The Four Rivers Career Center handed out its Director’s Award for the first quarter, given to students four times per school year following the end of each quarter.
Students from each program at FRCC, one morning student and one afternoon student, are recognized during the Director’s Award luncheon.
The students are selected by instructors from each program. They are given a certificate of appreciation with comments from their respective instructor written on the back of the certificate on why they were chosen.
The honorees enjoyed refreshments with FRCC Director Andy Robinson and Career Services Coordinator Stephanie Juengling, where they shared with each other what projects they are working on and how the school year has gone in their respective programs.
Recipients from the first quarter of the 2018-19 school year are:
Morning:
David Walker (PLTW Engineering), Kyle Bruckerhoff (Automotive Technology), Jack Staff (Machine Tool), Dylan Masur (Collision Repair), Zachary Millfelt (Building Trades), Sam Schmitz (Graphic Communications), Ryan Charlesworth (Building Trades) and Gracie Boeckman (Teaching Careers).
Afternoon:
Ethan Brueggemann (PLTW Engineering), Anayeli Leyva, (Graphic Communications), Daniel Feldmann (Machine Tool), Greg Kruse (Automotive Technology), Molly Unerstall (Teaching Careers), Alexander Curtis (Automotive Technology), Vincent Weiss (Collision Repair) and Evan Holdmeyer (Building Trades).
Pictured are Four Rivers Career Center Director’s Award recipients for the morning session. Front row, from left, are David Walker (PLTW Engineering), Kyle Bruckerhoff (Automotive Technology), and Jack Staff (Machine Tool). Back row, from left, are Dylan Masur (Collision Repair), Zachary Millfelt (Building Trades), Sam Schmitz (Graphic Communications), and Ryan Charlesworth (Building Trades). Not pictured is Gracie Boeckman (Teaching Careers).
Pictured are Four Rivers Career Center Director’s Award recipients for the afternoon session. Front row, from left, are Ethan Brueggemann (PLTW Engineering), Anayeli Leyva, (Graphic Communications), and Daniel Feldmann (Machine Tool). Back row, from left, are Greg Kruse (Automotive Technology), Molly Unerstall (Teaching Careers), Alexander Curtis (Automotive Technology), Vincent Weiss (Collision Repair), and Evan Holdmeyer (Building Trades).