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Web References
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1. The Messenger - News
www.the-messenger.com/cgi-bin/ - [Cached]Published on: 6/30/2004 Last Visited: 6/30/2004
(Left to right) Clarissa Caskey, John Peters and Joyce Riggs of Madisonville Community College were honored with New Horizons Awards. (Photo provided)
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Specifically, Joyce Riggs, Clarissa Caskey, and John Peters have been recognized for this honor.
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Caskey and Peters were recognized at a dinner at the Lexington Hyatt on May 18.
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Caskey, associate professor of computing and related technologies in the Social Sciences division, has served as a classroom instructor at MCC since 1995; prior to that Caskey was a high school teacher in the Hopkins County school system.
She served as faculty chairwoman during the Fulfilling the Promise Campaign's Employee division, and has served in leadership capacities with United Way for a number of years. Her other volunteer efforts include classroom instruction with second- and fourth-graders to enhance their reading and math skills, and preparing computer training modules for the local AARP chapter.
Caskey is a 1988 graduate of Graham High School and a 1992 graduate of Western Kentucky University. -
2. The Messenger - News
www.the-messenger.com/cgi-bin/ - [Cached]Published on: 6/30/2004 Last Visited: 7/1/2004
(Left to right) Clarissa Caskey, John Peters and Joyce Riggs of Madisonville Community College were honored with New Horizons Awards. (Photo provided)
...
Specifically, Joyce Riggs, Clarissa Caskey, and John Peters have been recognized for this honor.
...
Caskey and Peters were recognized at a dinner at the Lexington Hyatt on May 18.
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Caskey, associate professor of computing and related technologies in the Social Sciences division, has served as a classroom instructor at MCC since 1995; prior to that Caskey was a high school teacher in the Hopkins County school system.
She served as faculty chairwoman during the Fulfilling the Promise Campaign's Employee division, and has served in leadership capacities with United Way for a number of years. Her other volunteer efforts include classroom instruction with second- and fourth-graders to enhance their reading and math skills, and preparing computer training modules for the local AARP chapter.
Caskey is a 1988 graduate of Graham High School and a 1992 graduate of Western Kentucky University.
