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Christen Gibson
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Staff Writer, Corbin Times-Tribune
Kentucky
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Trailblazing teens: Local high school students first to earn EMT certification through SCC’s Dual Credit Program
By Christen Gibson Verified, Christen Gibson kctcs.edu| Commonwealth Journal Verified Somerset Community College (SCC) kicks off dual credit week by celebrating two local high schoolers who will be the first to become EMTs through the 16- week Somerset Campus program. Kylie Cole and Olivia Roberts are senior high school students at Southwestern High School in Pulaski County. At 17 and 18 years old, respectively, they will be the first dual credit students to complete the Emergency Medical Services Technology (EMT) program at the SCC Somerset Campus. kAm(96?
SCC students selected as distinguished scholars: Tipton as New Century Workforce Scholar and Denney as Coca-Cola Gold Scholar
By Christen Gibson Verified, Christen Gibson kctcs.edu| Commonwealth Journal Verified Sherri Tipton, a student at Somerset Community College Laurel Campus, has been named a 2025 New Century Workforce Scholar and will receive a $1,500 scholarship. This scholarship is the first of its kind to support students at associate degree-granting institutions on a national scale as they plan to enter the workforce upon completing a degree or certificate. The program is sponsored by The Coca-Cola Foundation and Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
Trailblazing teens: Local high school students first to earn EMT certification through SCC’s Dual Credit Program
By Christen Gibson Verified, Christen Gibson kctcs.edu| Commonwealth Journal Verified Somerset Community College (SCC) kicks off dual credit week by celebrating two local high schoolers who will be the first to become EMTs through the 16- week Somerset Campus program. Kylie Cole and Olivia Roberts are senior high school students at Southwestern High School in Pulaski County. At 17 and 18 years old, respectively, they will be the first dual credit students to complete the Emergency Medical Services Technology (EMT) program at the SCC Somerset Campus. kAm(96?
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Corbin Times-Tribune
Corbin, Kentucky, United States
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