MCC graduate to lead The Montgomery Institute
Dr. Beverly Knox, a graduate of Meridian Community College, is excited to be named president of The Montgomery Institute, the first woman to lead the nonprofit corporation.
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Dr. Beverly Knox, a graduate of Meridian Community College, is excited to be named president of The Montgomery Institute, the first woman to lead the nonprofit corporation.
Bridgett Clayton enrolled in MCC after graduating from Meridian High School in 1978. Clayton served as president of Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society and received both the H.M. Ivy Academic Scholarship and the L.O. Todd Academic Scholarship.
" I've made lifelong friends and worked with people I went to school with, and I've made great connections at MCC," said MCC alumna Erica Glover.
Meridian Community College Radiologic Technology Program graduate Jennifer Austin received the Mississippi Radiological Society Scholarship.
After a decade spent away pursuing his goal of becoming a radiologist, Dr. Justin Broadhead is excited to be returning to his hometown and joining the staff of Meridian Imaging PA.

