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Officers included president Ashley Barnes of Henning, vice president Ashlee Eakes of Troy, secretary Raven Warren of Dyersburg, treasurer Hannah Moore of Yorkville and historian Jordan Page of Kenton. Class officers for the LPN to RN fast track nursing class included president Catherine Caldwell-McNeill of Jackson, vice president Jennifer Puente of Jackson, secretary Kimberly Trailor of Bolivar and historians Lottie Ing of Dyersburg and Dikee�Dra Gwynn-Wilson of Ripley. LPN to RN fast-track nursing class president Catherine Caldwell-McNeill of Jackson addressed her fellow classmates during DSCC�s nursing pinning May 6. Student Nursing Association (SNA) officers were introduced by nursing instructor Trenna Richardson and included president Jennifer Puente, vice president Kimberly Trailor and secretary Candace Paris of Covington. Ashley Barnes, traditional nursing class president, addressed her classmates by stating, �Today be encouraged that your sacrifices are appreciated. Today you are not just another nursing graduate � you are an example.� LPN to RN fast-track nursing class president Catherine Caldwell-McNeill addressed her fellow classmates and shared how close they had become over the last two years. Nursing graduate Hollie Goff (left) of Dyersburg was presented the Clinical Practice Award by nursing instructor Tammy Hines (right) during DSCC�s nursing pinning ceremony May 6. �I feel incredibly honored and proud to speak on behalf of this amazing class,� stated Caldwell-McNeill. �Looking back at our journey and where we stand now, it is clear that we as a class have learned to take care of our patients by first learning to take care of one another.� Dr.

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