2010

ECCC PHOTO East Central Community College freshman Saml Elkins of Lena lights a candle represent ing knowledge as part of the induction ceremony for new members of Theta XI Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two-year colleges. Elkins, a 2009 Forest High School graduate, was among the approximately 113 students tapped for membership In t he prestigious organization during the annual spring semester ceremony held Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010, In Huff Auditorium on the Decatur campus. ECCC welcomes new Phi Theta Kappa members SPECIAl TO THE TIMES Lake; Michael

Ann Durham, Miranda Gail Edwards, Andrew Michael Lee Gibbs, Marissa Janae Gordy, Laura Elizabeth Gunn, Donna Varche Harp– er, Cody Ross Harrell, Sema Jo Jackson, Shaquni– ta Shantell Jckom, Jennifer Elizabeth Moore and Jarod Westley Yarbrough, all of Forest; Samantha Lynee Elkins and Kimberly Marie Patterson, both of Lena; Jennifer Marie Felton and Colby Eugene Harvey, both ofLa\\Tence; JordanAshlee Harrell, Stella A. Jenkins and Kayla Rae Stevenson, all ofMorton; and Andrian– na Vasquez Salgaldo. Sebastopol.

(vice president of leader– ship) of Decatur, Abby McMillan (vice president of public relations) ofNewton and Paul Sewell (vice presi– dent of service) of Lees– burg, Ala., conducted the induction ceremony with supervision from Theta Xi advisers Kate Keenan Covich (speech instructor) and Curt Skipper (biology instructor). New members of Theta Xi and their respective hometowns include: l ind– sey Clair Bishop and Reaghan Nicole Mayes, both ofConehatta; Kiswana Dashaye Burnside, William Quinton Davis, Brittany LeeAnn Edwards and Kar– ley Joanna Mitchell, aU of

New members of East Central Community Col– lege's Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the inter– national honor society for two-year colleges, were recognized during the annu– al spring induction ceremo– ny held Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010, on the Decatur cam– pus. Tapped for the presti–

gious organization were 113 students who met member– ship requirements, which include a 3.5 grade point average earned as a full– time student along with an overall 3.5 GPA. Amy A. Walgamott, Phi APPEARE Theta Kappa Coordinator fill the Mississippi/Louisiana CARTHAG Region, provided opening remarks and congratulated NEWTON mductees on their academic success. SPIRI T OF Theta Xi officers Kurt MERIDIAr Sim?neau (pres~dent) _of

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Loum, Kyle Ethridge (vtce president of scholarship) of Decatur, Jordan Gunn (vice president of fellowship) of Forest, Brandon Hughes