Two Hinds CC students receive scholarships from recycling coalition
Two Hinds students receive scholarships for promoting recycling
Hinds CC alumnus has photography exhibit at Raymond Campus
Hinds Community College alumnus Dr. Dana Moody, professor at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in the Department of Interior Architecture and Design, will have an exhibit in the Marie Hull Art Gallery on the Raymond Campus. Her exhibit, “Havana: Behind the...
Hinds CC honors retirees with emeritus status
Hinds Community College awarded emeritus status to three retirees at the spring Convocation on Jan. 8. They are Dr. Bobby G. Cooper of Jackson, Professor Emeritus of Music/Jubilee Singer Director Emeritus; Dr. Ben Fatherree of Clinton, Professor Emeritus of...
Hinds CC Diagnostic Medical Sonography program a great place to start healthcare career
Students excelling in growing healthcare field
Hinds CC academic, technical graduates thrived upon return to school
More than 900 earn 1,337 degrees and certificates
Hinds Community College graduation photos
On Dec. 13 during three ceremonies, Hinds Community College awarded 1,337 degrees or certificates to 912 graduates, with some graduates receiving more than one credential. Of the 912 fall graduates, 182 achieved cum laude, 3.2 to 3.59 grade point average; 112 achieved...Hinds CC graduates 900 plus in three Dec 13 ceremonies
PEARL– Brandie Schommer’s degree was a family project, according to her husband. Schommer, 35, of Madison graduated from Hinds Community College on Thursday, Dec. 13 with a degree in practical nursing. She already had a Hinds degree from 2006 in surgical technology....Hinds CC fall graduates plan unique career fields
RAYMOND – Going off the beaten path when choosing a career came easy for several Hinds Community College students graduating this semester. Bryce Still, of Brandon, knew the importance of a college degree but needed some time to see where his passion could do the most...
Persevering through dark days, Hinds CC nursing student graduates Thursday
For a while, Melonie Townes of Brandon was living out the prediction of a high school biology teacher who told her she’d be the first in the class to get pregnant, work at a hamburger joint and not make anything of herself. The only thing the teacher got wrong was...