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Fort Morgan, CO. 5/1/2023. Morgan Community College (MCC) will hold its commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 6, 2023, in the Glenn Miller Park Dahms-Talton Band Shell, located at 414 Main Street, Fort Morgan. The ceremony will begin at 9:00 a.m.

MCC President, Dr. Curt Freed, will preside over the ceremony. Catherine Shull will bring greetings on behalf of the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education.  MCC graduates, Veronica Nickens, Alex Rivas, and Jose Mosqueda will also give speeches.

The National Anthem will be performed by Sam Adamson, Kayla Guilbert, and Jenny Zambrano, Wiggins High School Choir members and MCC concurrent enrollment students. MCC Faculty of the Year, George O’Clair, will deliver the charge to the graduates. Big City Light & Sound will provide pre-ceremony and post-ceremony music. Cattle Grounds Coffee and Blue Ribbon BBQ & Smoke food trucks will be onsite to provide beverages and food.

Graduates will receive degrees and certificates earned during, fall, spring, and summer semesters since MCC only holds one graduation ceremony each year. They represent over 50 hometowns in Colorado. The 2023 candidates for graduation are as follows:

Last, First M.	Degree & Program Description with honors and * indicates member of Phi Theta Kappa	City	State
Abdi, Khadro H.	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Adebayo, Olanike O.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Aurora	CO
Aden, Ahmed M.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Aden, Faysal F.	Automotive Service Technology Certificate	Greeley	CO
Ahmed, Yussuf D.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Alene, Mekdes E.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Aurora	CO
	magna cum laude
Ali, Adan	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Ali, Issa A.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Alvidrez, Blanca I.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Amezquita, Marisela	Nurse Aide Certificate	Log Lane Village	CO
Anderson, Rachel S.	Associate of Applied Science in Medical Office Assistant	Hillrose	CO
	magna cum laude
Andres, Betsaida E.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Andres, Betsaida E.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Aranda, Jorge A.	Automotive Service Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Arfsten, Tabitha L.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Snyder	CO
*Arreola, Damaris	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Arteaga, Anayeli	Ag Business Management- Records and Business Planning Certificate	Akron	CO
Avalos, Carlos J.	Associate of Arts	Fort Morgan	CO
*Avalos, Nayzeth A.	Associate of General Studies	Fort Morgan	CO
Avila-Gonzalez, Ana G.	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
*Banks, Jordyn L.	Associate of Applied Science in Business – Accounting emphasis	Brush	CO
Barker, Kellie L.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Greeley	CO
	magna cum laude
Bashaw, Carolina E.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Aurora	CO
	magna cum laude
Bass, Stacy K.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Keenesburg	CO
Bauer, Michelle L.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Florence	CO
	summa cum laude
Bauer, Rachel N.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Florence	CO
	summa cum laude
Becerra, Guillermo	Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Refinish Technician	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Beckstead, Dylan R.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Fort Collins	CO
*Bell, Kaitlyn	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Bell, Kaitlyn	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Bellis, Christy A.	Associate of Arts-Early Childhood Teacher Education designation	Brush	CO
	magna cum laude
Beltran, Nicholas A.	Industrial Maintenance Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Benesch, Katherine	Associate of Arts magna cum laude	Strasburg	CO
Bohl, Ethan D.	Automotive Service Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Bonilla, Aram-Abi	Shielded Metal Arc (STICK) Welding Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Bowman, Sheyann L.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Breneman, Kendra S.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Brennan, Amanda R.	Associate of General Studies	Fort Morgan	CO
Brown, Allison H.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Durango	CO
	summa cum laude
*Burch, Trinity C.	Associate of Arts	Strasburg	CO
	magna cum laude
Carbajal, Jessica N.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Carlock, Makenna N.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Caro Cardenas, Marcela G.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Caro Cardenas, Marcela G.	Associate of General Studies	Fort Morgan	CO
Carrillo, Lori L.	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
Carrillo, Lori L.	Associate of Arts	Fort Morgan	CO
Carroll, Trevor P.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Casillas, Blanca E.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Thornton	CO
Cazares Vega, Rosse M.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Cazares Vega, Rosse M.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Celestino, Uriah C.	Associate of Applied Science in Media Design, Marketing and Advertising	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Chezik, Ryley A.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Chezik, Ryley A.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Christensen, Lindsey J.	Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology	Akron	CO
Cisneros, Hazly I.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Log Lane Village	CO
Cisneros, Hazly I.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Log Lane Village	CO
Collins, Jacob A.	Automotive Collision Repair Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Connor, Forrest J.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Snyder	CO
Contreras, Jose A.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Corral, Alexis R.	Associate of Arts	Brush	CO
Covelli, Cody J.	Associate of Arts	Weldona	CO
	cum laude
Cunion, Sedienyane N.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Lakewood	CO
