Local club has donated thousands of dollars in recent years
It was a check presentation day Wednesday at TCAT Jacksboro. Front row, left to right Virgie Selvidge, Jada Stanley, Debbie Petree, Bill McDonald, Camilla Gambrell. Back row, left to right Gloria Milton, Martha Wells, Larry Elam, Fred Watts, Carol McDonald.
JACKSBORO, TN (WLAF)- The Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) of Jacksboro is closing in on an enrollment of 500 students, nearly 250 through dual enrollment and 200 fulltime students. Those types of numbers make Wednesday’s $2,000 donation from the Lions Club all the more critical.
This is Jill Browning’s TCAT Practical Nursing Class. Left and up the table, Jenny Bowlin, Keshia Ailor, Taylor Ernest, Jaelin Wilson, Alex Byrge and Britnee Ray. Right and up the table, Rachel Walden, Brooklyn Johnson, Farrah Maxwell, Brittanny Byrd and Stephanie Wilson. Jill Browning, Certified Nurse Aide instructor, is at the head of the table.
Lions Club members visit with Jill Browning and students in TCAT’s Practical Nursing Class.
“This is an ongoing commitment from the Lions Club to support student needs here at TCAT. These funds assist students with unmet needs like books, tools, equipment, steel toe boots (welding students), uniforms and more,” said TCAT President Debbie Petree.
Left to right in Adam Hatmaker’s Power Sports garage are Camilla Gambrell, Adam Hatmaker, Daveon Leonard, Gloria Milton, Bryson Widener, Isaac Mashburn, Martha Wells, Charlotte Underwood, Mickey Spencer, Phillip Roberts, Virgie Selvidge, William Ward, Carol McDonald, Gavin Wilson, Bill McDonald, Larry Elam, Debbie Petree and Fred Watts.
Jill Browning is the Certified Nurse Aide instructorof the TCAT Practical Nursing Class.
Instructor Adam Hatmaker leads the Power Sports program.
TCAT has been serving Campbell County and the region for more than 50 years. To learn more about TCAT Jacksboro, connect to its website. (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED-02/06/2025-6AM-PHOTOS COURTESY OF WLAF’S CHARLIE HUTSON)
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