Hinds Community College’s Honors Institute presented 23 students with awards of excellence for the 2020-21 academic term. Each named a faculty mentor, who received a certificate as an Honored Faculty Member during a ceremony April 21.
Honors Scholars carry 12 or more honors hours and must maintain an overall GPA of 3.25 or better, take two Honors Forum classes and have at least 20 hours of community service.
Distinguished Honors Scholars carry 18 or more honors hours and have two semesters in the Leadership Program. They must maintain an overall GPA of 3.5 or better, take three to four Honors Forum classes and have at least 30 hours of community service.
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April Lawler, left, and biology instructor Jennifer Gibbs
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Brianna Shaw, left, and physical education instructor Ashley Horne
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Casey Stringer, left, and history instructor Michelle Lee
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Chase Ezell, left, and Writing Center Director Bethani England
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Biology instructor Chrisanna Saums, left, and Eli Gray
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Dylan Ware, left, and art instructor Lee McCarty
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Hunter Hite, left, and political science instructor Mike Lee
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History instructor Jason Stewart, left, and Mykayla Adams
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Director of Enrollment Services Kathryn Cole, left, and Aaliyah Newsome
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Katie Norris, left, and agribusiness instructor Wayne Boshart
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Kelsey Thompson, left, and biology instructor Beth Guider
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Kennedi Miller, left, and chemistry instructor Rajeev Khatkhate
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Nevada Jones, left, and chemistry instructor Jason Webb
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Nicole Erwin, left, and assistant women's soccer coach Lydia Sutcliffe
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Paden Pilgrim, left, and business administration instructor Mike Clark
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Biology instructor Rebecca Harris, left, and Deshayla Lee
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Modern Foreign Language instructor Sam Johnson, left, and Yasmine Anderson
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Interpreter for the Deaf instructor Sandra Hester, left, and Allie Ferrell
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Sociology instructor Shannon Anderson, left, and Leandria Elam
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Psychology instructor Sharon Dorman, left, and Faith Dillon
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History instructor Shelia Hailey, left, and Alexia Fortner
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Montage Theatre of Dance Director Tiffany Jefferson, left, and Aryana Walker
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Tre'Sora Sanders, left, and biology instructor Stephanie Dozier