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Might be something in the water in the afternoon Pre-Engineering class at Canadian Valley Technology Center’s El Reno Campus.
Three students advanced from National Merit Semifinalists to National Merit Finalists. Each is a step closer to becoming a National Merit Scholar and recipient of a $2,500 scholarship.
Kati Davis was naturally drawn to a fascination with haircare. Braiding, brushing and barbering are in her bloodlines. Both her parents were employed in the haircare industry during her childhood.
Davis, 31, of Tuttle, took a first step into their footprints when she enrolled in the Cosmetology program at Canadian Valley Technology Center in 2008 while also a student at Mustang High School.
She cut hair to pay bills while attending the University of Central Oklahoma. In August 2022, Davis achieved her dream of becoming a small business owner by opening Kati Davis Hair Co. It is located at 310 W. Main Street in Downtown Tuttle.
Appointments are required at Kati Davis Hair Co., and bookings are currently running about three to four weeks in advance. Her specialties include extensions, lived-in color, balayage, spirit braids and tinsel.
Just eight miles from Canadian Valley Technology Center’s Chickasha campus, DeeDee Mayes grew up seeing firsthand the value of career training close to home. Her respect for CV Tech deepened
Stephanie Camp is in the midst of a career reset, attempting to rekindle the artful passion she never left fully behind. Camp, 35, of El Reno, first pursued college after
“Susie” breathes, talks, coughs and even moans. She produces realistic lung and heart sounds and responds to treatment like a human patient. She’s not real, but for students learning patient
