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�������� CC MI-BEST program focus of hearing before lawmakers

by | Feb 15, 2017 | News, Workforce

JACKSON – Napoleon Miller spent his childhood as a ward of the state of Mississippi, bouncing from home to home and school to school. “I grew up in Mississippi’s foster care system,” Miller said. “I decided to stop going to high school and started Job Corps. When I...

�������� CC Utica Campus Gala honors 10 supporters, raising funds for student scholarships

by Cathy Hayden | Feb 14, 2017 | News

��������’s Utica Campus will present the Vice President’s Scholarship Hall of Honors Gala on March 31 to honor eight individuals and a husband and wife team who have contributed to the campus. The honorees include Alonzo Bradley of Flower Mound, Texas,...

�������� CC Landscape Management program reunion set for Feb. 24-25

by | Feb 8, 2017 | News

RAYMOND – For Eric Skipper of Brandon, ��������’s Landscape Management Technology program was the gateway to owning his own business, Blue Sky Landscaping. “Through my internship with the program I was able to gain knowledge that can’t be taught...

�������� CC Raymond Campus Preview Day draws crowd

by | Feb 6, 2017 | News

RAYMOND – Aqueasha Rimmer has more than one career option in mind, and �������� faculty from multiple programs helped her line up several choices. “I just need to get my tests score up and I can start here in the fall,” Rimmer said. “I’m looking at things like dental...

�������� CC landscape student awarded nursery association scholarship

by Cathy Hayden | Feb 1, 2017 | News

De’quincy Hughes of Liberty is the recipient of a scholarship from the Mississippi Nursery and Landscape Association. Hughes, a sophomore, graduates in May from ��������’s Landscape Management Technology program. He is currently working for the ��������...

�������� CC Rankin Campus student named career-tech student of month

by | Jan 31, 2017 | News

PEARL – Benjamin Smith, a student in the Animation and Simulation Technology program at the Rankin Campus, has been named DISTINCT CTE Student of the Month by the Mississippi Community College Board’s Office of Career and Technical Education. The honor, which stands...

Former jet mechanic, instructor cooks up new career with ��������’ help

by | Jan 30, 2017 | News, People Profiles

Note: The following story appears in the winter issue of ��������ight alumni magazine. For more information about the �������� Alumni Association, see the website. RAYMOND — Jim Hatten has been down many trails in his professional career, from that of a jet engine mechanic...

Education at �������� CC a perfect reinforcement for state’s adjutant general

by | Jan 30, 2017 | News

RAYMOND – Engineer soldiers rely on solid planning and execution to make any mission run smoothly. Thanks to the classes he took at ��������, Brig. Gen. Janson D. (Durr) Boyles was properly equipped to handle his own academic mission, which was to become an engineer. “I...

New �������� CC scholarship honors legacy of now-closed Gilfoy School of Nursing

by Cathy Hayden | Jan 30, 2017 | News

Although the closure of the Mississippi Baptist Hospital/Gilfoy School of Nursing in 1971 marked the end of an era, its 1,407 graduates received the skills and knowledge to provide the best of care for their patients. The majority of the practicing nurses who...

�������� CC Scholarship endowed in honor of late Vicksburg businessman

by Cathy Hayden | Jan 30, 2017 | News

The late David L. May of Vicksburg drew on his skills in finance to help guide the Vicksburg-Warren Campus. His widow, Martha Ann May Klaus, has endowed a scholarship in his name to continue his legacy of involvement in education, especially at �������� Community...