Dr. Lin Hogan, a clinical therapist with Weems Community Mental Health, leads the program and will offer perspectives and guidance on coping with grief during a particularly challenging time of year.
With half a year on the job under his belt as Meridian Community College's Chief of Campus Police, Casey McElhenney continues to make strides to ensure safety and security to the College.
Representatives with the Mississippi Department of Rehabilitation Services, the City of Meridian, and Ochsner Health visited MCC for a lunch-and-learn session for students with disabilities.
MCC welcomed THEE Aristocrats, a science, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) program from Jackson State University, for a presentation focusing on opportunities available at the university.
Mississippi-native writers John Floyd, Sophie Sims Hudson, and Laurie Parker will lead this conversation-filled lunch program, set for noon to 1 p.m. in the College's Workforce Development Center, Room 171.
