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Deliberating on top students from each of the Miller College of TAFE Faculties by;
Sherelyn Overson, Head Teacher Child Studies on Ngoc Thanh (Sally) Quan
John Dixon, Teacher Information Technology on Gregory Benge
Peter Towell, Head Teacher Plumbing on Nathan Wilshire of Plumbing, a most deserving nomination.
Peter Towell also spoke on behalf of Stonemasonry’s David Fernandez, declared winner by one of the judges prior to hearing from other nominees.
Kelvin Halls, HT Engineering Trades on Justin Laird for Sheet Metal. Read Justin’s exceptional nomination.Allan Fryer, Head Teacher Electrical on Aydin Seckin. with13 Distinctions, read his nomination
Rotarian John Gibbs then spoke on Trent Steed who received the Pride of Workmanship award for Carpentry & Joinery. Trent swam for Australia in the Atlanta Games
The Caliber of the Students was there for all to see, as was their pride and the pride of parents, industry employers and teachers from Miller College of TAFE. |
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Nathan Wilshire Plumbing Award |
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David Fernandez Stonemasonry Award |
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Justin Laird Sheet Metal Award |
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Letter received to the Rotary Club of Liverpool West from the College
I have received numerous responses today in relation to the presentation function. All who attended were very impressed and commended Liverpool West Rotary on the way it was presented. Child Studies were absolutely ecstatic.
I was led to believe that the food was excellent; however comments were that it was a wee bit expensive.
Please thank all for their ongoing support, and once again a BIG THANK YOU to you.
Regards
Inga Milenkovic
| Administration Assistant | College Management Unit |
Miller college TAFE NSW South Western Sydney institute
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The Night was rounded out with Dr Phuoc Vo talking on the Work of Vietnam Vision Project (VVP), Louise Smith talking about Drug Arm and the Support from Liverpool West Rotary and a host of raffle prizes with the raffle raising $425.00 and won by the following ;
Portable DVD Player & Logitech 360 o Speakers won by Jan Moffat of Child Studies
The Brevile filter Coffee Maker was won by Youth Exchange Henni Niemi
The Art Max $50.00 Voucher was won by Jillian Poynting-Gorn of Child Studies
The Dick Smith 16 GB USB Micro Drive was one by IT Technical Assistant Tony Lim
The Batman Video Game for Xbox 360 was won by Dr Hong who aptly faces another challenge as a Professor of IT.
Our First Lady, Margaret Beadle won the Meat Tray and the Picnic Set in a Backpack prior to donating back the Backpack and Dr Vo won the Breakfast Tray which never materialised as somebody was obviously unable to wait for breakfast.
The night had 46 persons in attendance and from all reports including phone calls received, it was a most successful and highly enjoyable night leaving me to thank all for their wonderful support and assistance including the Liverpool Catholic Club who did all they could to look after us on the night and donated the Breville Coffee Maker and Picnic set in a Backpack. The good Guys at Casula donated the Video Game and Liverpool West Rotary purchased the remainder of prizes.
Regards
John Gibbs
Acting Vocational Services Director
Photos by President Elect Ted Mlynarz
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