rylan Fudge, Tommy Self, Ayden Curry and Jesse Johnson; Computer-Aided Drafting – Haley Best, Kara Morgan and Nathan Grigg; Health Careers – Ensly Long, Paiton Smith, Kyndle Chastain, Morgan Mooney, Samantha Bowden, Nikita Guthrie, Jayden Bruce, Hannah Lamons, Rolando Perez, A’lana Meador, Perla Hernandez, and Briseida Diaz; Welding – Joail Fishgrab, Brandon Ward, Vincent Parkhurst, and Marshall Mattheson; Automotive Service – Kolten Bethune, Levi Young, Phillip Miller, Brayden Bradley, Caleb Thompson, Zac Stroud, and Jacob Potesak; CNC Precision Machining – Dalton Wooley, Phoenix Jones, Brandon Culver, and Keith Robertson; Residential Heating and Air Conditioning – Gabe Price, Dawson Ledford, Chase Kraus, and Ryan Wilcox; Pre-Engineering Academy – Cannon Mitchell, Landon Ellis, and Landon Holley; Biomedical Science Academy – Collin Stringer, Bre’dyn McPherson, Caylie Folsum, and Ainsley Linzman; Emergency Medical Services – John Turner, Hadlee Rice, Chase Keck, and Holly Tugmon; Practical Nursing – Kristie Cotton, Lisa Breeze, Joquettia Riddles, and Ciera Scott.
Several RRTC HOSA-Future Health Professionals students recently placed at the State Contest held April 11-13. Placing were:
Health Careers:
Rolando Perez was awarded at $500.00 HOSA scholarship!
Practical Nursing Chapter:
Bambie Getz – 1st place in Medical Spelling
Lacy Mullins – 1st place in Clinical Nursing
Ana Tamez – 1st place in Healthy Lifestyle
Jerney Denton, Britney Hervey, Dustin Payne, and Olivia Whaley – 1st place HOSA Bowl
Treasure Gibbs – 2nd place Prepared Speaking
Toyah Barton – 3rd place Research Persuasive Writing/Speaking
Ciera Scott – 3rd place Health Career Photo
Brandi Morriston – 4th place Medical Math
EMS Chapter:
Chase Keck and Holly Tugmon – 1st place EMT (secondary)
Hadlee Rice and John Turner – 2nd place EMT (secondary)
Brian Foss and Kane Helton – 3rd place EMT (post-secondary)
Loveina Bayless and Ashleigh Ruthstrom – 4th place EMT (secondary)
Sierra Blue and Bayleigh Walls – 2nd place CPR/First Aid (post secondary)
Biomedical Science Chapter:
Bredyn McPherson and Collin Stringer – 3rd place CPR/First Aid (secondary)
Students placing first will advance to the National Contest this summer.
Three Practical Nursing students were recently awarded scholarships by the Duncan Philanthropic Educational Organization- Chapter GS. The scholarships are worth $344.00 and cover the cost of the students’ NCLEX exam. Students receiving the scholarship were Olivia Whaley, Brigetta Meddler, and Bambie Getz.
