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Academic Honors for Nov. 14

November 14th, 2010 davidguide

SCHOLARSHIPS Kelsey Kreager, a senior at the University of Northern Colorado, was awarded a $500 scholarship by Delta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma. She is majoring in secondary education math and a minor in sociology. Kreager is now observing algebra II and geometry three days a week at University Schools and will student teach in the spring. Kreager graduated from Monarch High School in Louisville. GRADUATES The Institute of Business and Medical Careers had it bi-annual graduation commencement on Oct. 29 at the Embassy Suites John Q. Hammond Conference Center in Loveland. A total of 183 students were conferred receiving certificates, diplomas and degrees. Administrative Assistant Certificate Peggy Gutierrez, Heather Phillips, Olivia Sandoval, Gail Seleen. Allied Health Degree – Medical Assisting Jason Bajis, Kayla Blackwill, Amanda Blake, Renee Blumenshine, Donna Camilliere, Kesha Campbell, Shawn Cook, Amanda Covarrubias, Tammy Covillo, Brittany Davis, Heath Copyright 2010 The Greeley Publishing Co.. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. The Greeley Publishing Co. Academic Honors for Nov. 14 November, 14 2010 1:07 am MST

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