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WKCTC President Anton Reece (left) congratulates Tannya Kilmer of Eddyville for gaining a certificate in medical laboratory technology.(center at podium) Larry Kelley, chair of the WKCTC Board of Directors, speaks during the college's Fall 2019 Commencement at the Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center December 16.
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Photo Caption: WKCTC President Anton Reece (left) congratulates Tannya Kilmer of Eddyville for gaining a certificate in medical laboratory technology.

Photo Caption: (center at podium) Larry Kelley, chair of the WKCTC Board of Directors, speaks during the college's Fall 2019 Commencement at the Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center December 16.

Kerrie Pullen

Majored in Assoc In Fine Arts -Visual Art
West Kentucky Community & Technical College, Class of 2019
From Barlow, KY

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Kerrie Y. Pullen conditionally eligible to receive a WKCTC credential

December 18, 2019

Kerrie Y. Pullen of Barlow, KY was one of several students conditionally eligible to receive one or more credentials from West Kentucky Community and Technical College (WKCTC).

More than 175 students participated in WKCTC's Fall 2019 Commencement ceremony at the Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center on December 16. More than 1,000 WKCTC students were conditionally eligible to receive one or more associate degrees, diplomas or certificates during the Fall 2019.

In addition to the candidates for graduation, more than 40 students received nursing pins during the ceremony. Dr. Patrick Withrow, director of outreach and physician advisor for Baptist Health Paducah, was the featured speaker. WKCTC graduates Madison Buzanis of Hickory and Tevin Phelps of Clinton were the featured student commencement speakers.