
Our 2nd group of students who passed the CTECH test are left to right David Rimmer,Steve Crawford,Charles Norsworthy,Kenny Kennon,Instructor Bruce Moore,Donna Sanders,
Justin Frizzell,Chad Mayo. Great job guys!!!
Nineteen students achieved perfect attendance during the summer trimester at the
Listed by there courses of study, the students are Automotive Technology- Leandro Ortiz, Shawn Collins; Bio-Medical- Kenny Kennon, James Newhouse, David Critchlow, Brian Laderman; Business Systems Technology McKenzie- Lesa Harris, April Depriest; Business Systems Technology Martin- Betty Hicks, Debbie Hodge; HVAC/Refrigeration- Mark Summers, James Fuller, Bryan Roberts; Industrial Maintenance McKenzie- Ricky Eaton, William Talley, Jimmie Moore; Machine Tool Technology- Ronnie Parrott; Welding- Kyle McConnell, Jason Young.
The
For more information about the Outstanding Student of the Year Program or about enrolling in one of the programs offered at TTC McKenzie, please contact 352-7506.
The McKenzie Technology Center Student Senate hosted a can food drive for the local United Neighbors of Carroll County. The Center had a competition among there classes to see who could raise the most cans of food for the United Neighbors with the Bio-Medical class earning top honors. The school collected over 1500 cans of food to be distributed back into
The Summer Trimester at the
A total of 35 students received their diplomas or final certificates and numerous others were recognized for completing certificate levels during the summer 2008 Trimester. Also recognized during the ceremony were students who were inducted into the National Honor Society.
The students who completed requirements for graduation are: Bio-Medical- Travis Ellis; Business Systems McKenzie- Linda Thomas, Peggy Baker, Michelle Bona, Eva Morschett, Donna Bryant; Business Systems Martin- Sue Hicks, Debbie Hodge, Kelly Patterson, Loretta Wilds, Megan Gonzalez, Becky Hudson, Melissa Stewart, Daneen Windom; Computer Information- Bernardo Garcia, Cody Martin, Alister McAlister, Traven Parkhill; Industrial Maintenance McKenzie- Jeff Spring, Brandon Peevyhouse, Matthew Cunningham, James Kyle II; Industrial Maintenance Martin- David Meade III; Machine Tool- Jennifer McEntee, Jason Mathis, Cameron Gowan, Dereck Frazee; Welding- Adam McAlpin, Tyler Hughes, Desiree Taylor, William Ninness, Troy Manns, Anthony Patterson, Tyler Little, William Simmons.
Eight students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society. Honor society inductees are Peggy Baker, April Depriest, Jennifer Eason, Margaret “Peg” Marshall, Loretta Wilds, Phillip Knott, James Cook, and Amanda Gapen.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held in honor of the graduates and their families.
Eighteen students achieved perfect attendance during the Spring Trimester at the
Listed by there courses of study, the students are Automotive Technology- Justin Oakes, Shawn Collins; Bio-Medical- Kurt Thomas, David Critchlow, Kenny Kennon, Brian Laderman, Donna Sanders, James Newhouse; Business Systems McKenzie-April Depriest; Business Systems Martin- Debbie Hodge; Computer Information- Cody Martin; HVAC- Zackery Cox, Randy Willis; Industrial Maintenance McKenzie- Jimmie Moore, Ricky Wallace, Jonathan Moyers; Machine Tool- Ronnie Parrott; Practical Nursing- Jennifer Neisler.
Three Instructors at the
The process involves mixing water and lye in a container, running a current through it and capturing the hydrogen gas produced. This gas is then fed into the fuel system. Hydrogen and gasoline are a much more combustive mixture than air and gasoline and the combination “tricks” the engine into using less gas but producing the same power. This is a safer process than some, because there is no storage of hydrogen gas. As soon as the current is turned off in the container, the hydrogen converts back to water. There is no volatile gas stored.
The group will be conducting classes to teach the general public how to do their own conversions. The students must have a working knowledge of wiring and automobiles and in two Saturdays, they can learn how to modify their own vehicles. The first class will be on Saturday July 19th from 7:30-11:30 am and again on August 2nd. “I am proud of the effort that went into their work. Donald, Dan, and Bruce are making a difference in the environment and the wallets of our community, noted TTC Director Elizabeth Check. For more information call, 731-352-7506.
Two Bio-Med students pass CET exam
Two students in the BioMedical Electronics Technology program at the
The students are Kelly Guest of
The TTC-McKenzie is a testing site authorized by the Electronics Technicians Association for this exam. These two successfully completed the associate level of the four-part exam, which is for an electronics technician or students with less than two years of combined work and/or electronics training.
“This lets potential employers know that the student who has passed this exam has been thoroughly trained and can demonstrate professional proficiency,” explained Exam administrator Donald Gearin.
The Fall Trimester at the
Students achieve perfect attendance
Thirty Four students achieved perfect attendance during the Fall Trimester at the
Listed by there courses of study, the students are Automotive Technology- Donald Bigham, Justin Oakes, William James; Bio-Medical- Kelly Guest, David Critchlow, James Newhouse, Kurt Thomas; Business Systems McKenzie- Tasha Lowe, Brandi Ownby; Business Systems Martin- Debbie Hodge, Betty Hicks, Megan Gonzalez; Computer Information- Cody Martin, Traven Parkhill, Danny Nichols; Electronics- Tyler Reeder, Tyler Norris, Keenan Bannon, Brian Laderman, Joseph Johnson; HVAC- Zachary English, Zackery Cox, Jonathan Mullikin, Randy Willis; Industrial Maintenance- Phillip Knott, William Talley, Ricky Wallace, Danny Moore, Jeff Spring; Machine Tool- Steve German, Ronnie Parrott; Practical Nursing- Ramona Palmer, Beverly Keymon, Jennifer Neisler, Amanda Gapen.