Rockingham Community College Celebrates Health Sciences Graduates with Special Pinning Ceremonies

Rockingham Community College recently held pinning ceremonies for its Health Sciences graduates. These ceremonies, which took place before the main graduation on May 9, 2024, celebrated students from various programs for their efforts and commitment.

On May 7, the Licensed Practical Nursing to Associate Degree Nursing (LPN to ADN) program awarded caps and pins to 25 students. These students successfully completed their studies in nursing.

The Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) program also recognized 22 graduates on May 7. These graduates are now prepared to pursue careers in nursing.

On May 2, the Respiratory Therapy (RT) program celebrated 14 graduates. These students finished their training in respiratory care, an important field in healthcare.

These ceremonies marked the end of the students' educational programs and the start of their professional careers in health sciences. The college, along with the faculty, families, and friends, expressed pride in the graduates' achievements.

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