Pinning and awards ceremony marks beginning of new journey for graduates

NFCC honors Medical Administrative Specialist Class of 2016

MADISON, FL – North Florida Community College recently honored its Medical Administrative Specialist Class of 2016 graduates with a pinning and awards ceremony on Thursday, June 16 in the NFCC Student Center. Associate Dean of Economic Development and Technical Programs David Dunkle welcomed family and friends to the special occasion. Program alumna Laverne Smith was the guest speaker.

NFCC Dean of Enrollment Services Kay Hogan presented graduates with honor cords; several graduates also received special recognition for their accomplishments throughout the program. Reva Bass and Kimberly Alexander Walker were both awarded the 2016 Clinical Excellence Award; Tina Deming received the Academic Excellence Award; Kayleen Lee, Imelda Mendiola and Katherine Luckette received the Workforce Excellence Award.

In closing remarks, graduates Imelda Mendiola, Tina Deming and Kelsey Solomon recognized their classmates and thanked those who helped them along the way to graduation including a special thanks to instructor Tammy Kemp.

NFCC’s 2016 Medical Administrative Specialist Program graduates are:

Hamilton County
Kayleen Lee (High Honors)
Katherine Luckette (Highest Honor)
Imelda Mendiola (Highest Honors)

Jefferson County
Tracey Kelly
Lakista Young

Madison County
Reva Greene
Amber Sims
Kelsey Solomon (Highest Honors)
Kimberly Walker-Alexander

Taylor County
Quanisha Bailey

Lowndes County, GA
Tina Deming (Highest Honors)

For more information on NFCC’s Medical Administrative Specialist program, contact Tammy Kemp at (850) 973-1633 or [email protected], or visit www.nfc.edu.

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PHOTO ATTACHED: Pictured at the NFCC Medical Administrative Class of 2016 Pinning and Awards Ceremony at the NFCC Student Center are (l-r) Front Row: NFCC Medical Admin Specialist Instructor Tammy Kemp, Tina Deming, Kayleen Lee, Reva Bass, Imelda Mendiola, Kelsey Solomon, Lakista Young, and Amy Webb of CareerSource North Florida. Back Row: Tracey Kelly, Katherine Luckette, Kimberly Alexander Walker, Quanisha Bailey and Amber Sims.

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