South Plains College Radiologic Technology

🎉JUST GRADUATED🎉

Congratulations, Cohort 52! All of the boxes have been checked off! Y’all did it and we had no doubt!!! We can’t wait to see what the future holds for you all. Now, on to some much deserved rest and then new jobs!!🎓💙🧡

Colton and Kate were recognized at South Plains College’s Outstanding student award ceremony last night.

Congratulations, Colton and Kate!💙🧡🩻

We had our annual timed trauma lab for our first years! The students are paired up and work as a team to complete a set of exams on the patient. This helps them work on efficiency and accuracy of shooting x-rays. The fastest time wins! We love good, friendly competition. 😁 This is always a fun one!
1st place - AJ & Marissa!

SPC’s 2024-2026 Outstanding Radiologic Technology Student Award recipient is Colton.

This award is chosen by the Radiologic Technology Faculty. They select a student that has excelled overall in the classroom and in the clinical setting, as well as having a great rapport with faculty, clinical radiologic technologists, and their classmates.

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SPC’s 2024-2026 Student Technologist Clinical Excellence Award recipient is Kate.

This award is voted on by Staff Technologists from all of the clinical sites. They vote on a student that has excelled overall as a student radiographer.

Technologists say, “Kate is very knowledgeable and motivated. She is a hard worker and presents herself confidently. She always has a good attitude.” “Kate is always willing to jump into any exam, she has such a great attitude and always is willing to try even if she’s unsure.”

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SPC’s 2026 Radiologic Technologist Clinical Excellence Award recipient is Destiny. Destiny is a UMC employee at the main campus.

This award is voted on by the graduating class of student technologists. Students say, “Destiny is a great tech.” “She is patient
and takes her time teaching students.” “Destiny is always encouraging.”

Thank you Destiny for your service and dedication to the students of South Plains College’s Radiologic Technology program!

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CONGRATULATIONS, Colton, Kate and Destiny!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

This post somehow got overlooked!

Each February, we hold our Advisory Board Meeting. In attendance are various Radiologic Technologists from our local community, Deans, Faculty and Staff of SPC, and a student representative from each current cohort. Student representatives this year were Kate (cohort 52) and Miguel (cohort 51).

It’s great to have student representation so that they can share their thoughts and ideas, and to also see how some of the decision making happens.

The last classroom day for this bunch! Cohort 52, we are gonna miss y’all as students, but we are excited to see y’all working as technologists!!!! Now, just a few more boxes to check off!

✅Last classroom day
🟩Final Exam
🟩Board Exam
🟩Graduation
🟩Work!

Cohort 52 was able to get out of the classroom today! We got to tour Texas Tech University’s Radiologic and Football Training Facilities. We even got to check out the field from Coach McGuire’s balcony! A huge and special thank you to Grant Stovall, TTU Athletic Trainer, for giving us a tour and making this happen!👆🏼🔴⚫️🏈☢️

Egg-cited about our Easter egg contents!!🤪🤗🐣

Reviewing anatomy and landmarks on the disarticulated cranial bones. Erica’s favorite!🤪💀👏🏻

On to the Cranium unit! We started the styrofoam head project in lab and will finish it out in the next unit with the facial bones and orbits. 💀