Her first diagnosis came in 1985, when she was a young wife and mother with a son who was almost 4. More than 40 years later, Lockhart is cancer-free and sharing her story as an ambassador for MCC's Eagles for Life fundraiser.
For freshman Ross Roberts, being MCC's mascot is a fun way to stay involved and connect with students. It has also taught him a few important mascot rules: keep moving, bring a fan, and never wear white socks.
Students, faculty, staff, veterans, and community members gathered Friday at Meridian Community College's Ivy-Scaggs Circle to honor prisoners of war and service members who remain missing in action.
Pam Harrison spent more than three decades working at MCC before retiring in 2022. Now, after facing breast cancer, she's sharing her story as an ambassador for MCC's new Eagles for Life event.
MCC alumnus Dyson Williams was the featured speaker for the College's first LEAD session. His presentation focused on dressing for success, from understanding different levels of professional attire to building a versatile wardrobe on a budget.
More than a year after losing her husband, Adrian, to pancreatic cancer, Dr. Leia Hill is sharing their story to encourage other caregivers and remind them they do not have to walk this journey alone. Dr. Hill will serve as an ambassador for MCC's Eagles for Life event set for Saturday, Sept. 26.
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Wilhelmine Tew Damon Fitness Center
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CD Smith Soccer Field
MCC's efforts to support the military, veterans, and their dependents have resulted in the College being named to The Military Times’ list of ‘Best for Vets.’ Our administration, faculty, and staff strive to give the best service possible and are committed to those who serve for us.
