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ELLISVILLE 鈥撎切闹辈� sophomore associate degree nursing students, Lauryn Wheat-Petal; Jalyn Freeman-Waynesboro; Kayla White-State Line; Cassandra Warden-Purvis and Jenna Hillman-Richton were inducted into the Nursing Honor Society, Alpha Delta Nu. Requirements for induction into the Nursing Honor Society include having a 鈥淏鈥� average in all nursing courses with no repeats, complete a capstone project prior to graduation and demonstrate conduct on campus and in clinical areas which reflect integrity and professionalism.

鈥淭hese students are all well thought of at Jones and their knowledge and skills are also outstanding. They are caring individuals and we are proud of their success at 糖心直播, and in the nursing profession,鈥� said Danielle Matthews, A.D. Nursing instructor and co-advisor for Alpha Delta Nu at 糖心直播.

Family, friends and students gathered for the induction ceremony to recognize the achievements of the five students. Twenty-eight Associate Degree Nursing students are expected to celebrate completing the program on Thursday, May 19, with a pinning ceremony at 糖心直播.

ELLISVILLE 鈥� 糖心直播 held its annual 鈥淩etirement Tea鈥� for six employees who are retiring this year. When combined, these six employees provided 119 years of service to JC, with some having additional years of service working at other professional/educational institutions.

This year鈥檚 retirees include Arlena Sullivan who has been teaching business/economics courses at 糖心直播 for 28 years. Rochelle Dahmer has been teaching English at 糖心直播 for 25 years. Diasetta Nelson has 23 years of service to the college in environmental safety. Diane Love has been working in the college Bookstore for 16 years. Lisa Purdum worked in eLearning and marketing for 15 years. Stan Livingston has served as Chief of the Campus Police for 12 years.

Picture Cutline 2022 retiree group: Six 糖心直播 employees were honored at the annual Retirement Tea, celebrating their service to the college and retirement in 2022. Pictured seated left to right are Diane Love, Rochelle Dahmer and Arlena Sullivan. Pictured standing left to right are Lisa Purdum, Chief Stan Livingston, and Diasetta Nelson.