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    Wallace State wins record 31 gold medals, 55 overall at SkillsUSA competition

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    Byre Forbes of Wallace State’s Academy of Culinary Arts won the program’s first gold medal at the state SkillsUSA competition.

    HANCEVILLE –  Wallace State Community College’s students continue to shine at the state SkillsUSA competition.

    Wallace State recently had a record 31 first-place finishers at the event, each winning a gold medal, and the college once again collected the Highest Participation Award and Highest Membership Award.

    “SkillsUSA brings out the best in students. Each student who participated for us went above and beyond to put in the time necessary to be a champion,” said Wallace State’s Dean of Applied Technologies Jimmy Hodges. “SkillsUSA is a great organization to be associated with, and it’s absolutely thrilling to hear Wallace State’s name called over and over at the awards ceremony. It’s a testament to the quality of technical education that Wallace State offers to its students and shows the skilled workforce we can deliver to industry.”

    In addition to the gold medals, Wallace State had 12 students respectively earn second (silver medal) and third (bronze medal) place.

    Prior to the medallion ceremony, Hodges was recognized as a SkillsUSA Alabama Honorary Life Member. Since 1978, Hodges has participated in a SkillsUSA capacity, whether as a student, instructor or dean, and he’s been instrumental in increasing Wallace State’s participation in the annual event.

    “I’ve always been an avid proponent of SkillsUSA. It’s important to be invested in the lives of all of our competitors, and it’s a great thing for our state,” Hodges said. “I was surprised and honored to receive the award and proud to represent Wallace State.”

    Wallace State’s 2018 State SkillsUSA Competition Winners were as follows:

    Adviser of the Year

    2nd Place

    Automotive Refinishing

    3rd Place

    Architectural Drafting

    1st Place
    3rd Place

    Automated Manufacturing Technology

    1st Place – Team B
    3rd Place – Team C

    Automotive Service Technology

    1st Place

    Carpentry

    3rd Place

    Chapter Display

    1st Place – Team A

    CNC Milling

    2nd Place

    Collision Repair

    1st Place

    Computer Programming

    1st Place

    Cosmetology Quiz Bowl

    1st Place – Team B

    Cosmetology 

    1st Place

    Culinary Arts

    1st Place

    Crime Scene Investigation

    1st Place – Team A
    2nd Place – Team B

    Diesel Equipment Technology

    3rd Place

    Drone Technology

    1st Place

    Electronics Technology

    1st Place
    2nd Place
    3rd Place

    HVAC/R

    1st Place

    Internetworking

    1st Place
    2nd Place

    Job Skill Demonstration – Open

    2nd Place

    Mechatronics

    1st Place – Team B

    Prepared Speech

    2nd Place

    Related Technical Math

    1st Place
    2nd Place

    Robotics and Automation Technology

    1st Place – Team B
    2nd Place – Team C
    3rd Place – Team A

    Technical Computer Applications

    1st Place

    Web Design

    1st Place – Team A

    Welding

    2nd Place
    3rd Place

    Highest College Participation Award

    Wallace State Community College

    Highest College Membership Award

    Wallace State Community College

    Total 1st Place Winners: 31

    Total 2nd Place Winners: 12

    Total 3rd Place Winners: 12

    For more information about Wallace State, visit www.wallacestate.edu.