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One Hundred and Eighty-Three Students Named to Tri-County’s President’s List for Fall 2012

PENDLETON —- One hundred and eighty-three students have been named to Tri-County Technical College’s President’s List for fall 2012.

To be eligible for the President’s List, a student must be classified as a degree, diploma, or certificate-seeking student; earn at least 12 credit hours in courses numbered 100 or above; attain a GPR of 4.00; and cannot earn a “F,” “WF,” or “U” grade for courses numbered 100 or below.

ANDERSON COUNTY

FROM ANDERSON:

Jesse Jo Albanese, Associate Degree Nursing; Blaise Michael Beard, Mechatronics Technology; Charles Louis Caler, Management; Marjorie Sullano Cohron, Administrative Support; Kevin Herbert Cox, Machine Tool Technology; Tory Talmadge Dennis, Management; Preston Mark Dickson, Industrial Electronics Technology; Ryan Dale Fields, Machine Tool Technology; Savannah Nancy Gelinas, Associate in Arts; Gregory Charles Gilliland, Associate in Science; Denequa Yulanda Harper, Mechatronics Technology; Dale Henrique, Computer Technology; Cynthia Ruth Jeffcoat, Management; Stephanie Elizabeth Johnson, Radio and Television Broadcasting; Blake Jury, Mechatronics Technology; Robert Chandler Kay, Associate in Arts; Carolyn Annetta Kirkwood, Administrative Office Technology; George Krutitskiy, Associate in Science; Jane E. Kuebler, Associate in Science; Shelby Lorraine Leasure, Early Childhood Development; Sumeyya Shaheen Malik, Associate in Arts; Tasmariah Tasha Nash, Early Childhood Development; Lisa Ann Neighbors, Industrial Electronics Technology; Bhavik Rajendra Patel, Associate in Science; Katie Lynn Price, Associate Degree Nursing; Katherine Linley Owen Smith, Accounting; Amanda Marie Smith, Practical Nursing; Jennifer Dawn Standridge, Administrative Office Technology; Sarah Sinclair Stevens, Associate Degree Nursing; Steven John Sutton, Mechatronics Technology; George Fred Taylor, Management; Anna Cole Thompson, Veterinary Technology; Deborah Lea Wert-Ferner, Management; Mark Wade Wickham, Early Childhood Development; Ronnie Lee Williamson, Criminal Justice Technology; and Niki L. Wright, Management

FROM PENDLETON:

Crystal Louise Brazell, Medical Laboratory Technology; Aimee Jutras Cole, Transition Nursing; and Laura Louise McGarry, Industrial Electronics Technology

FROM PELZER:

Dale McCroskey, Industrial Electronics Technology

FROM PIEDMONT:

Maxwell Pearson Davenport, General Studies; Craig Ellison Davenport, Mechatronics Technology; Darren Brennen Deavers, Associate in Arts; and Jacob Ramsay Plyler, Industrial Electronics Technology

PICKENS COUNTY

FROM CENTRAL:

Lindsey Marie Adam, Associate in Science; Sarah Elizabeth Durham, Accounting; Lindsey Anna Kovarick, Veterinary Technology; Viola Jean Palacios, Early Childhood Development; Kenneth Otto Sisco, Machine Tool Technology; Nicola Jean Whitelightning, Veterinary Technology; and Samuel Chathan Wigley, Associate in Arts

FROM CLEMSON:

Jennifer Lynn Hoffman, Associate in Science; Kiera Elizabeth Johnston, Veterinary Technology; Margaret Jane Jones, Associate in Science; Nicholas Mark Masto, Associate in Science; Dustin Billy Merritt, Associate in Science; Maxwell Gordon Pfeiffer, University Studies; Patricia Margaret Schillaci, Administrative Office Technology; and Amanda Lynn Smith, Administrative Office Technology

FROM EASLEY:

