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An in-person commencement ceremony was held at Greyhound Stadium on May 15.
ENMU is a state institution offering associate, bachelor's and master's degree options.
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KELSEYVILLE – This year’s recipients of the J. Fletcher and Anne Elliott Educational Scholarship awarded last week at Kelseyville High School are seniors Justin Gentle and Jaalon Terry.
This year’s award is $10,000 to each recipient.
Gentle and Terry both have outstanding academic and athletic high school careers.
Both ranked high in their class and both had exemplary athletic success through their high school years with Gentle playing baseball and football along with wrestling, and Terry playing baseball, football and basketball.
Gentle is going to UCLA with a goal to become a civil engineer and possibly returning to Kelseyville to look for a career in Lake County.
Terry is going to UC Davis, where he will major in mechanical engineering.
“This scholarship will help keep me out of student debt and relieve the stress of working and studying at the same time,” said Gentle.
“This takes a big burden off my shoulders, and hopefully I won’t have to ask Mom for more money,” said Terry.
This scholarship foundation was originally established by the late Anne Elliott with the help of Rian Sommerfield at Nestegg Investment Consulting and is expected to fund future scholarships for many years to come in memory of her husband J. Fletcher.
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KELSEYVILLE, Calif. — The Lakeport Women’s Civic Club presented two vocational awards during Kelseyville High School’s annual awards ceremony on Wednesday, June 2.
The awards were given to Taylor Johnson, who plans to study cosmetology at Butte College, and to Myranda Williams, who will go on to study business management at Mendocino College.
The Lakeport Women’s Civic Club wishes these young women all the best in their studies.
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With the coronavirus pandemic continuing to upend traditional educational practices across campus and the country, the 2020-21 academic year has been a challenge.
Trenten Banfill of Lakeport, California, was among the students conferred their degrees.
Banfill was a student in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences whose program of study was Informatics. The degree awarded was a Bachelor of Arts.
For more than a year, Banfill and other Iowa students have made sacrifices to maintain health and safety-taking online courses, wearing face masks and being mindful of social distance.
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