2002

WEEK OF )\ k\'W IC l~ '< .7_ Receives Leatherwood Scholarship - Charlene

Foreman of Little Rock is this year's recipient of the Frank Edwin and Nena Holt Leatherwood Scholarship, which is presented by the sci– ence department faculty at East Central Community College to an outstanding returning sophomore. Foreman, a gradu– ate of Newton County High Sthool, is shown with family representative Frank Leatherwood. Family members and friends established the scholarship in memory of the

Receives Alumni Scholarship - Jennifer Carson ()eft), a 2002 graduate of Newton County High School, was recently presented an EC Scholars Scholarship spon~ sored by the East Central Community College Alumni Association. The EC Scholars pro· gram was established in 1999 and is supported by individuals, busi· nesses and groups. Recipients must be in the top 10 percent of their class. The outstanding stu~ dent is shown with Stacey Hollit\gsworth (right), adminis~ trative assistant in the Office of Foundation and Alun\ni Relations

Receive La-Z-Boy Scholarships - Amanda Wyatt (left), a 2002 graduate of~ Newton County Academy, and Luke McNair (second, from left), a 2002 graduate of Newton County High School, were the recipients of the annual La-Z-Boy South Scholarships to attend East Central Community College in Decatur. The outstanding students are shown wtih ECCC academ– ic counselor Lanette Hanna.

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