Cetera Le’Royce Alexander, Administrative Office Technology; Sarah Ann Bork, Associate in Science; Evan Blake Bryson, Pre-Pharmacy; Ethan Jerald Cleveland, Mechatronics Technology; Mason Colt Davis, Industrial Electronics Technology; Lauren Brooke Dennis, Associate in Arts; Megan Leigh Dickard, Administrative Office Technology; Justin Lee Gardo, Associate in Science; Jonathan Blake Gravley, Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Technology; Jessica Ann Gray-Brewer, Welding Technology; Ashley Denise Hare, Management; Kenneth Wayne Higgins, Mechatronics Technology; Adam Griffin Holder, Mechatronics Technology; Robert James Irvine, Associate in Science; Michael Stephen Knight, Industrial Electronics Technology; Jeffrey Aaron Koenen, Management; Bobby Lane McDonald, Computer Technology; Zachary William Girard McIntyre, Associate in Science; Joseph Michael McKenzie, Mechatronics Technology; Joseph Ryan Muth, Radio and Television Broadcasting; Andrew Jeremy Pittman, Expanded Duty Dental Assisting; Zachary Taylor Rhodes, Industrial Electronics Technology; Ashley Ann Riggins, Associate Degree Nursing; Ashley Erickson Riley, Early Childhood Development; Jessica Marie Skelton, Associate Degree Nursing; Lee Anna Stimis, Industrial Electronics Technology; Kayla Nicole Thompson, Associate in Science; Shana Renee Underwood, Early Childhood Development; Kristin Bethany Wilkie, Early Childhood Development; and Dawn Marie Wilson, Administrative Office Technology

FROM LIBERTY:

Janet R Bryant, Associate in Arts; Samantha Lace Crawford, Radio and Television Broadcasting; Suhaylah Faruq, Associate in Science; Jennifer Lynn Gerlach, Early Childhood Development; Eric Ryan Hawkins, Industrial Electronics Technology; Beth Anne Krupp, Expanded Duty Dental Assisting; Tyler Burk Kurth, Computer Technology; Kristin Danielle Lee, Radio and Television Broadcasting; Elizabeth Nichole Norris, Associate in Arts; Luke Allen Ramey, Industrial Electronics Technology; Amy Smith, Associate in Science; and Luciemarie Elizabeth Sturtevant, Management

FROM NORRIS:

Rebecca Erin Tapp, Administrative Office Technology

FROM PICKENS:

Shannon Robin Alexander, Medical Office Specialist; Candace Leigh Ann Atkins, Medical Office Specialist; Jennifer Elizabeth Eades, Associate in Arts; Krysti-Ruth Elizabeth Hannah, Early Childhood Development; Reba Jo Kruse, Associate Degree Nursing; Jennifer Welborn Mitchell, Associate in Arts; Cody Matthew Powell, Industrial Electronics Technology; Beverly Renee Sweet, General Engineering Technology; and Rachel Elizabeth Trainer, Associate in Arts

FROM SIX MILE:

Brandon Richard Anderson, Computer Technology; Davison Scott Medlock, Associate in Science; and Dustin Dean Nealy, Mechatronics Technology

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Oconee County - The Oconee Humane Society will be hosting two mega adoption events at area PetSmarts on Saturday, June 22. One will be at the Seneca PetSmart in the Applewood Shopping Center on Highway 123 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Seneca Foothills Elks Lodge #2822. The other with be held at the Easley PetSmart next to Walmart on Highway 123 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cats and dogs and puppies and kittens will be available at both locations. Cats and kittens will be inside the stores while dogs and puppies will be outside (weather permitting). All animals are microchipped, spayed or neutered, dewormed and will have age appropriate vaccinations. Dogs over 6 months of age are heartworm tested negative, and cats are tested feline leukemia negative. All animals are also eligible for a free one-month veterinary insurance coverage.

Additionally, PetSmart offers each adopter a free “goody bag” which includes coupons valued at $200.

Cash or check payments for adoption fees can be made at either store, and the Seneca location can also accept credit cards.

Oconee Humane Society always has cats and kittens available in the Seneca PetSmart’s adoption room, so if you’re not in the market for a new cat now, keep these cats in mind when you are ready to adopt. Both dogs and cats are always available at the shelter on Sandifer Blvd., and all of these animals are listed on the OHS website.

