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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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Last Updated ( Mar 21, 2010 at 10:29 PM )
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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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Last Updated ( Mar 11, 2010 at 02:32 PM )
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 REGION 23 CHAMPIONS!
For the second straight year, EMCC will be represented in national tournament play, as the 12th-ranked Lions punched their ticket to the upcoming NJCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship with Thursday’s 78-64 victory over Itawamba in the title game of the
NJCAA Region 23 Championship.
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Last Updated ( Mar 05, 2010 at 03:43 PM )
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 WOMEN IN SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY More than 250 students from area high schools attended the Women in Science & Technology Conference Feb. 26 at East Mississippi Community College’s Golden Triangle campus. The long-standing annual event gives young women a chance to explore career possibilities in areas like health care, metal trades, computers, aerospace engineering, design
and engineering, electronics and transportation.
Rachel Forsyth of PACCAR was the keynote speaker. The day also included break-out sessions and a
panel discussion by five women serving in the
U.S. Air Force at Columbus Air Force Base. n More: Event agenda
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Last Updated ( Mar 11, 2010 at 02:32 PM )
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 NEXT STEP SCHOLARSHIPS
The Riley Foundation and Mississippi State University-Meridian are pleased to announce the Riley Next Step Scholarship Program. The program is designed to recognize students who have excelled at the community-college or junior-college level and want to pursue higher education opportunities at MSU-Meridian. The recipients of this scholarship will be known as “Riley Scholars” and will receive full tuition to Mississippi State University-Meridian for two years – four semesters, fall and spring.
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Last Updated ( Apr 14, 2010 at 10:42 AM )
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