Tri-County Technical College Alumni

TCTC’s Board of Visitors (BOV) met this morning on the Pendleton Campus for its quarterly meeting. The BOV is a group of community leaders who serves as an extension of the College through the President’s Office and works as advocates and ambassadors for Tri-County.
Among the Board of Visitors members are TCTC alumnae Akeitha Thompson Brown, left, and Shelia Owens, right. Akeitha is a two-time TCTC graduate. She received a Medical Laboratory Technology degree in 2001 and an Associate Degree in Nursing in 2008. She also earned BSN and MSN degrees and works as a risk manager for AnMed. Shelia is a 2016 graduate of the Administrative Office Technology program and is the administrative assistant for Clemson Downs.

Matt Woodall, department head for Industrial Technology at Tri-County Technical College, was presented the highest award given to faculty at today's spring convocation.

Matt was honored with the Linda C. and Dr. Ralph D. Elliott Presidential Medallion for Instructional Excellence. The medallion is named for Linda and Ralph Elliott in recognition of their commitment to higher education and their generous contributions to the College and is presented each year to the instructor who has contributed the most during the academic year to the profession of teaching, to the development of the College and to the students.

Matt is a 2007 graduate of TCTC’s Welding program. He holds a Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) designation, an internationally recognized certification of proficiency in weld inspection as well as Certified Welding Educators (CWE) credentials.
Read about Matt Woodall: bit.ly/4d6fltw

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