The Technical College of the Lowcountry recently honored 66 health sciences graduates at various pinning ceremonies held from May through July at its Beaufort Mather Campus.
“We are so proud of our graduates for their dedication, hard work and commitment to excellence,” TCL’s Health Sciences Dean Dr. Joey Swearingen said. “As the area’s leading institution in health science education, TCL continues to produce high caliber graduates who are ready not only to join the workforce but to make their mark on and contribute to the economy of the Lowcountry.”
Graduates represented a number of TCL’s health sciences programs including: nursing, physical therapist assistant, massage therapy, medical assisting, surgical technology and radiologic technology.
Students in these programs experienced on-campus learning using the latest technology, instruction and equipment. In addition, many received hands-on practice at clinical sites located throughout Beaufort, Jasper, Hampton and Colleton counties.
Associate Degree in Nursing Graduates – May, 2024:
Associate Degree in Nursing graduates – July, 2024:
Practical Nursing graduates – July, 2024:
Massage Therapy graduates:
Medical Assisting graduates:
Jasmine Davis, Marcia Frazier and Latisha Fields
Physical Therapist Assistant graduates:
Radiologic Technology graduates:
Surgical Technology graduates:
For more photos including scenes from this year’s pinning ceremonies, visit TCL’s Facebook page.