Dadle, Adan	Ag Business Management- Leadership/Human Resource Management Certificate	Greeley	CO
Dalrymple, Lily M.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Dayouh, Reine	Associate of Applied Science in Business – Accounting emphasis	Fort Morgan	CO
	summa cum laude
Deay-Reusch, Amanda L.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Brush	CO
Del Campo, Jose A.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Del Campo, Marely	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Del Campo, Martha F.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Deleon Lopez, Nubia V.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Bethune	CO
Diosdado, Karla	Associate of Arts	Fort Morgan	CO
Duckworth, Colin J.	Industrial Maintenance Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Edwards, Aliyah J.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Wiggins	CO
El Ansari, Abdelfattah	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Escalante-Escalante, Latzari	Health Science Technology Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Esparza Miramontes, Jaqueline	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
Estrada, Janie N.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Estrada, Miguel A.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Estrada, Naidelin	Nurse Aide Certificate	Idalia	CO
Estrada Diaz, Marbella L.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Etl, Mary L.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Yuma	CO
Evans, Heidi A.	Early Childhood Education Director Certificate	Pueblo	CO
Ewertz, Alexandria M.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Ewertz, Alexandria M.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Fabian Tzun, Brian C.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Figueroa- Juarez, Claudia V.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Flores, Carly G.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Flores Camacho, Dionicio	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
	cum laude
Fonte, Sydney M.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Foose, Lillina S.	Associate of General Studies	Burlington	CO
Freauff, Truett T.	Shielded Metal Arc (STICK) Welding Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Fry, Emily N.	Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration	Brush	CO
	magna cum laude
Gahagen, Jacey L.	Ag Business Management-Financial Analysis Certificate	Hillrose	CO
Gamboa Gochis, Carolina	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Garcia, Libby E.	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
Getchius, Cassaundra L.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Littleton	CO
Gildow, Johnny L.	Shielded Metal Arc (STICK) Welding Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Gonzalez, Elvia I.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Centennial	CO
Gonzalez, Jose A.	Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
Grayer, Charisma	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Gregersen, Brenda J.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Wiggins	CO
	magna cum laude
Griffith, Zachary A.	Associate of Applied Science in Precision Agriculture Technology	Brush	CO
Grimes, Boden	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Greeley	CO
Grinnan, Audrey A.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
Grubb, Marissa J.	Ag Business Management-Financial Analysis Certificate	Ault	CO
Guelle, Yacoub K.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Guerrero, Aracely	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Guzman, Maria A.	Associate of Arts	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Guzman, Surisaray	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Brush	CO
Hall, Tyler	Associate of Science	Idalia	CO
	magna cum laude
Hall, Tyler	Associate of Arts	Idalia	CO
	magna cum laude
Hall, Tyler	Associate of General Studies	Idalia	CO
	magna cum laude
Harford, Erin L.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Sterling	CO
Harris, Ali R.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Wiggins	CO
Harshman, Devon S.	Associate of applied Science in Radiologic Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
Hassan, Timira	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Hawes, Kimberly M.	Early Childhood Education Director Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Henderson, Jessica J.	Associate of Arts	Brush	CO
Herder, Isaiah J.	Associate of Arts	Akron	CO
Hernandez, Ana I.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Hernandez, Miguel A.	Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology	Weldona	CO
Hernandez, Vanessa P.	Associate of Applied Science in Welding Technology	Brush	CO
*Hernandez Rocha, Judith	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Brush	CO
*Hinojos, Haley J.	Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology	Brush	CO
	magna cum laude
Horton, Elaine K.	Associate of Arts-Psychology designation	Brush	CO
	magna cum laude
Husien, Aragsen	Ag Business Management-Leadership/Human Resource Management Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Hutsell, Paige R.	Associate of Arts	Limon	CO
	cum laude
Ibrahim, Idle H.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Jaquez, Karla M.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Jibril, Berwaqo A.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Jimenez, Kevin R.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Jimenez, Zelhty D.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Jones, Brenden R.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Jordan, Forrest S.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Keller, David W.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Keller, David W.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Kelly, Baylee L.	Early Childhood Teacher Certificate	Hugo	CO
*Kendall, Darren L.	Associate of General Studies	Fort Morgan	CO
Kerins, Susan E.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Kocher, Chastine N.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
Koenig, Raelyn M.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Kouagou, Moussa	Ag Business Management-Leadership/Human Resource Management Certificate	Greeley	CO
*Kruger, Elise J.	Associate of Arts	Vona	CO
	magna cum laude
*Kruger, Elise J.	Associate of General Studies	Vona	CO
	magna cum laude
*Kruger, Elise J.	Associate of Science	Vona	CO
	magna cum laude
