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Hagerstown Community College held its first induction ceremony Nov. 18 for students enrolled in the TRiO Project Success/Student Support Services Program in the Merle S. Elliott Continuing Education and Conference Center on HCC's main campus.
Project Success is a new program at HCC designed to help students who are low-income, are first generation college students, or have a disability.
Once accepted into the program, students have access to academic advising, tutoring, specialized workshops, and career and financial planning.
In addition, students can borrow textbooks from an in-house loaner library and attend various cultural field trips. To take part in Project Success, students must be enrolled at HCC and pursuing a certificate or associate's degree.
Following remarks from Harold "Buck" Macht, TRiO Student Support Services Program coordinator, attendees heard from Donna Rudy, dean of students; Rachael McLoud, counselor/adviser for TRiO Student Support Services; and Guy Altieri, HCC president.
Each student was presented with a certificate recognizing his or her acceptance in the program, as well as his or her commitment to being a scholastic achiever. The ceremony recognized all students who participated in the program for the spring and fall academic semesters.
Inductees included:
Berkeley Springs, W.Va. — Angie Pearrell
Big Pool — Richard Spong
Boonsboro — Abby Barbeito Star Dodson-Moreland, Richard Hixon, Jean Meyers, Jarrett Myers, Jennifer Wayne,
Cavetown — Marco Olivera
Chambersburg, Pa. — Jaquesha Blanding, Jeffrey Creamer, Ryan Jones
Charles Town, W.Va. — Regina Foster
Clear Spring — Valerie Carbaugh, Dale Findley, David Mills, Brad Nehls
Dallastown, Pa. — Sean Floyd
Fairplay — Roxanne Amad
Falling Waters, W.Va. — Joscelyn Horton, Cynthia Morris, Jordan Talbert Darrell Talbert
Funkstown — Katie Lushbaugh, Stephanie Rossiter
Greencastle, Pa. — Mary Forsyth, Antoine Hall, Misty Rhone Ann Weaver
Project Success is a new program at HCC designed to help students who are low-income, are first generation college students, or have a disability.
Once accepted into the program, students have access to academic advising, tutoring, specialized workshops, and career and financial planning.
In addition, students can borrow textbooks from an in-house loaner library and attend various cultural field trips. To take part in Project Success, students must be enrolled at HCC and pursuing a certificate or associate's degree.
Following remarks from Harold "Buck" Macht, TRiO Student Support Services Program coordinator, attendees heard from Donna Rudy, dean of students; Rachael McLoud, counselor/adviser for TRiO Student Support Services; and Guy Altieri, HCC president.
Each student was presented with a certificate recognizing his or her acceptance in the program, as well as his or her commitment to being a scholastic achiever. The ceremony recognized all students who participated in the program for the spring and fall academic semesters.
Inductees included:
Berkeley Springs, W.Va. — Angie Pearrell
Big Pool — Richard Spong
Boonsboro — Abby Barbeito Star Dodson-Moreland, Richard Hixon, Jean Meyers, Jarrett Myers, Jennifer Wayne,
Cavetown — Marco Olivera
Chambersburg, Pa. — Jaquesha Blanding, Jeffrey Creamer, Ryan Jones
Charles Town, W.Va. — Regina Foster
Clear Spring — Valerie Carbaugh, Dale Findley, David Mills, Brad Nehls
Dallastown, Pa. — Sean Floyd
Fairplay — Roxanne Amad
Falling Waters, W.Va. — Joscelyn Horton, Cynthia Morris, Jordan Talbert Darrell Talbert
Funkstown — Katie Lushbaugh, Stephanie Rossiter
Greencastle, Pa. — Mary Forsyth, Antoine Hall, Misty Rhone Ann Weaver
