Strode College held their awards this month, nominating students who completed their courses last year. There were 23 categories in the awards, based on outstanding performance on courses and exceptional personal qualities. Most of those who received awards had completed A Levels and vocational qualifications last year, but there were also awards for Higher Education Student of the Year, Adult Student of the Year, Apprentice of the Year, the Rachael House Award for Skills for Life and Success Against the Odds. Katy Quinn, principal and CEO of the college in Street, said: “Whilst unfortunately unable to hold our usual annual awards ceremony due to the pandemic, we still wanted to celebrate the incredible hard work and achievements of all our students.
Students at Strode College in Street celebrated at annual awards
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Chioma Okoroafor is passionate about making a difference in this world through her work with veterans, victims of abuse, advocacy for healthcare in underserved communities and climate justice. Her steadfast dedication to pursuing her purpose is among the reasons why she is the recipient of Penn State’s 2021 Outstanding Adult Student Award.
Okoroafor is a United States Marine Corps veteran, student worker in the Office of Veterans Programs at Penn State, a volunteer at Centre Safe and the Arboretum at Penn State. She is a junior pursuing a dual major in psychology in the College of the Liberal Arts and Biology in the Eberly College of Science at Penn State. Her concern about access to healthcare for underserved communities is setting her on a path with an ultimate goal of becoming a physician.
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Buckeye Career Center has announced Kody Ames and Autumn Brown as its January Students of the Month and Samantha Nicely as its Adult Student on the Month.
Ames, of New Philadelphia, is a meat cutting, deli and bakery student. He is a two-year member of Drug Free Clubs of America at BCC. He plans to continue his education next year at BCC. He is the son of Joyce Ames.
Brown, a student at Conotton Valley High School, is a level two senior in exercise science and sports medicine and a level one senior in auto technology. Brown is a two-year member of DFCA and Health Occupation Students of America. She made it to the state HOSA conference last year in human growth and development. She has played volleyball for eight years and is a six year band member at CVHS. She works for Kathy’s Catering. Brown plans to attend Bowling Green State University and obtain a master’s degree in athletic training. She is the daughter of Todd and Julie Herman.
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