Pratt, Graham honored by Angelina College radiography faculty and students

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LUFKIN, TEXAS, May 23, 2017 –
Caitlyn Pratt and Robert Graham were recently honored by Angelina College radiography program students and faculty.
Caitlyn Pratt, Angelina College radiography student, and Robert Graham, Timberland Healthcare radiographer, were recently honored by Angelina College radiography program students and faculty as Student Radiographer of the Year and Technologist of the Year, respectively.
Pratt was selected by the radiography program faculty as the Student Radiographer of the Year. “She has a great attitude, mentors her classmates, strives to achieve excellence in the field, and is a team leader. She will be an excellent employee,” said Angie Wilcox, radiography program director.
Graham was selected by the second-year students as Technologist of the Year based on his ability to work with them and his generosity in sharing professional insights. Graham is employed by Timberlands Healthcare in Crockett.
For more information about the radiography program at Angelina College, call 936-633-6207 or visit www.angelina.edu.
Registration for Summer II ends June 28. Fall semester registration ends August 24.

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