1995

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ECCC Ribbon Cutting.. . Joined b) ~tate and local officials, East Central Com– munity College President Dr. Eddie M. Smith cuts the ribbon to officially open the new Skill/Tech One-Stop Career Center during ceremonies recentl) held on the Decatur campus. Also par– ticipating in the ribbon cutting ceremon) ~ere (from left) Bob Beckie), plant manager at ESCO Corporation in Newton and Chairman of the ECCC District Workforce Development Council; Karl Brantley, president of U.S. Electrical Motors in Philadelphia; V.C. Manning of Philadelphia, chairman of the ECCC Board of Trustees; Earl Bl")an, plant manager of La-Z-Boy South in Nt!wton; Mrs. Carol Vickers, ABE/ GED instructor and Workfo rce Development Council member; Earl Marshall, Career Center Team Leader; Dr. Olon Ray, executive director of the Miss. State Board for Community and Junior Colleges; and Dr. P hil Sutphin, dean of instruc– tion. The Career Center is located adjacent to the Bradford J . Tucker Applied Technology Center. Purpose of the facility is to provide businesses and industry the education, training, placement , assessment and consultation to improve the quality of the workforce in ECCC's five-county di~trict. For more information contact Mr. Marshall, Ph. 635-2111, ext. 299. (EC Pho1o)

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