If you can’t adopt but would like to help, donations would be appreciated. Ask about the foster program and other volunteer opportunities at the shelter or special events. For additional information, please visit oconeehumane.org

Contacts: Karen Mattern 864-710-8336 and Suzanne Daddis 864-884-9984

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Oconee County - The Oconee Humane Society will be hosting two mega adoption events at area PetSmarts on Saturday, June 22. One will be at the Seneca PetSmart in the Applewood Shopping Center on Highway 123 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Seneca Foothills Elks Lodge #2822. The other with be held at the Easley PetSmart next to Walmart on Highway 123 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cats and dogs and puppies and kittens will be available at both locations. Cats and kittens will be inside the stores while dogs and puppies will be outside (weather permitting). All animals are microchipped, spayed or neutered, dewormed and will have age appropriate vaccinations. Dogs over 6 months of age are heartworm tested negative, and cats are tested feline leukemia negative. All animals are also eligible for a free one-month veterinary insurance coverage.

Additionally, PetSmart offers each adopter a free “goody bag” which includes coupons valued at $200.

Cash or check payments for adoption fees can be made at either store, and the Seneca location can also accept credit cards.

Oconee Humane Society always has cats and kittens available in the Seneca PetSmart’s adoption room, so if you’re not in the market for a new cat now, keep these cats in mind when you are ready to adopt. Both dogs and cats are always available at the shelter on Sandifer Blvd., and all of these animals are listed on the OHS website.

If you can’t adopt but would like to help, donations would be appreciated. Ask about the foster program and other volunteer opportunities at the shelter or special events. For additional information, please visit oconeehumane.org

Contacts: Karen Mattern 864-710-8336 and Suzanne Daddis 864-884-9984

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Oconee County - The Oconee Humane Society will be hosting two mega adoption events at area PetSmarts on Saturday, June 22. One will be at the Seneca PetSmart in the Applewood Shopping Center on Highway 123 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Seneca Foothills Elks Lodge #2822. The other with be held at the Easley PetSmart next to Walmart on Highway 123 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cats and dogs and puppies and kittens will be available at both locations. Cats and kittens will be inside the stores while dogs and puppies will be outside (weather permitting). All animals are microchipped, spayed or neutered, dewormed and will have age appropriate vaccinations. Dogs over 6 months of age are heartworm tested negative, and cats are tested feline leukemia negative. All animals are also eligible for a free one-month veterinary insurance coverage.

Additionally, PetSmart offers each adopter a free “goody bag” which includes coupons valued at $200.

Cash or check payments for adoption fees can be made at either store, and the Seneca location can also accept credit cards.

Oconee Humane Society always has cats and kittens available in the Seneca PetSmart’s adoption room, so if you’re not in the market for a new cat now, keep these cats in mind when you are ready to adopt. Both dogs and cats are always available at the shelter on Sandifer Blvd., and all of these animals are listed on the OHS website.

If you can’t adopt but would like to help, donations would be appreciated. Ask about the foster program and other volunteer opportunities at the shelter or special events. For additional information, please visit oconeehumane.org

Contacts: Karen Mattern 864-710-8336 and Suzanne Daddis 864-884-9984

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Oconee County - The Oconee Humane Society will be hosting two mega adoption events at area PetSmarts on Saturday, June 22. One will be at the Seneca PetSmart in the Applewood Shopping Center on Highway 123 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Seneca Foothills Elks Lodge #2822. The other with be held at the Easley PetSmart next to Walmart on Highway 123 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cats and dogs and puppies and kittens will be available at both locations. Cats and kittens will be inside the stores while dogs and puppies will be outside (weather permitting). All animals are microchipped, spayed or neutered, dewormed and will have age appropriate vaccinations. Dogs over 6 months of age are heartworm tested negative, and cats are tested feline leukemia negative. All animals are also eligible for a free one-month veterinary insurance coverage.

Additionally, PetSmart offers each adopter a free “goody bag” which includes coupons valued at $200.

Cash or check payments for adoption fees can be made at either store, and the Seneca location can also accept credit cards.

Oconee Humane Society always has cats and kittens available in the Seneca PetSmart’s adoption room, so if you’re not in the market for a new cat now, keep these cats in mind when you are ready to adopt. Both dogs and cats are always available at the shelter on Sandifer Blvd., and all of these animals are listed on the OHS website.

