1999

ECCC ADN graduates all pass state exam

Graduate~ of the &~te Degree Nursing Program. CJru.~ of 1999, at East Central Community College in Decatur have received a 100 percent pa.'~ rate on first write on the 5tate board examination, announced Dr. Phil Sutphin. Dean of Instruction. Dr. Sutphin said the Co e1re is "extremely pleased w:rtb the test results, and gave pnu..~ former ADN Director Nancy Harris, members of the nur,.mg faculty and the 20 graduate.;., for achieving the program :- fir4 100 percent pass rate on first wnte. Mrs. Harris, who retired fol· lowing the 1998-99 term after serving six years as the College.:– first ADN director, said she had "no doubt" the 1999 graduate.s would be successful on the exam, formally known as the National Certification and Licensure Examination for the Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RN). These ~tu· dents worked hard, studied hard, spent a lot of time in the lab and really worked well as a

group. I am very proud of every one of them," she said. Members of the 1999 ADN graduating class included Candice Beason, Shea Trapp, Christy Williamson, Tammy Bradley, Melanie King, Beverly Moody, Kellie Goss and Mary Warren, all of Philadelphia; A.lisha Bennett of Morton; Christy Gross and Angela Patterson, both ofUnion; Denise Willis of Collinsville; Kim Williams and Melanie Hanis, both of Decatur; Michelle Robertson, Ellen Null and Tammy Rademacher, all of Louisville; Sharon Nix of Newton; Becky Harrell ofForest; and Jobeth Andreacchio of Meridian. For more information regard– ing the Associate Degree Nursing Propam at East Central Community College, contact Melanie Gilmore, Director, P.O. Box 129, Decatur, Miss. 39327 or call toll free, 1- 877-G0-2-ECCC (1-877-462- 3222), ext. 294

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