2010

ECCC offers new scholarship The Kelley Humphreys Nursing Scholarship En– dowment Fund was

attend classes beyond the first semester (six credits) on a full-time basis and maintain at least a uc" average. A U.S. citizenship and financial need are also cri– teria for the annual award, which can be applied toward tuition, • books and academic fees. The East Central Com– munity College Scholar– ship Committee will select a recipient and make a recommendation to the CREATE board of direc– tors for approval. Applications are avail– able at ECCC, Hindb and Meridian community col– leges. For more information, contact Randall E. Lee, vice president for student services at ECCC, 601- 635-6375 or call toll free, 877-462-3222, ext. 375. The e-mail address is rlee@eccc.edu.

recently established at East Central Community College in Decatur. Created in 2006 and organized for charitable and educational purposes, the scholarship honors Kelley Elizabeth Hum– phreys, who was a newly licensed registered nurse when she died shortly after beginning her nurs– ing career at St. Dominic Hospital in Jackson. To qualify for the annu– al award, students must currently be enrolled at ECCC, Meridian or Hinds community colleges in a nursing curriculum lead– ing to an associate or bac– calaureate degree, or enrolled in the associate degree nursing, licensed practical nursing or regis– tered nurse programs. Applicants must also

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