Record Number of Graduates for Altamaha Technical College in Commencement |
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Jesup – A record number of Altamaha Technical College graduates were conferred Saturday, July 17, 2010 in the Wayne County High School Auditorium. Mr. Tony Thaw, Owner of Thaw’s Electric Service in St. Simons, gave the keynote address. Mr. Thaw was also bestowed an Honorary Associates of Applied Science, Technical Studies Degree. Since the last graduation ceremony in January, the College has had 538 credit graduates, with 63 of those students and 68 GED students participating in the July ceremony.
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Former State Representative, Hinson Mosley, honored
 Former State Representative and current Altamaha Technical College Foundation Honorary Trustee Hinson Mosley recently had a highway named after him. The dedication ceremony, held in the Jesup Campus' C. Paul Scott Polytechnical Center, revealed the sign that will grace the stretch of U.S. Highway 84 between Jesup, Georgia and Screven, Georgia. Onhand to pay tribute to Mr. Mosley were Sonny Dixon (WTOC Anchorman and former state legislator), State Senate Majority Leader Tommie Williams, State Representative Tommy Smith, State Representative Roger Lane, Jay Shaw (former state legislator and current Georgia Department of Transportation Board Member), DOT Commissioner Vance Smith, former ATC President Paul Scott, State Representative Chuck Sims and State Representative Mark Williams. Invitations were issued and the public was invited to attend.
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Altamaha Technical College Announces Most Recent Academic Honors List
Jesup, GA - The following Altamaha Technical College students earned academic honors during Spring Quarter 2010.
The President’s List recognizes those students who earned a 4.0 GPA, and the Vice Presidents’ List consists of students earning a minimum 3.5 GPA. To be eligible for either the President’s or Vice Presidents’ Lists, a student must have completed a minimum of 12 credit hours during the quarter. Part-time students (completing less than 12 credit hours) who earned a 3.5 GPA or better are recognized for Academic Achievement.
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