service members with participation from all branches of service, Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines in addition to approximately 200 host nation troops plus government and non-governmental organizations. This year's BTH2018 - El Salvador, has treated more than 10,500 patients to date. Armed Forces, El Salvador's Ministry of Health and local host nation organizations like Operation Blessing, provide additional medical staff all playing an important role in reaching a total of almost 1,000 patients per day. During the MEDRETEs, services provided to the citizens of El Salvador include optometry, dental, pediatric, women's health and pharmaceutical care. This b-roll footage shows members of the Illinois Army Reserve's 330th Medical Brigade, Utah's 328th Combat Support Hospital and 172nd Multifunctional Medical Battalion and Wisconsin's 452nd CSH performing Medical Readiness Training Exercises (MEDRETEs - pronounced Med-Rets) in the municipality of Zacatecoluca (pronounced Za-kah-te-co-lou-kah) from June 25-29. read moreī-roll stringer of United States Service Members from Active Duty, Reserve and Guard components from across the nation working alongside El Salvadoran military personnel at Beyond the Horizon 2018 - El Salvador. This b-roll footage shows members of the Illinois Army Reserve's 330th Medical Brigade, Utah's 328th Combat Support Hospital and 172nd Multifunctional Medical Battalion and Wisconsin's 452nd CSH performing Medical Readiness Training Exercises (MEDRETEs - pronounced Med-Rets) in the. Troops Provide Medical Care and Construction Projectsī-roll stringer of United States Service Members from Active Duty, Reserve and Guard components from across the nation working alongside El Salvadoran military personnel at Beyond the Horizon 2018 - El Salvador. There were 14 graduates from the adult 12 basic education program, seven from essential skills for the workplace, three from the early childhood education certificate of achievement, nine from heavy equipment and truck and transport technician, 10 from heavy equipment operator, six from industrial mechanic, seven from primary care paramedic and two from welding.Beyond the Horizon 2018 - El Salvador: U.S. Eligible funds are matched by the Ministry of Advanced Education through the Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship (SIOS) program. Southeast College scholarships and bursaries are made possible by donations from community organizations, businesses and individuals, as well as various fundraising events such as the College’s Swing for Scholarships Golf Tournaments.
These awards are the Southeast College Board of Governors Award for Academic Excellence, the President’s Award for Outstanding Student Leadership, and the Southeast College Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Community. This year, Southeast College introduced a new set of student achievement awards designed to recognize students who went above and beyond in their academic achievements, classroom leadership and community involvement, and have shown a dedication to not only their success, but the success of their fellow students.
“The graduation and awards ceremony are a great opportunity not only to celebrate with our students, but to also recognize and express our most sincere gratitude to the outstanding support we receive from the community and our partners.” “We are incredibly proud of our students and everything they have achieved and continue to work towards” said manager of college advancement Kassandra Lawrenz. This year a formal graduation and awards celebration was hosted at the Estevan campus to recognize the achievements of Southeast College students. The awards were distributed to students in various Southeast College programs including heavy equipment truck and transport technician, welding, industrial mechanic, heavy equipment operator, and adult basic education. Southeast College students received $31,750 in scholarships and bursaries. ESTEVAN - The Southeast College’s Estevan campus had two reasons to celebrate on Friday.
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