If you can’t adopt but would like to help, donations would be appreciated. Ask about the foster program and other volunteer opportunities at the shelter or special events. For additional information, please visit oconeehumane.org

Contacts: Karen Mattern 864-710-8336 and Suzanne Daddis 864-884-9984

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Oconee County - The Oconee Humane Society will be hosting two mega adoption events at area PetSmarts on Saturday, June 22. One will be at the Seneca PetSmart in the Applewood Shopping Center on Highway 123 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Seneca Foothills Elks Lodge #2822. The other with be held at the Easley PetSmart next to Walmart on Highway 123 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cats and dogs and puppies and kittens will be available at both locations. Cats and kittens will be inside the stores while dogs and puppies will be outside (weather permitting). All animals are microchipped, spayed or neutered, dewormed and will have age appropriate vaccinations. Dogs over 6 months of age are heartworm tested negative, and cats are tested feline leukemia negative. All animals are also eligible for a free one-month veterinary insurance coverage.

Additionally, PetSmart offers each adopter a free “goody bag” which includes coupons valued at $200.

Cash or check payments for adoption fees can be made at either store, and the Seneca location can also accept credit cards.

Oconee Humane Society always has cats and kittens available in the Seneca PetSmart’s adoption room, so if you’re not in the market for a new cat now, keep these cats in mind when you are ready to adopt. Both dogs and cats are always available at the shelter on Sandifer Blvd., and all of these animals are listed on the OHS website.

If you can’t adopt but would like to help, donations would be appreciated. Ask about the foster program and other volunteer opportunities at the shelter or special events. For additional information, please visit oconeehumane.org

Contacts: Karen Mattern 864-710-8336 and Suzanne Daddis 864-884-9984

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Oconee County - The Oconee Humane Society will be hosting two mega adoption events at area PetSmarts on Saturday, June 22. One will be at the Seneca PetSmart in the Applewood Shopping Center on Highway 123 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Seneca Foothills Elks Lodge #2822. The other with be held at the Easley PetSmart next to Walmart on Highway 123 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cats and dogs and puppies and kittens will be available at both locations. Cats and kittens will be inside the stores while dogs and puppies will be outside (weather permitting). All animals are microchipped, spayed or neutered, dewormed and will have age appropriate vaccinations. Dogs over 6 months of age are heartworm tested negative, and cats are tested feline leukemia negative. All animals are also eligible for a free one-month veterinary insurance coverage.

Additionally, PetSmart offers each adopter a free “goody bag” which includes coupons valued at $200.

Cash or check payments for adoption fees can be made at either store, and the Seneca location can also accept credit cards.

Oconee Humane Society always has cats and kittens available in the Seneca PetSmart’s adoption room, so if you’re not in the market for a new cat now, keep these cats in mind when you are ready to adopt. Both dogs and cats are always available at the shelter on Sandifer Blvd., and all of these animals are listed on the OHS website.

If you can’t adopt but would like to help, donations would be appreciated. Ask about the foster program and other volunteer opportunities at the shelter or special events. For additional information, please visit oconeehumane.org

Contacts: Karen Mattern 864-710-8336 and Suzanne Daddis 864-884-9984

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Oconee County - The Oconee Humane Society will be hosting two mega adoption events at area PetSmarts on Saturday, June 22. One will be at the Seneca PetSmart in the Applewood Shopping Center on Highway 123 from 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. It will be sponsored by the Seneca Foothills Elks Lodge #2822. The other with be held at the Easley PetSmart next to Walmart on Highway 123 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Cats and dogs and puppies and kittens will be available at both locations. Cats and kittens will be inside the stores while dogs and puppies will be outside (weather permitting). All animals are microchipped, spayed or neutered, dewormed and will have age appropriate vaccinations. Dogs over 6 months of age are heartworm tested negative, and cats are tested feline leukemia negative. All animals are also eligible for a free one-month veterinary insurance coverage.

Additionally, PetSmart offers each adopter a free “goody bag” which includes coupons valued at $200.

Cash or check payments for adoption fees can be made at either store, and the Seneca location can also accept credit cards.

Oconee Humane Society always has cats and kittens available in the Seneca PetSmart’s adoption room, so if you’re not in the market for a new cat now, keep these cats in mind when you are ready to adopt. Both dogs and cats are always available at the shelter on Sandifer Blvd., and all of these animals are listed on the OHS website.

If you can’t adopt but would like to help, donations would be appreciated. Ask about the foster program and other volunteer opportunities at the shelter or special events. For additional information, please visit oconeehumane.org

Contacts: Karen Mattern 864-710-8336 and Suzanne Daddis 864-884-9984

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