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Shawna Douse has been chosen as Ogeechee Technical College’s (OTC) 2024-2025 Dinah Culbreath Wayne Exceptional Adult Georgian in Literacy Education (EAGLE) delegate. This prestigious recognition underscores her extraordinary commitment to education and her ability to triumph over personal adversities. Douse's journey has been marked by resilience, showcasing her determination to pursue her academic and leadership aspirations.
The EAGLE program honors adults who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in adult education. As a delegate, Douse will represent OTC at the state level, where she will have the opportunity to share her story and inspire others who may be facing similar challenges. Her selection reflects not only her individual accomplishments but also the supportive environment fostered by OTC, which encourages students to reach their full potential.
Douse's achievement serves as a testament to the transformative power of education and the importance of perseverance in the face of obstacles. Her journey is an inspiration to many, exemplifying the positive impact of adult education programs in the community.
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