Each year, JTCC honors its students for their academic excellence, leadership, school pride, community service and more through its Student Awards Celebration.
Each year, John Tyler Community College honors its students for their academic excellence, leadership, school pride, community service and more through its Student Awards Celebration. This year’s ceremony could not be held in person due to the pandemic, so the college announced award winners during a virtual ceremony, shared on social media. More than 60 awards were presented in eleven categories.
The following award winners were named (zip codes follow recipient names):
John Tyler Community College publishes the Sherwood Forest Art & Literary Review each year in conjunction with its annual student literary and art contest. The publication, which has been highlighting the creativity and talent of Tyler students since 1968, includes four categories: fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry and art. Judges review and select first, second and third place winners in each category and may award honorable mentions. The winning entries are published in the Review. Download an electric copy of the publication.
Each year, Tyler students are given the opportunity to participate in the college’s Social Science Research Expo. During the Expo, students present research they have conducted on a number of topics. This year’s Expo was held virtually, and viewers were asked to vote for their top research projects.
After graduating from Tyler’s emergency medical services – paramedic program, Damian Winn’s career is heating up. He’s gone from volunteer to full-time firefighter to paramedic mentor. With his sought-after paramedic skills, he’s not just putting out fires. He’s the crucial link in keeping people alive.
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Mark Van Der Hyde is part of a family devoted to public service. His wife is a critical care nurse at Lowell General Hospital near Boston, while his Dad and brother are nurses, his sister works in a medical office, and his mom works in food service.
Each year, JTCC honors its students for their academic excellence, leadership, school pride, community service and more through its Student Awards Celebration. This year’s ceremony could not be held in person due to the pandemic, so the college announced award winners during a virtual ceremony, shared on social media.