Page 3 - Newsletter Q2 2022

Students Placed in WBL Assignments

Broome High School senior Reagan Henderson began a work-based learning experience
at Wellness Family Medicine in October of this year. Reagan is using her technology
skills to help scan and archive medical documents for this practice. Reagan will be a
completer in Information Technology at DMTC and plans to attend a four year college
after graduation.

Broome High School senior Donald Jolley began a work-based assignment in September
working for Spartanburg School District 3. He spends much of his time helping reimage
student computers so that they can be put back in use. Donald will be a triple complet-
er at DMTC in Information Technology, Marketing, and Finance, which is a great accom-
plishment. Donald plans to attend a local technical college after graduation.

Automotive Students Visit Worldwide Equipment Spartanburg

On December 6, 2022, Automotive II students visited Worldwide Equipment Spar-
tanburg, which is a Kenworth truck dealership that offers new equipment, used
equipment, parts, service, and leasing. Keith Fullen, Service Manager, gave stu-
dents a tour of the facility and operations. He also came on November 22, 2022,
and presented information to the Automotive I and II classes on Co-Op and
fulltime employment opportunities.

Health Science and Business Students Visit SRHS

DMTC students enrolled in Health Science, Finance, and Mar-
keting visited Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System to hear
professional panel presentations. The Health Science panel was
comprised of a critical care nurse, a pharmacist, a respiratory
therapist, a radiological technician, and a physical therapist
while representatives from marketing, accounting, manage-
ment, insurance negotiations, and information technology ad-
dressed the Finance and Marketing students. Both Panels dis-
cussed their job responsibilities, rewards, challenges, and ad-
vancement opportunities. They shared education requirements
for their positions, and they took questions from the students as well. The visit provided students val-
uable information on a wide range of career options in the health care industry.