2010

EC Capitol Day participants Representing East Central Community College in Decatur a t the annual Capitol Day activities held Feb. 18, 2010, in Jackson were (front, from left) sophomore Abby McMillan of Newton and freshman Monica Vincent of Decatur; (second row, from left) sophomores Kurt Simoneau of Louin, Quin Stokes of Carthage and Zach Gibbs of Forest; and (back row, from left) faculty members Marc McCool of Louisville, Kate Covich of Rose Hill and Christy Ferguson of Philadelphia; and ECCC President Dr. Phil A. Sutphin, who were joined in the ph oto by State Rep. Russ Nowell of Louisville. Sponsored by the Mississippi Faculty Association for Community CARTHAGINIAN __....:.../ _ _ _ NEWTON COUNTY APPEAL ___ SPIRIT OF MORTON--- - --- MERIDIAN STAR _ _ _ _ _ _

and Junior Colleges, Capitol Day is held to b ring attention to the fundin g nP""~f' of the st ate's com– munity and junior colleges and to promote t h e colleges' ongoing Mississi .' i \Talue.s message. Gov. Haley Barbour, Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant, Dr . Eric Clark, executive dir~c toT of the S~. nte Board for Communit y and Junior. CoH~)g~s; .u 'Hl Rep . Kelvin Buck ofHolly Springs, who :'€rve"' <"' <:hairman of House Universities ~.nd Colle~t:!s , ~m111ittee, and several community a nd .it,niN· cn 1 lcge students were among speaker~ ;;t th~ li.lOHling press con· ference, attended by a·r1!lt·o--.::1m~tP1y 200 C(.)mmu– nity a nd juni01· ·oJI~g-= :: ' I t.:, •• J:d fncillt"j .

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