Larkin, Haley R.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Pueblo	CO
	summa cum laude
Le Fever, Michelle M.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Wiggins	CO
Leake, Brandan	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Brush	CO
*Lopez, Gregory A.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Laramie	WY
	magna cum laude
Lueth, Alaina C.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Merino	CO
Mai, Caiyi	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Broomfield	CO
Maixner, Krystina L.	Associate of Applied Science in Media Design, Marketing and Advertising cum laude	Montrose	CO
Manuel, Rosemary G.	Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Refinish Technician	Fort Morgan	CO
	cum laude
Manzano, Javon D.	Associate of Applied Science in Welding Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
Marcum, Kimberly L.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Longmont	CO
Marigh, Omar	Ag Business Management-Leadership/Human Resource Management Certificate	Greeley	CO
Marquez, Ana L.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Fort Morgan	CO
Marquez, Cindy	Medical Office Clinical Assistant Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Martin, Alana J.	Ag Business Management- Records and Business Planning Certificate	Wray	CO
Martin, Wade G.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Idalia	CO
Martinez, Nayeli L.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
McAvoy, Megan A.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Windsor	CO
McBride, George	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
McNair, Shylandia	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Denver	CO
Miller, LaTresha T.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Mohamed, Abdulahi	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Mohamed, Nasteha A.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Molina, Wendy L.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Morales, Leticia E.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Mosqueda, Jose H.	Industrial Electrical Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Mosqueda, Jose H.	Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Moussa, Abdi A.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Muheto, Alex	Associate of Applied Science in Industrial/ Electrical Mechanical Maintenance	Fort Morgan	CO
Muheto, Alex	Industrial Electrical Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Munoz, Mauricio O.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Yuma	CO
Munoz Mendoza, Leonardo	Shielded Metal Arc (STICK) Welding Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Myrick, Aryel R.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Byers	CO
Narvaez Tapia, Jose B.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Nelson, John D.	Automotive Collision Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Nesbitt, Laney J.	Associate of Arts	Burlington	CO
*Nickens, Veronica	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Fort Morgan	CO
Nieschburg, Breanne R.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Lamar	CO
	magna cum laude
Nzitonda, Jean de Dieu	Industrial Electrical Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Nzitonda, Jean de Dieu	Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
Nzitonda, Jean de Dieu	Industrial Maintenance Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Olivas, Misciel I.	Associate of Arts	Brush	CO
	magna cum laude
Omar, Abdikadir M.	Ag Business Management-Leadership/Human Resource Management Certificate	Greeley	CO
Ormsbee, Joshua O.	Associate of Applied Science in Welding Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
Ormsbee, Joshua O.	Gas Tungsten Arc/Gas ARC (TIG/MIG) Welding Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Ornelas, Romelia D.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Burlington	CO
Ortega, Angel	Automotive Service Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Ortega, Maricela	Nurse Aide Certificate	Brush	CO
Ortiz, Zahira I.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Stratton	CO
Osier, Renee L.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Snyder	CO
Pacheco, Briana M.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Littleton	CO
Padilla, Amanda M.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Eaton	CO
Padilla, Amanda M.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Eaton	CO
Parker, Amy L.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Brush	CO
Paulick, Sarah	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Milliken	CO
Pedotto, Izabelle	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
Pedro, Lupita	Associate of Arts	Fort Morgan	CO
*Pena, Ximena K.	Medical Office Clinical Assistant Certificate	Brush	CO
Perez, Itzel	Nurse Aide Certificate	Idalia	CO
*Perez Cortes, Gloria A.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Perkins, Aaron N.	Associate of Arts- Criminal Justice designation	Stratton	CO
	magna cum laude
Perkins, Aaron N.	Associate of Applied Science in Law Enforcement	Stratton	CO
	magna cum laude
Portillo, Walter D.	Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
Portillo, Walter D.	Industrial Maintenance Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Post, Sara A.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Byers	CO
	cum laude
Pounds, Reane J.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Centennial	CO
Prouty, Johnathan A.	Media Design Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Quintana, Nubia I.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Raines, Jennifer M.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Windsor	CO
	cum laude
Ramirez, Humberto	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Ramirez Campos, Lizbeth	Industrial Maintenance Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Ramirez Campos, Lizbeth	Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
Ramirez Cardona, Jaime	Foundations of Graphic Design Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Rasmussen, Kelly L.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Retana, Maria I.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Brush	CO
Revolorio, Angelica	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Log Lane Village	CO
Richards, Callie M.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Idalia	CO
