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Thanks to agrant pn:Mded by the U.S. Department of Laborwith assistancefrom The Mont– ~ery Institute, four recent East Central CommunityCollege Certified Nursi~Assistant (CNA} graduates have been awarded scholarships to help them •move up" the healthcare ladder. Once completing the cNA program, these participants had to registerwith the state of Miss& sippi as a CNA. meet the requirements for the Practical Nursing program, and be accepted into the program. The healthcaregrantwill continue to ass6tthem as they continue their stud– ies in the ECCC Practical Nursing Program by providing the participantswith full scholarships for the program. The heatthcare grant participants were led through the healthcare ladder program with the assistance of Candy Anderson, RN, BSN, CNA Program Coordinator and Healthcare Grant Navigator. Participams who were awarded scholarships are pictured from left, candy Anderson, CNA Program Coordinator, Deborah Williams and lina McMullan, both of DecabJr, Brooktjnn 8o)ette of Noolpater, and Megan Howington of Uttle Rock. Upcoming class dates for the DecaturCampus are September 10 and October 15, 2012; and September 10 for l.ouisvnle. For more information on the eligibility requirementsforthis training or other services bel~ offered at thefacility, contact Anderson, Phone 601-635-6430 or Joey Kenna, ECCC CommunityDeYeloprnent Facfllta1Dr, Phone 601-635-6403; email, candei'SOil@eccc.edu orjkennaCeccc.edu ; or visit us on the web, www.eccc.edujworkforce . (EC Phdo) .:

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CARTHAGINIAN-----– NEWTON COUNTY APPEAL --- SPIRIT.OF MORTON----- --

NESHOBA·DEMOCRAT ---– SCOTT COUNTYTIMES---...,..– WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL I /

MERIDIAN STAR------

CLARION-LEDGER------

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