HANCEVILLE, ALA. – Wallace State Community College participated in Hanceville Elementary School’s Career Day on Friday, showcasing various health and technical programs to the students.
Hanceville Elementary School principal Kim Brown said the event was a great opportunity for her students to get an early glimpse at some of the career offerings available at Wallace State and in the community. She added that it’s important for students to realize at a young age how valuable Wallace State is to the area.
Wallace State programs set up at the Career Day were agricultural production/horticulture, computer science, dental hygiene, dental assisting, diesel technology, engineering technology, flight technology, industrial electronics – mechatronics, nursing, paralegal, visual communications and welding.
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### Wallace State Engineering Technology student Kayla Evans, right, shows off a remote control car to a Hanceville Elementary School student. Evans is a sophomore at Wallace State. Wallace State’s Julie Grimes, a BOOST Career Coach at the college, assists a student at Hanceville Elementary School’s Career Day. Susan Copeland, Wallace State’s Patient Care Specialist Coordinator, right, discusses how to measure a heartbeat with a Hanceville Elementary School student during Career Day. Wallace State instructor Terry Ayers represented the college’s computer science program at Career Day. ______________________________
Russell Moore
Staff Writer Wallace State Community College
P.O. Box 2000, Hanceville, AL 35077
1-866-350-9722 256-352-8443 direct Russell.Moore@wallacestate.edu
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Kristen Holmes
Communications & Marketing Director, and
Administrator, The Evelyn Burrow Museum
Wallace State Community College
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