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The college honored its instructor and staff member of the year at an end-of-the-year Employee Recognition Reception. Honored as Staff Member of the Year was Karen Robertson (left) of Philadelphia. Robertson is the administrative assistant to the vice president for public information. Honored as the Instructor of the Year was Chris Ryals (center) of Decatur. Ryals is engineering technology instructor. They were each presented with a plaque and a $500 check from ECCC President Dr. Brent Gregory (far right). The ECCC Foundation supports the Staff Member of the Year award and the ECCC Alumni Association supports the Instructor of the Year award. Top Instructor, Staff Member Honored

Trey Nichols of Morton and Taylor Gregory of Louisville were selected Mr. and Miss East Cen-tral Community College for the 2021-22 school year by vote of the student body. Nichols, a graduate of East Rankin Academy, is a pre-nursing major. At East Central, he is a member of the Concert Choir and Vocé vocal ensemble. He is the son of Jimmie and Tracy Nichols of Morton. A graduate of Winston Academy and a pre-medicine major, Gregory serves as co-president of the Baptist Student Union, fundraising chairman for Phi Theta Kappa honor society, and is a member of Warrior Corps and serves as an officer for the Student Body Association. She is the daughter of Christal and Neil Gregory of Louisville. N ichols , G regory S elected M r ., M iss ECCC

New SBA Officers Selected

Student Body Association Officers for the 2022-23 school year at ECCC were elected this spring by the student body. Serving as SBA officers next year will be (from left) Alex Sharp, a business administration major and graduate of Union High School, president; Reagan Tolbird, a pre-medicine major and graduate of Newton County High School, vice president; Hannah Kreuz, a criminal justice major and graduate of Scott Central High School, secretary; and Anslee Boyd, an agriculture major and graduate of East Rankin Academy, treasurer.

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