2007

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ECCC enrollment nears 1900 students Enrollment continues to climb at East Central Community Col– lege as 134 students registered for fall classes by attending the July 18 orientation session, announced Joe Killens, vice pres– ident for student services. Sebastopol Attendance Center: and Branden Donte Wooten, all of Louisville; and, J eremy Deshuan Thomas, Noxapater. Cody Wayne Espinoza, Louisville; Also attending were Katina Ashley _Holmes, Candace Hunt For more information contact Phone 601-635-2111.

Killens said enrollment stands at 1864 for the fall term, which begins Thursday, August 16. An additional orientation session will be held Friday, August 10. Killens said students who are unable to attend the session should contact Student Services to schedule an appointment. Students who attended the July 16 session and then· respec– tive high schools and hometowns included the following: Gulfport High School: Eric Matthews Holmes, Louisville; Louisville High School: Stuart Lamar Hall, Jalysa Shalonda . Hardin, Kentareas M. Howard, ~ Akenia Adriana Moore, Gloria Jean Moore, Denitra Tierra M~ Chiquitta L. Nicholson, Jeremy J. Stewart, Kyle M. Weeks, Jessica Marie White and Mallory Jade Young, all of Louisville; Noxapater High School: Lata– ria Charlette Ball and Jerlisa Nashay Williams, both of Louisville; and James Bruce Files and Bradley Scott Reynolds, both ofNoxapater;

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