2015

-Healthfest

Health Sciences Q>re Students Attend Healthfest Health Sciences Core students at Winston-Louisville Career andTechnole>gt Center attend– ed the Healthfest at ECCC on Thursday, October 22nd. Students had the opportunity to tour all of the health programs offered at ECCC and hear directly from students In the programs about each one. The students also participated in a texting and driving activity to showthe negative Impacts that this can have on one's concentration. A texting and drivingscene was shown to the stu– dents and simulation of how each healthcare professional assists in the care of the injured/fatalitiesduringa traumatic accident. Students in Health Sciences Q>re are learning about all ofthe health careers and planning for their future. This field trip was a great oppor– tunity for the studerrts to see and experience the college atmosphere and life in the world of healthcare. Health Sciences Q>re Is taught by PennyWells, RN. Pictured left to rtgllt front row.Kayla Lovern, Kaitlin Nyholm, Ty Duran, Diana Richardson, Javier Hunt, Netykianna Gladney, Tycisia Roberson, Lexus R~ Row2L to R: Madelyn Wiikes, Morgan Luke, Laura Veny,Haley Smith, Tristen McOill, Penny Wells, Lakiaa Triplett, Marcella Q>le, Tatiana Jones,Damaya Wiimer Row 3 L to R: La'Precious Carter.star Batts, Savannah Watkins, Lily Coleman, Dixie Jackson, Christopher Baker, Niyah Raine, Chelsey Kelley, Laqulnton Kelley, Danielle Eaves, Jadea Shannon, Adrienne Forsythe, Andrea 'liardln, Amber Humphries, Cijah Carter, Justin Nicholson, Jana Moore, Depodre Carter

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