*Richardson, Wyatt U.	Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Collision Technology	Wray	CO
	magna cum laude
Riddle, Hailey A.	Media Design Certificate	Brush	CO
Ridnour, Faith L.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Riley, Adrianna R.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Riley, Ashlynn M.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Rirach, Mohamed A.	Ag Business Management-Leadership/Human Resource Management Certificate	Greeley	CO
Ritchey, Ozzi R.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
*Rivas, Alexis	Industrial Electrical Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Rivas, Alexis	Associate of Applied Science in Electromechanical Technology	Fort Morgan
	magna cum laude
Robles, Kristie L.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
Rockwell, Sarai N.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Rodriguez, Jesse M.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Greeley	CO
Rosales, Maria C.	Associate of Applied Science in Media Design, Marketing and Advertising	Fort Morgan	CO
Rosales, Maria C.	Ag Business Management- Records and Business Planning Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
*Rowland, Pamela J.	Associate of Science	Fort Morgan	CO
*Ruspini, Heidy C.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Akron	CO
*Sahal, Hashim A.	Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Sailas, Jeremy J.	Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Service Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
	cum laude
Salazar, Makayla A.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Brush	CO
Salcido, Mateo P.	Associate of Arts	Fort Morgan	CO
Saldana, Esperanza	Early Childhood Teacher Certificate	Brush	CO
Salgado Palache, Cristina	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
Salman, Suleyman S.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Salmeron, Santos N.	Associate of Applied Science in Industrial/ Electrical Mechanical Maintenance	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Sanchez-Salguero, Oscar J.	Associate of Applied Science in Media Design, Marketing and Advertising	Brush	CO
Schleis, Michael O.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Northglenn	CO
Schlueter, Gabriel T.	Associate of General Studies	Fort Morgan	CO
Schmidt, Ryan E.	Unmanned Aircraft Systems Certificate	Wray	CO
Seaman, Cooper E.	Associate of General Studies	Vona	CO
Seaman, Cooper E.	Associate of Arts	Vona	CO
Seaman, Cooper E.	Associate of Science	Vona	CO
Seipp, Kim F.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Keenesburg	CO
Serna, Dominic L.	Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Collision Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Serrano Alamo, Daniel	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Sharp, Sabrina K.	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Log Lane Village	CO
Shepherd, Cody N.	Associate of Applied Science in Welding Technology	Wiggins	CO
*Shofner, Savannah E.	Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Shurie, Abdi M.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Greeley	CO
Shuriye, Ahmed I.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Greeley	CO
Siebrands, Lexys	Emergency Medical Technician-Basic Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Smith, Jasmine R.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
*Soleta, Ainsley L.	Associate of Science	Brush	CO
	magna cum laude
Solis Melendez, Priscila	Associate of Applied Science in Radiologic Technology	Akron	CO
*Sorensen, Riley S.	Associate of Science	Strasburg	CO
	magna cum laude
Spelts, Lisa D.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Stone, Kristine K.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Strait, Gabriel L.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Loveland	CO
	summa cum laude
Subia, Nolan	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Denver	CO
Sudbeck, Ashley M.	Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistant	Greeley	CO
*Thompson, Sarah	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Brighton	CO
Thornton, Roberta M.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Pueblo West	CO
	summa cum laude
Thwaits, Addison I.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Deer Trail	CO
Tena Gandara, Aracely	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
Torres, Kimberly	Associate of General Studies	Burlington	CO
Torres, Kimberly	Associate of Science	Burlington	CO
Torres, Kimberly	Associate of Arts	Burlington	CO
Urias, Reyna	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Uwase, Divine	Associate of Arts	Fort Morgan	CO
Valverde-Luna, Maria L.	Ag Business Management-Rural Business Entrepreneurship Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Van Well, Hope J.	Associate of Science	Akron	CO
	cum laude
Van Well, Hope J.	Associate of Arts	Akron	CO
	cum laude
Vaskin, Michelle	Early Childhood Education Director Certificate	Wiggins	CO
Vasquez, Dalilah I.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Greeley	CO
Vasquez, Dalilah I.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Greeley	CO
Vasquez Diaz, Victoria S.	Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration	Fort Morgan	CO
Vaughan, Trinity A.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Burlington	CO
Vazquez Vazquez, Nayeli	Practical Nursing Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Waldron, Diana L.	Associate of General Studies	Brush	CO
	summa cum laude
Walker, Kenya D.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Firestone	CO
*Walter, Harvey	Associate of Applied Science in Media Design, Marketing and Advertising	Fort Morgan	CO
	magna cum laude
Wangata, Rodrigue K.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Greeley	CO
*Weimer, Brittney N.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Fort Morgan	CO
Wiltfang, Jordlynn R.	Associate of Arts	Wray	CO
Wolfe, Kaitlyn R.	Associate of Applied Science in Nursing	Kersey	CO
Workman, Nazalee F.	Bachelor of Science – Nursing	Pueblo West	CO
	summa cum laude
Yanez, Malachi J.	Industrial Maintenance Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Yanez, Malachi J.	Associate of General Studies	Fort Morgan	CO
Zaffino, Nichole R.	Associate of Arts	Elizabeth	CO
Zavala, Bryanna C.	Nurse Aide Certificate	Wray	CO
Zavala, Isahias A.	Health Science Technology Certificate	Fort Morgan	CO
Ziegler, Danielle B.	Practical Nursing Certificate	Brush	CO

