Wayne Community College’s Workforce Continuing Education Services celebrated the fall graduates of its Allied Health programs at a pinning ceremony.
Graduates of WCC’s Nurse Aide I, Phlebotomy, Pharmacy Technician, and Dialysis Technician programs received pins and certificates of completion at the ceremony.
WCC President Patty Pfeiffer explained that the pin signifies the transition from student to graduate to healthcare professional. “Today not only represents your successful completion of your educational program but your formal entry into healthcare,” she told the graduates.
Graduates with the highest grade point average in each class were honored during the pinning ceremony. Nurse Aide I graduates Lily Evans, Beatrice Rivera Cabrera, Leonardo Herrera Ponce, and Eileene Hernandez; Dialysis Technician graduate Godofredo Sabado IV; Phlebotomy graduate Kyla Clark; and Pharmacy Technician graduate Kimberly Barnes were recognized for this achievement.
WCC Vice President of Workforce Continuing Education Services and Community Engagement Renita Dawson commended the Allied Health graduates for taking a meaningful step forward in their professional journey. “We are so proud of you and your accomplishments,” she said. “Your commitment and resilience are an inspiration to all of us.”
The 58 graduates and their programs, listed by city of residence, are:
Deep Run
Jacqueline Rangel-Ramirez, Phlebotomy
Dudley
Eileene Hernandez, Nurse Aide I
Briana Mojica Soriano, Nurse Aide I
Belica Perez Cabrera, Nurse Aide I
Jordan Pompey, Pharmacy Technician
Josselyn Ramirez Long, Nurse Aide I
Goldsboro
Valeria Andres Castaneda, Nurse Aide I
Nada Assaedi, Pharmacy Technician
Kimberly Barnes, Pharmacy Technician
Britney Bello, Nurse Aide I
Brianna Best, Phlebotomy
Luis Brown, Nurse Aide I
Zachary Brown, Phlebotomy
Kyla Clark, Phlebotomy
Melany Diaz Carballo, Nurse Aide I
Jayeteanna Dillahunt, Dialysis Technician
Lily Evans, Nurse Aide I
Jasmine Flores, Pharmacy Technician
Jada Hall, Nurse Aide I
Kaylee Hastie, Pharmacy Technician
Mya Jones, Nurse Aide I
Tiara Lassiter, Pharmacy Technician
Zakiyah Livingston-Glaspie, Nurse Aide I
Jennifer McLean, Dialysis Technician
Tamika Perez, Pharmacy Technician
Arlene Perez-Perez, Nurse Aide I
Evelyn Perez-Perez, Nurse Aide I
Yenifer Perez Ramirez, Nurse Aide I
Jaylee Randall, Nurse Aide I
Leslie Reyes, Pharmacy Technician
Godofredo Sabado IV, Dialysis Technician
Emily Saldana-Cueva, Nurse Aide I
Roger Sams, Pharmacy Technician
Destine Tolar, Nurse Aide I
Madalynne Turnage, Pharmacy Technician
Avery Vick, Nurse Aide I
Vanessa Whitaker, Pharmacy Technician
La Grange
Sofia Aguirre, Phlebotomy
Roberto Flores Castaneda, Nurse Aide I
Luz Henriquez Huerta, Nurse Aide I
Leonardo Herrera Ponce, Nurse Aide I
Jocelyn Perez-Velazquez, Nurse Aide I
Mount Olive
Amani Abdul-Quyyum, Nurse Aide I
Ybett Bravo Lopez, Nurse Aide I
Variola Carrenard, Nurse Aide I
Miguel Escudero-Mata, Nurse Aide I
Rose Saintil, Dialysis Technician
Harlee Statler, Nurse Aide I
Sadie Sutton, Nurse Aide I
Pikeville
Niyah Lewis, Nurse Aide I
Mia Sandoval, Nurse Aide I
Princeton
Josie Kearney, Nurse Aide I
Seven Springs
Charissa Lofton, Pharmacy Technician
Jennifer Lopez-Salez, Nurse Aide I
Quendi Mejia-Mejia, Nurse Aide I
Marleni Mejia-Velasquez, Nurse Aide I
Beatrice Rivera Cabrera, Nurse Aide I
Wilson
Susilowati Lim, Pharmacy Technician
Learn more about the Workforce Continuing Education Allied Health programs on WCC’s website.
About Wayne Community College
Wayne Community College is a public, learning-centered institution with an open-door admission policy located in Goldsboro, N.C. As it works to develop a highly skilled and competitive workforce, the college serves around 10,000 individuals annually as well as businesses, industry, and community organizations with high quality, affordable, accessible learning opportunities, including more than 150 college credit programs. WCC’s mission is to meet the educational, training, and cultural needs of the communities it serves.