Pueblo Community College EMS Instructor to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
Two instructors from Pueblo Community College's emergency medical services program in Pueblo, Colorado, are set to receive statewide honors for their contributions to EMS education. Dawnelle Mathis, chair of the program, will be recognized with the CJ Shanaberger Lifetime Achievement…
Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, October 27, 2026 —
Two instructors from Pueblo Community College’s emergency medical services program in Pueblo, Colorado, are set to receive statewide honors for their contributions to EMS education, according to the information provided.
Dawnelle Mathis, who chairs the program, will receive the CJ Shanaberger Lifetime Achievement Award. The summary identifies the award and Mathis’s role but does not provide further details about the award, including who presents it or when the recognition will take place.
The second instructor is not named in the information provided, and the specific honor that person is set to receive is not identified. No additional details were given about either instructor’s contributions, the selection process or the event connected with the honors.
The announcement links the recognition to EMS education, but does not describe particular teaching initiatives, career milestones or other accomplishments. It also does not specify whether the honors will be presented at the same event.
Based on the available information, Mathis’s award is the only honor identified by name. Details about the second instructor and the timing and presentation of the awards were not provided.
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