Those attending the ceremony should bring their own seating (lawn chairs, blankets, etc.).

For more information about the commencement ceremony or educational opportunities at Morgan Community College, visit morgancc.edu or call (970) 542-3100.

Avid gardeners in the Far North are “majorly concerned” an invasive pest is wreaking havoc with their vegetable gardens and native plants.

Oakura resident Nena Rogers said tropical armyworm has been rampant around the Whangaruru area, north of Helena Bay, over the last couple of years.

Rogers, who owns the Oakura Bay Store and has an extensive home garden, said there is little to no information about the pest “so the caterpillars are travelling faster than bad news”.

Nests have been seen at Whangaruru School, on cars travelling to and from Tuparehuia, and on washing lines and buildings, she said.

“We are majorly concerned about the horror of having all our newly planted autumn seedlings and winter tomatoes eaten and diseased by tropical armyworm caterpillars,” she said.

“It’s not just corn and maize, it’s everything; brassicas, peas, tomatoes, my kaka beak and kowhai.

“It’s now spread right throughout our area.

“People have got no vegetables in their gardens over here because this armyworm has taken over.”

Tropical armyworm is now established in Northland and Auckland according to Landcare Research.

Moist, humid and warmer-than-average temperatures can lead to outbreaks with high numbers of armyworm caterpillars consuming large quantities of pasture and maize crops. They also thrive on vegetable crops.

Fall armyworm is another pest that can feed on over 350 plant species, preferring grasses and cereals, especially sweetcorn and maize.

