2003

ECCC Receives Phi Theta Kappa Honors Vanous honors were pn.:scnted to East Central Communit} College's Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society of the two-year col– lege, at the organization's

De\\ lener competition. In addition. anended the convention include, Theta X1 was chosen to serve as seated from left, Natasha Plullips of MS LA Hi:.torian for the upcoming Carthage, Vickie Powe of Walnut school ) ear. lndi ·tdual honors were Grove, Ap 11 McAdory of presented to chapter advisor Philadelphia, Jimmy Hall of Lena Christ} Fer:;uson, who received the and advisor Christy Ferguson, and Horizon A\\ ard. and sophomore, standing from left, advism Brent Jimmy Hall of L~ "la. selected Most Gregory, Chris Moody of Dbtinguished Student Runner-Up. Louisville, Ashley Fleming of Hall, a produ t of Leake Academy, Philadelphia, Christen Henington serve:. a.., reg1onal president and of Carthage, Lance Hall of Forest, made a pre:>entation at the conven- Jacl} 1 11 Evan:. of Bay Springs, tion on the 2002-2003 Honors Kacey Bender of Newton, Adam Study topic, "Dimensions and Joseph Wall of Forest, Juston Dean Dtrcctions of Health: Choices in of Newton and Chuck Wood of the Maze:· Theta Xi membcrb "ho Louts\ ille.

Mississippi/Louisiana Regwnal Convention held at Jones County Junior College in El!Jsville. Theta Xi was named Most Outstanding Chapter of the Year and received Five Star Level recognitiOn. The group was abo selected a Scholarslup Hallmark wmner, received the Brotherhood Award. and timshed runner-up 10 the

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