LIBERTY — The Career and Technical Education Center at Sullivan BOCES proudly inducted seventy-one students into the National Vocational Technical Honor Society (NTHS). Induction into the …
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LIBERTY — The Career and Technical Education Center at Sullivan BOCES proudly inducted seventy-one students into the National Vocational Technical Honor Society (NTHS). Induction into the National Technical Honor Society stands as a significant achievement for any Career and Technical Education student.
The evening commenced with Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of the Career & Tech Center at Sullivan BOCES, extending a warm welcome to attendees and acknowledging the remarkable ac-complishments of these outstanding Career and Technical Education students. Each student has demonstrated remarkable effort and aptitude in their chosen trade.
During the ceremony, students Jillian Carlson from Livingston Manor CSD, Sarah Gorr from Roscoe CSD, Rachel Yusko from Sullivan West CSD, Ralph Cherubino from Livingston Manor CSD, Nicholas Foley from Tri-Valley CSD, and Sanna Woytowick from Monticello CSD elaborated on the significance of the NTHS and its components, including its purpose, colors, emblem, insignia, and slogan.
Debra Heidt Dunwell, one of the Chapter Advisors, also highlighted the benefits of the National Technical Honor Society, emphasizing its seven pillars: leadership, scholarship, skills, honesty, citizenship, service, and responsibility, which aid students in becoming positive role models and honing leadership skills.
Jeffrey Molusky, Executive Principal of Career & Technical Education and NTHS Advisor, concluded the ceremony by congratulating the inductees on their hard work and their installation into the National Technical Honor Society. “This is an honor that you will carry with you throughout your education and career,” remarked Molusky, encapsulating the significance of the achievement.”
The 2024 inductees include:
Allied Health: Alyssa Gandy, MCS; Isabella Velasquez, MCS; and Malachi Smith, MCS
Animal Science: Adrianna Garcia, FCS and Cassie Wolcott, LMCS
Auto Technology: Nicholas Foley, TVCS; Joseph Metz, TVCS; Keven Padilla Perdomo, FCS; Ethan Whitted, TVCS ; and Rachel Yusko, SWCS
Basic Welding: Rally Cruz, SWCS; Alexander Daw, ECS; Josh Morabito, ECS; Logan Park, LMCS; and Kain Quimby, ECS
Broadcasting/Music Production: Noah Call, LCS; Estiben Escalante, FCS; Luca Larizzati, LMCS; Skylar Loyce, LCS; Elijah McCall, MCS; and Cecelia Norris-Yanes, FCS
Construction Technology: Kelvin Turcios Mejia, LCS; Tristan Wingert, SWCS
Cosmetology: Azyrah Daniel, MCS; Lianna Gissentaner, LCS; Dallas LaPolt, TVCS; Lilliana Morton-Curry, TVCS; Kadi Simmons, LMCS; and Aden Volpe, SWCS
Early Childhood Education: Kimberly Diaz, FCS; Krysta Hallock, LMCS; Liliana Ines Leon, LCS; Brianna Noller, FCS
Electrical Trades: Haiden Sanders, TVCS
Emergency Medical Technician: Derek Moorer Jr., FCS; Georgia’Rane O’Brien, FCS; Ronny Rivas Guardado, LCS; and Erika Terpstra, SWCS
Health Occupations: Elmida Aguilar-Reyes, LCS; De’Anasia Banks, MCS; Ashley Bertholf, SWCS; Nehemiah Damon, FCS; Ivon Diaz, MCS; Sara Fajardo Reyes, LCS; Mia Gorr, LCS; Jordyn Jones, LMCS; Erin Lenihan, LMCS; Francely Maradiaga, FCS; Melina Picard, SWCS; Jennifer Rios Nunez, FCS; Alexandra Rivera, LCS; Katiana Rodriguez, MCS; Ciarra Staudt, LMCS; and Konnar Williams, LCS
Innovative Design: Michael Dunne, SWCS; Austin Johnson, MCS; Jacob Lawrence, FCS; and Liam Parks, LCS
Natural Resources: Matthew Finnerty, MCS; and Kal’el Reyes, ELL
New Vision: Alissia Dubovici, MCS; Sarah Gorr, RCS; Mahi Patel, MCS; Nadiushka Rosa Gonzalez, FCS; and Kritika Talukder, MCS
Public Safety Services: Megan Bastone, MCS; Gabriella Canfield, ECS; Jeffrey Evangelista Jr., FCS; Kimberlin Malaga Gonzalez, LCS; Abigail Rivera, MCS; and Hannah Titus, MCS
“Welcome to the National Technical Honor Society,” concluded Molusky.
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