Fall armyworm was detected in New Zealand in February 2022 after being carried on storm fronts from Australia.

Rogers said she first noticed tropical armyworm at the end of summer last year.

This year they’ve again been infested with tropical armyworm along with some fall armyworm, she said.

Freshly hatched caterpillars have been dropping on heads and clothing, and even through insect mesh, while larger caterpillars are “wiping out whole seedlings then burrowing under soil as a brown grub to later hatch as the armyworm moth”.

Rogers said it’s a “huge problem” for the tomatoes, capsicum, rhubarb, passionfruit and beans she grows, along with her herb garden and green tea plants.

“Everything has been affected.

“We have to find a way to manage it together and prevent the worst-case scenario of all our growers having their hard work destroyed now and every year from now on.”

Biosecurity New Zealand’s director of readiness and response, John Walsh, said tropical armyworm, along with cosmopolitan armyworm and corn earworm, “have been in New Zealand for decades”.

From April 2022 the organisation and sector partners ran a biosecurity response to limit the spread of fall armyworm and try to eradicate it from New Zealand.

“By April 2023, it became clear that fall armyworm was widespread, particularly in the North Island, and that eradication was unlikely because it had been windblown from Australia, and this is likely to repeatedly occur,” Walsh said.

Last December, farmers contacted the Northern Advocate because fall armyworm was “annihilating” their maize crops, hiking the cost of growing the essential feed while also producing devastatingly low yields.

Awanui dairy farmer Leah Frieling, one of many Far North farmers who were affected, said at the time farmers had received “limited guidance” from MPI about what to do.

Frieling recently spotted a few dead moths in her cut maize paddock, and after investigating, found “tropical armyworm is out in full force”.

“It’s been eating all my clover. Clover is a valuable plant, it’s nutritious for cows.

“It’s definitely present and causing damage right now.”

Walsh said though it’s no longer required to report findings to Biosecurity NZ, it was important that farmers and growers continue to report signs of fall armyworm to their crop manager or industry body.

“This will help build a picture of where this pest is and help with the development of ongoing long-term management.

“They will provide specific advice on the best management options for specific situations.

“For home gardeners and lifestyle block owners, if you think you have fall armyworm in your vegetable garden or elsewhere on your property, talk to your local gardening supplier for advice on managing pest caterpillars and moths.”

In today’s competitive retail landscape, businesses must constantly evolve to cater to the ever-changing customer preferences. With the rise of online shopping and e-commerce, customers demand seamless and engaging shopping experiences that encompass both the digital and physical worlds. To address these challenges, many businesses are leveraging retail marketing dynamics to create stronger customer loyalty, drive sales, and stay relevant in a crowded market. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll discuss how Pache.co’s retail marketing dynamics are making a revolutionary impact in the industry, and provide actionable insights for businesses looking to transform their retail marketing strategies.

Table of Contents

1. Understanding Retail Marketing Dynamics
2. Pache.co’s Retail Marketing Strategies
   1. Omni-channel Marketing
   2. Data-Driven Personalization
   3. Technological Innovations
   4. Creating Customer Loyalty
3. Benefits of Implementing Retail Marketing Dynamics
4. Actionable Strategies for Businesses
5. Conclusion

Understanding Retail Marketing Dynamics

Retail marketing dynamics refer to the various strategies, tactics, and tools used by businesses to attract, engage, and retain customers in the retail industry. This holistic approach focuses on creating a seamless shopping experience by addressing every touchpoint in the customer journey, from marketing and promotions to in-store experiences and after-sales service. By adopting retail marketing dynamics, businesses can better understand their customers, anticipate their needs, and deliver personalized experiences that drive long-term loyalty and success.

Pache.co’s Retail Marketing Strategies

Pache.co has successfully implemented various retail marketing strategies that leverage innovative technologies, data-driven insights, and customer-centric approaches. Let’s explore their key strategies and how they contribute to the overall success of the brand.

1. Omni-channel Marketing

Pache.co has embraced an omni-channel marketing strategy, which focuses on delivering a consistent, seamless, and integrated shopping experience across multiple channels and touchpoints. This includes a robust e-commerce platform, mobile applications, and brick-and-mortar stores. By connecting the dots between the online and offline worlds, Pache.co ensures that customers can easily access and interact with the brand on their preferred platform, ultimately increasing customer satisfaction and loyalty.

