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MACON ART EXHIBIT
The Macon Welcome Center is hosting an exhibit
of artwork by East Mississippi Community College students until March 25. The collection, curated by Mississippi artist Martha Stennis, features paintings and drawings, two- and three-dimensional designs and pottery pieces. As a special feature, the exhibit also includes metal castings poured during the winter at the Soule Live Steam Festival in Meridian. The Welcome Center is on Jefferson Street in downtown Macon. For information, call EMCC art instructor Terry Cherry at (662) 476-5133. n More: Full-size poster
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 MASTERING MATH …
Students from eight public and private schools competed March 5 in the District Junior High Mathematics Tournament, hosted by East Mississippi Community College. Students who placed first and second in the seventh- and eighth-grade competitions will advance to the state tournament, to be held April 9 at Holmes Community College. n More: Read the rest of the story
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 MISSISSIPPI HUMANITIES
COUNCIL TEACHER AWARD
EMCC history instructor Kelly Elizabeth Cantrell has been honored with a Mississippi Humanities Council Teacher Award. The presentation of the award came Feb. 26 during a banquet at the Hilton in Jackson. Among the accomplishments that earned Cantrell this award was a paper she wrote called, “Cooking Up the Revolution: Food and the Creation of Americans,” which she presented during the college’s Proud to be an American program in November. The paper traces the evolution of American cuisine from the colonial era through the early republic, and argues that Americans expressed their political leanings in the Revolutionary era by changing their diet. n More: Synopsis of “Cooking Up the Revolution” |
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 HONORS ORIENTATION
AND REGISTRATION If you are graduating from high school this spring, and have
an ACT score of 21 or higher, you can avoid the crowds at fall registration at East Mississippi Community College. You’re invited to an early Honors Orientation and Registration Friday, March 26, at the Golden Triangle and Scooba campuses. Registration gets under way at 10 a.m. at both locations.
The Golden Triangle session will be at the Lyceum auditorium.
At the Scooba campus, go to the Stennis Building. More: Details, details, details! |
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 BECOME A STUDENT AMBASSADOR
EMCC students can get involved in recruitment, good will events and public relations by becoming Student Ambassadors. The deadline to apply for these highly prized, scholarship positions for the 2010-11 school year is April 2 – and don’t forget, your application must be accompanied by a letter of recommendation. Pictured at left are some of the current Student Ambassadors Feb. 5 at the Scholars’ Olympiad. Want to know more?
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