RANDOLPH CENTER — Nearly 500 students received degrees from Vermont Tech in three ceremonies on May 18 and 19. The following local students earned degrees:
Brandon: Chad Eddy, Associate of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Technology; Jade Morgano, Associate of Science in Nursing; Josef Scarborough, Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering Technology; and Seth Widli, Associate of Engineering in Civil & Environmental Engineering Technology.
Bristol: Emma Budine, Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene; Daniel Emmell, Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Technology; Jonathan Menzel, Associate of Science in Respiratory Therapy; and Hailey Sayles, Associate of Science in Dental Hygiene.
Ferrisburgh: Heidi Stearns, Associate of Science in Nursing and Shawnna Vander Wey, Associate of Applied Science in Dairy Farm Management.
Hancock: Harrison Heist, Bachelor of Science in Electromechanical Engineering Technology.
Lincoln: Sara Cousino, Bachelor of Science in Business Technology & Management.
Middlebury: Elhadji Ba, Bachelor of Science in Construction Management; Derrick Dubois, Bachelor of Science in Professional Pilot Technology; Ashlynn Foster, Associate of Applied Science in Dairy Farm Management; Relief Quinn, Associate of Applied Science in Agribusiness Management Technology; and Megann Watkins, Bachelor of Science in Business Technology & Management.
New Haven: Mary Meyer, Associate of Science in Nursing and Aaron Seymour, Bachelor of Science in Electromechanical Engineering Technology.
North Ferrisburgh: Kaylee LeCompte, Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene; Sarah Thut, Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology.
Starksboro: Eric Gifford, Bachelor of Science in Electromechanical Engineering Technology.
Vergennes: Nathaniel Cannon, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology; Sarah Clark, Associate of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Technology; Ashley Forrest, Bachelor of Science in Business Technology & Management; and Leslie Scribner, Associate of Science in Nursing.
Congratulations to all the graduates.