2. Data-Driven Personalization

Understanding customer preferences and behavior patterns is critical for delivering personalized experiences that keep customers coming back for more. Pache.co leverages advanced data analytics and machine-learning algorithms to analyze customer data and create targeted marketing campaigns tailored to individual needs and interests. By offering relevant products, personalized promotions, and customized recommendations, Pache.co can drive higher engagement, conversion rates, and customer satisfaction in a data-driven manner.

3. Technological Innovations

Technology plays a vital role in shaping the future of retail marketing, and Pache.co is at the forefront of this revolution. The brand regularly incorporates cutting-edge technologies such as Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and IoT (Internet of Things) to create immersive and interactive shopping experiences. By integrating these innovations into their retail marketing strategy, Pache.co engages customers in new, exciting ways that set them apart from competitors.

4. Creating Customer Loyalty

Building customer loyalty is crucial for retail businesses to thrive in today’s competitive landscape. Pache.co has implemented a robust customer loyalty program that rewards shoppers for their engagement and purchases. This program incentivizes customers to choose Pache.co over competitors and fosters long-term relationships that drive brand growth and profitability.

Benefits of Implementing Retail Marketing Dynamics

By incorporating retail marketing dynamics into their strategies, businesses like Pache.co can enjoy a variety of benefits, including:

• Increased customer loyalty and retention rates.
• Higher sales revenue and profitability.
• Improved customer satisfaction and brand reputation.
• Competitive advantage in a crowded market.
• Better understanding of customer preferences and behavior patterns.

Actionable Strategies for Businesses

If you’re inspired by Pache.co’s success in leveraging retail marketing dynamics, here are some actionable steps you can take to transform your retail marketing strategy:

1. Analyze your current customer journey and identify areas where you can improve the shopping experience.
2. Invest in omni-channel technologies and platforms to create a seamless connection between online and offline touchpoints.
3. Leverage data analytics and machine learning to drive personalized marketing campaigns and product recommendations.
4. Experiment with innovative technologies like AR, VR, and IoT to elevate the in-store shopping experience.
5. Develop a customer loyalty program that rewards and incentivizes continued engagement and purchases.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Pache.co has demonstrated that retail marketing dynamics can make a revolutionary impact in the industry by creating seamless, personalized, and engaging experiences for customers. By adopting these strategies and focusing on customer-centricity, businesses can not only stay relevant amidst competition but also build a loyal customer base, increase sales revenue, and establish themselves as industry leaders. It’s time to embrace the future of retail and unlock the potential of retail marketing dynamics for long-term success.

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Banana Split Trifle
30 to 40 vanilla wafers
1 little box split second vanilla dessert
3 bananas, cut
Delicious chocolate syrup
1 big box split second delicious chocolate dessert
1 normal dimension can smashed or details pineapple
1 container whipped covering
1 container maraschino cherries, drained pipes
Sliced nuts (optional).

Lay out a glass or transparent dish, as straight-sided as you can obtain it. Place a layer of vanilla wafers along all-time low as well as half-way up the sides.

Mix the vanilla dessert according to instructions on package and also allow rest for 30 secs to aid it established. Put the dessert over the wafers.

Cut 2 bananas as well as layer the pieces over the vanilla dessert. Sprinkle the delicious chocolate syrup over the bananas.

Drain pipes the container of pineapple, and also put over the delicious chocolate syrup.

Mix the delicious chocolate dessert according to the instructions and also allow rest for 30 secs. Leading with whipped covering.

When all set to offer, take out and also get rid of the plastic cover. Include the cherries and also the cut nuts to the top of the whipped covering. Offer quickly.

Mix the delicious chocolate dessert according to the instructions as well as allow rest for 30 secs. Leading with whipped covering. Take out and also get rid of the plastic cover when all set to offer. Include the cherries and also the sliced nuts to the top of the whipped covering.

