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Thirty-six SKYCTC nursing students honored at Pinning Ceremony

The entire nursing class standing un uniform

Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) honored 36 Practical Nursing students from the Glasgow Campus at the annual nursing pinning ceremony Wednesday, May 3, 2023, at the Cave City Convention Center. The ceremony marks the PN student’s completion of their Practical Nursing Diploma from the Glasgow Campus. 

“We are so pleased that these students have chosen the nursing profession, and we salute them for their perseverance and determination through this challenging program,” said Dr. Angie Harlan, Dean of Allied Health and Nursing at SKYCTC. “They will join a workforce where nurses are in high demand.” 

RN students honored in this year’s ceremony were:

Adair County
Rosaleigh Maulden

Allen County
Carrie Starks, Rebekah Westray 

Barren County
Anzley Adwell, Jennifer Britt, Haley Bunch, Crystal Codner, Karleigh Delk, Brooke Dilley, Brianna Goodson, Kaylyn Hale, Makayla Irvin, Zachary Miles, Lauren Mowrey, Victoria Pridemore, Jocelyn Stinson, Jasmine Sullivan, Aubrey Woods 

Edmonson County
Jessica Lindsey 

Hart County
Claire Bull, Clarisse Terry, Jamie Wease 

Metcalfe County
Faith Givens 

Monroe County
Khloe Byrn, Allison Davis, Baylee Ray 

Warren County
Caleb Brown, Veronica Calix, Abigail Davis, Terri DeLaOsa, Kayla Dyer, Ashton Howton, Kelly Mruk, Desiree Powell, Alexis Smith, Raven Thomas 

Each year area health care facilities in our area present awards to students who they have observed during clinical rotations. 

In addition to these recognitions, two SKYCTC students received state-wide awards. The Kim Nealis Williams Scholarship is given by the Kentucky Council for Practical Nursing in honor of former KCTCS employee Kim Nealis Williams. The scholarship is available to any Practical Nursing student in the state of Kentucky who submits and a completed application and has a minimum 3.0 GPA. 

The Rebecca Forest Scholarship is given by the Kentucky Council for Practical Nursing in memory of former KCTCS employee Rebecca Forest. The scholarship is available to any Practical Nursing student in the state of Kentucky who submits and a completed application and has a minimum 3.0 GPA.

 Awards Presented:

  • Golden Bandage Scissors Award – TJ Samson Hospital: Desiree Powell
  • TJ Pledge 6 C’s Award -T.J. Samson Hospital: Brianna Goodson
  • Ann K. Rogers Nursing Award - Glasgow B&PW Club: Kaylyn Hale
  • Mollie Carmon Obstetrical Award: Kelly Mruk
  • Barren County Clinical Nursing Award - Barren County Nursing and Rehab: Faith Givens
  • NHC Better Way Award Tammi Turner - NHC Healthcare: Crystal Codner
  • Dr. Phillip Bale Mental Health Award - Glasgow State Nursing Facility : Carrie Starks
  • Signature Health Care of Glasgow Sacred Seven Award: Khloe Byrn
  • Dr. Jimmy T. Isenberg Nursing Award: Kaylyn Hale
  • Joy Rudenga Memorial Award: Desiree Powell
  • Pharmacology Award - KY Practical Nursing Organization: Jessica Lindsey
  • Heroic “Hart” Award - Signature Health Care of Hart County: Allison Davis
  • Rebecca Forest Scholarship- Kentucky Council of Practical Nursing: Kaylyn Hale
  • Kim Nealis Williams Scholarship - Kentucky Council of Practical Nursing: Lauren Mowrey
  • Perfect Attendance Award: Haley Bunch, Khloe Byrn, Kaylyn Hale, and Desiree Powell

Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College has been producing highly trained nurses for the region since 1957.

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