H-VOLT graduates recognized for job training excellence
The H-VOLT Academy of the UA-PTC Business and Industry Center (BIC) held its latest graduation ceremony on Thursday, April 20 at the UA-PTC Business and Industry Center.
The H-VOLT Academy is a customized training program that equips students with the industry-specific skills for entry level employment as a lineman. Graduates receive an industry-recognized National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) credential.
"UA-PTC values the support from industry partners in providing a high-quality learning experience for the H-VOLT students that enables them to enter the workforce as well-prepared and connected individuals," said Dr. Ana Hunt, UA-PTC interim provost. "We could not provide such a valuable educational opportunity without those community connections."
Learn more about the program here: www.uaptc.edu/powerline.
During the ceremony Special Awards were presented to the following students:
Student Awards:
- Perfect Attendance: Luke Potts, Lincoln Crawford, Jared Sanders, James Lumpkins, Clay Hammett, Jud Breashears, Jacob Wright
- Safety Conscious: Clay Hammett
- Overall Leadership: Kaleb Crouse
- Most Improved: Luke Potts
- Best Climber: Hayden Lumpkins
- Instructor Choice: Lincoln Crawford
Line workers are in high demand and enjoy lucrative careers. One of UA-PTC's corporate partners, Entergy, featured Sara Russell-Lingo, a graduate from the first H-VOLT Academy cohort in THIS ARTICLE.
Pictured:
Back row Left to Right: Hunter Adams, Logan Gartin, Jud Breashears, Lincoln
Crawford, Hayden Lumpkins, Jared Sanders, Kaleb Crouse
Front Row Left to Right: Jacob Moses, Clay Hammett, Kyle Kell, Jacob Wright,
Luke Potts, DeAndre Ross, Brian Kelley (instructor), Barclay Bowden
(instructor), Dr. Ana Hunt (Interim Provost)
(Not Pictured: Trevon Blant)
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