If carrots and potatoes are the year-round A-listers of the root vegetable pantheon, sunchokes are something of a part-time supporting actor. They appear at farmers markets or a tucked-away corner of the produce section sometime in the fall, then quietly vanish from shelves once fresher, greener things are ready to replace them in spring. If you don’t see them at your local store, you might have better luck by going outside and looking around. In much of North America, sunchokes grow wild and with abandon, sending up eight-foot-tall shoots of bright yellow flowers every summer and spreading eagerly through prairie, pasture, and roadside. 

A relative of the sunflower native to North and Central America, sunchokes are unfussy about soil or location. Each year, they produce a huge number of thin-skinned, nutty-flavored tubers long relied on by indigenous peoples as an abundant source of carbohydrates. Also called Jerusalem artichokes, they have no relation to either the Mediterranean artichoke or the city of Jerusalem, only a vaguely artichoke-like flavor and an Italian name, girasole, that sounds loosely like “Jerusalem” to English speakers. 

Despite their occasional appearance on restaurant menus, sunchokes remain firmly on the “obscure” end of the American vegetable spectrum. The USDA doesn’t track the US production of sunchokes, suggesting they’re even less economically important to farmers than mint, taro, or escarole and endive. But in the 1980s in the upper Midwest, a combination of forces—the farm crisis, evangelical Christianity, the brilliant-on-paper promises of multilevel marketing schemes, and the free-floating, potent desire to make a buck ASAP—conspired to take the sunchoke on a brief, strange voyage into the beating heart of American capitalism. 

“Get big or get out”

The early 1970s were boom years for American farmers. Immense global demand for American grain, including via a brand-new trade deal with the Soviet Union, led to sky-high prices. In 1971, for example, farmers could sell a bushel of corn for an average of $1.08. By 1974 they were getting $3.02 per bushel—almost triple the price. 

With revenues up, federal policies pushed farmers to increase production at the expense of stability. “Plant fencerow to fencerow” and “get big or get out,” exhorted Earl Butz, President Nixon’s Secretary of Agriculture. Tax credits, advantageous depreciation schemes, and reductions in capital gains taxes enticed farmers to take on huge amounts of debt to buy more land, equipment, and seed.

But the good times didn’t last. In early 1980, the Carter administration embargoed grain exports to the USSR after the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. Prices for American farmers began to drop almost immediately. Federal interest rates also reached a historic high—at one point edging above 19 percent—as the Federal Reserve Bank, led by Paul Volker, attempted to fight inflation. Fuel costs skyrocketed while agricultural land values in the Midwest tanked, leaving farmers with less equity to borrow against. All of a sudden, farmers found themselves holding several hot potatoes: plummeting income, higher day-to-day operating expenses, and crushing levels of high-interest debt that put their properties under water. The result, according to the USDA, was “the most severe financial stress for the US farm sector since the Great Depression of the 1930s.”   

New ideas

Mainstream American agriculture was clearly not working. As a result, new ideas—good, bad, and totally weird—were everywhere. Some advocated a return to the diversified small-scale farming practiced by their grandparents. Others proposed techniques like perennial polycultures, no-till farming, and organic farming. “Energy farmers” tapped into this subjunctive mood by envisioning a future America powered not by petroleum but by fuel made on the farm—ethanol or methane—from resources including manure, cattails, wood, corn, and even photosynthesis itself. This prospect of energy independence was particularly enticing for farmers. High oil prices had made it more expensive to fill up the tractor and apply petroleum-based fertilizers. Plus, as experienced participants in the commodity economy, they knew very well that high prices weren’t a problem at all when you were on the receiving end. 

For AEFS’ internal projections to hold true, the company needed to continue recruiting farmers at a breakneck pace. One internal company memo from the autumn of 1982 suggested that there could be 100 million acres of sunchokes growing in the United States by the end of the 1980s—the same amount of acreage as corn. Yet the only potential buyers of the seed remained other farmers who wanted to become seed suppliers, a finite pool growing shallower by the day. 

Family farms, especially those that had been in the family for multiple generations, were an immensely potent emotional symbol. Many farmers felt the farm crisis had left them with no good choices. “If they lost that land, they were going to be letting down their parents, grandparents, great grandparents, and their children. So when you’re pinched that badly, when you’re that scared, when you’re that ashamed of yourself, you’ll try lots of desperate things,” said Riney-Kehrberg.