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t.t;t;t;~ completes several projects. in. 2005, renovates.student union ~pecial t(! The Record Program

fountain, and marker memorializing the Day Arboretum project have also been installed on campus. The largest renovation is the addition of the 20,750 square feet to the Eddie M. Smith Student Union Building. The Phase II project, expected to be completed in spring 2006. includes the addi-

the state's top community and "junior colleges by offering quality academ– ic, technical and career programs of study. The latest additions to the curriculum include the Industrial Main te– nance program. and Hotel and Restaurant Management Technology. vvhich were added in 200!3. The Industrial Mainte· -

tion of a student grill area. lounge, conference room, computer lab, bookstore, game room and the office of admis– sions, records and research. The Smith building also houses offices for Student Ser vices personnel and the College nurse. East Central continues to be recognized as one or

nancc is desi4ned to prepare stu· dent~ for entry-level employment as multi– sl~ i I_ ltd maintenance tech– nu:u1ns. C'lasses are offNed at the College's PrtH tlctivity Enhance– men Lab located at the Phil delphia Neshoba Co·ll·llty Vocational-Tech- 11 ka < 'rntc1 St1 llents enrolled in the

new Hotel and Restauran Management Technolog) program receive special ized occupational instruc tion in all phases of hotel and restaurant manage ment to prepare them f01 careers ~s managers/supervisors n the hospitality a ·1d tourism industry. ClasSt~s arc held at the Choctav. Hospitality Institute.

Several projects were completed in 2005 and one 1wars completion in 2006. 'l'hc College has reno– vated and added class– rooms and created an out– dncwmall area referred to ECCC's "outdoor liv-

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