Left, Student leaders from Seminole State College and Seminole High School were special guests at a Seminole Chamber of Commerce breakfast with Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt on March 27 in the Utterback Ballroom on SSC’s campus. Below left: Following his presentation, SSC Student Government PresidentAdisen Williamson and SHS Superintendent’s Advisory Council President Kassidy Baker presented the Governor with a gift basket filled with items from the Seminole community. Below: During Gov. Stitt’s visit, he spoke with SSC Nursing and Health Sciences Division Chair Dr. Misty Gray and helped test vitals on an infant mannequin in the nursing department’s new simulation lab. (SSC photos)
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