1996

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VlSIT ECCC CAMPUS...Recent visitors on the East Central Community College campus in Decatur were the above Neshoba County officials who were specail guests of the College's Board of Trustees during luncheon acti\'ities held in April. Seated from left are supervisors Gary Chamblee, Mike Allen. Harold Rernolds. Aubrey Nicholson and J ames Young. Standing from left are ECCC Board Chairman Prentice Copeland, Chancery Clerk Larry McMillan and trustees Mrs. Rivers Breazeale and Steve Nelson, Neshoba County Superintendent of Education. Not pictured are ECCC trustees Edsel Cliburn, J, C. Williamson and Ralph Henry.

ECCCWorkshop...Robert Starke (seated fou rth from left) of El Paso Community College in Texas, recently conducted a workshop onApplied Academic and Integrated Methodology for various personnel at East Central Community College in Decatur. Tht Tech– Prep initiative integrates vocational-technical and academic learning. Workshop participants included (seated from left) Virginia Pace, English instructor; Janice Jacobs, surgical technology instructor; Gloria McRae, math instructor; Mr. Starke; Maudean Sanders, tech-prep coordinator; and Michele Ergle, business technology instructor; and (standing from left) Roger Whitlock, ~ork-based learning coordinator; Ricky Har rison, drafting and design technology instructor; Ron Davis, biology instructor; Dr. Phil Sutph in, dean of instruction; John Adcock, director of Yocatiooal-technical idstruction; and J immy Dempsey, vocationaJ-tecb– lkaJ counselor. APPE.AR.ED lN: CARTHAGIND\N____________

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