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The Neshoba Democrat, Philadelphia, Miss., January 28, 2015, 9C

ECCC surgical technology progranz graduates

Ready to begin their new careers in the healthcare field are the above students who recently completed the 12- month surgical technology program at East Central Community College in Decatur. The special group was honored at the program's annual pinning ceremony held Thursday, Dec. 11 , 2014, in the Vickers Fine Arts Center on the Decatur campus. Graduates include, first row, from left, Brandi Sanders, Morton; Kierra Lanay Griffin, Louisville; \r.ctoria Smith, Morton; Jessica Delon Thames, Decatur; and Tywonna Kyerica Harris, Lena; second rov. from left, Con'Brianna T. Evans, Clinton; Heather Lee Clark, Nichole Wilson (Surgical Technology Student of ·rie Year) and Dakota Wilcher, all of Philadelpti a third row, from left, Julie Ann Pierce, Philadelpr a Veronica Shan'ta Ramsey, Meridian; and Shawna Da:i elie Peets, Union; and back row, from left, instructor '1Slie Pilgrim; DeMarcus Antwan Brown, Meridian a'1d orogram director/instructor LeAnn Shirley. For more -·or.na:.on on ECCC's healthcare programs, ooniOCt Ue-r.~a Thor"as dean of healthcare education, a~ 60' -o3~294 Of err.&~ dthomas@eccc.edu.

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