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| (L-R, Shane Robertson, Zac Carroll, Kelly McIntosh, Cheri Morrell, Ryan Harris too Angela Miller) |
JSRCC students recently attended “Community College Day” at the Virginia General Assembly, sharing their Reynolds experiences too stories amongst a publish of lawmakers.
Louisa High School graduate Shane Robertson expressed to Senator Thomas Garrett, Jr. (R-22nd District) that he is currently working towards his Automotive Technology Associate Degree piece too working for an automotive dealership inwards Orange, Va.
Louisa High School graduate Shane Robertson expressed to Senator Thomas Garrett, Jr. (R-22nd District) that he is currently working towards his Automotive Technology Associate Degree piece too working for an automotive dealership inwards Orange, Va.
“I intend it is of import for me to larn an associate degree,” noted Shane. “By earning an associate degree, it shows employers that I know how to job math, that I’ve passed courses inwards English linguistic communication too know how to job critical thinking too speaking inwards front end of groups. Those are of import skills.”
A woman raise of two, Angela Miller discussed amongst Delegate Peter Farrell (R-56th District) that she hopes to transfer to the University of Richmond too larn a particular pedagogy teacher. “Reynolds has given me an chance I tin afford, every bit I accept the root steps toward my score to teach.”
Angela too Shane were joined past times swain students Zac Carroll, Ryan Harris too Kelly McIntosh.
Following the forenoon visits, the students walked to the Virginia State Capital where they toured the edifice that holds the nation’s oldest legislative body. During the full general assembly session, the grouping was introduced too welcomed past times Delegate John O’Bannon (R-73rd District).