South Georgia Technical College Early Childhood Care and Education student Antwuan Clayton was named the Crisp County Center Student of Excellence during a recent recognition ceremony in Cordele.
The Student of Excellence program recognizes students who demonstrate strong academic performance, work ethic, character, leadership and commitment to their programs. Students are nominated by their instructors for achievement both inside and outside the classroom.
Clayton, an Early Childhood Care and Education student, was nominated by instructor Cambrette Hudson. He was selected from a group of students representing programs across the Crisp County Center.
Other students recognized were Jeremiah Whitehead, Welding and Joining Technology, nominated by Tom Mayo; Hayden Dunagan, Precision Machining and Manufacturing, also nominated by Mayo; Cassandra Moon, Medical Assisting, nominated by Carol Cowan; Genevieve Conklin, Culinary Arts, nominated by Johnny Davis; Brandye Hunt, Business Technology, nominated by Teresa Jolly; Patris Fulmore, Barbering, nominated by Eric Rogers; Barry Talley, Automation Technology, nominated by David Price; Christopher Willoughby, Air Conditioning Technology, nominated by Mike Enfinger; Rachel Welch, Criminal Justice Technology, nominated by Wanda Bishop; and Connor Butterworth, Electrical Systems Technology, nominated by Jeff Sheppard.
The Student of Excellence recognition gives instructors an opportunity to highlight students who distinguish themselves through dedication, perseverance and a commitment to success. Nominees represent the qualities SGTC seeks to develop as students prepare for careers in their chosen fields.
South Georgia Technical College offers more than 200 associate degree, diploma and technical certificate of credit programs designed to prepare students for careers in high-demand fields.
SGTC is waiving the application fee throughout November. Use code NOVFREE27 when applying for admission at southgatech.edu.
