Diamond Paylor is a multimedia journalist, producer, and anchor for her hometown television station, WTOK-TV. But just a few years ago, she was a student at MCC with a dream.
Some 540 students ranging from ages 6 to 12 cheered, painted, designed, collected, fished, crafted, cooked, strummed, and did more during their sessions at College for Kids.
Amy LaFleur was one of ten people selected to attend a special summer workshop hosted by the Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub at the University of Southern Mississippi (USM).
Ten MCC Phlebotomy Essentials students studied, drew, and collected blood samples for four months, and performed at least 100 successful sticks. Now, they're ready to prepare for their national certification examination.
MCC's College for Kids wrapped up its first week of summer fun, and excitement is already building for another round of learning and laughter when students return on Monday, June 9.
