1999

ost outstanding PTK Chapter =ast Central Commumty College's Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society o' tne two-year college, was recognized as the Most Outstanding Chapter at the annual Mississippi- ana Regional Awards Ceremony held Feb. 7, at Hinds Community College, Rankin Campus. Theta Xi as a'so selected a five-star chapter, was a Leadership Hallmark winner, and received a Brotherhood Award for work and activities with other chapters. Also honored was retired ECCC- English instructor caro ,.ckers of Decatur who was selected Phi Theta Kappa's Most Distinguished Alumnus. Tho e a e~ ng the awards ceremony were chapter members (front row, from left, Dr. Shelby Harris, advisor; !..a: ... e Noel, of Forest, Jennifer Savell of Lake, Connie Tew of Forest, Philip Smith of Philadelphia, Christy "e-:. ce of Decatur, Laura Shows of Lena, Uwe Dotzauer of Landau, Germany; Craig McRae of Carthage anc Ann Burkes,advisor; back row, Tracy Latham of Forest, Kristi French and Robyn Watts, both of Umo- Kristen Mills of Newton, Celeste Staton of Union, Stacy Cotton of Decatur, Amanda Stokes of Mend an and Penny Russell of Decatur. Burkes and Harris will accompany members to the Phi Theta Kaopa International Convention April 29-May 1 in Anaheim, Calif.

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