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AWARD-WINNING ECCC PHI BETA LAMBDA STUDENTS East Central Community College students took top honors In numerous categories at the State Phi Beta Lambda Leadership Conference held recently In Tupelo. East Central placed first In U events. finished second In five categories, had four thlrd-i)lace award winners and posted six fourtn-place finishes. Theta Chi chapter was also selected as one of two Gold S«ull Chapters In Mississippi and was recognized as a Foundation member. In addition, the ECCC chapter placed second In raising funds for tho March of Dimes. The award-winning students Include (seated from left) Angela Valentineof Hickory, first place,Community Service Project and fourth, MarketingAnalysis and Decision M.1kln~ Lesllo Hollingsworth of Forest,first place, Community Service Project; Brooke Barrett of Sebastopol, first, Partnership wfth BusinessProject and third,Financial Conc>"pt!t; Brook~ Mayes of Newton, first, Small Business Management Plan; third,FUture Business Teacher; state recipient of the prestigious Rufus T. JonesScholarship and Who's Who ln Phi S.tta Lamb da; Carlos Rice of Louisville, first place In Parliamentary Procedureand Small Business Plan;Josh Dickerson of Union, first In Pnrtlamcntary Procedure and Small Buslnf!OI'J Mnn agement and was elected State Partlamontarlan; Drew Harrison of utt1e Rock, first, Parliamentary Procedures; Leslie Nash of Union, flm In PartlilnlCnt.~ry Proc4wluru and Local Chapter Business Report. and selected for Who's Who In Phi Beta Lambda; and Laura Pearson of Louisville, first In Humnn Resource Man~llmC'nt .md P11rll1u1141ntary l>rocoouro; and (standing from left) Shaun Cooper of Decatur, first In Computer Applications and Word Processing: William Cumberland of Philadelphia, first. Com1wtt•r CotlC"Il~ nnd 50COnd, \ Network Design; EvanSummen;.Jones of Walnut Grove, second, Network Design; Jonathan Federlck of Hickory, second,Statistical Analr.;l:. .md third, Cllont ~·rvltu; Brett Latimer of Philadelphia, second,Telecommunications and fourth, Networking Concepts; Dollye Packer of Lake, second, E-buslness and fourth, Job Interview; nnd Do~t:r McDonald ofJack– son, first In Human Resource Management and Sports Management and Marketing. Not pictured areSabra Fortenberry of Union, first, American Entcrpri!MI l'roloct and second, E-buslness; Brltnl Wright of Louisville, second, F1nanclal Concepts and fourth, Desktop Publishing; Delynn Agee of Choctaw, third,Justice Administration . fishing; Tyrell Satcher of Pachuta, fourth In Information Management and Justice Administration; and Teny Smith of Louisville, selected Who's Who In Phi El<-ta Lambda. Se't'en– teen students qualify for the National Phi Beta Lambda LeadershipConference scheduled June 21-241n Atlanta. Phi Beta Lambda Is the premier Business Education Association preparing atudents for careers In business and success In life. Its purpose Is to foster a better relationship between one another and to cultivate a better untktrstandlng of busi– ness pdnQiples In general.

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