MCC's PTK chapter installs new members
One hundred and seventy-four Meridian Community College students were installed as new members of the Nu Upsilon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) during a ceremony held in the McCain Theater.
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One hundred and seventy-four Meridian Community College students were installed as new members of the Nu Upsilon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) during a ceremony held in the McCain Theater.
Lady Eagles guards and lifelong friends Ashlynn Stephens and Nataysia Willis are balancing college coursework and competitive basketball at MCC. The roommates say MCC's welcoming environment has helped them grow both on the court and in the classroom.
MCC freshman Josh Randall balances a heavy course load with a demanding part-time job, plus a creative side hustle, and he still makes time to be involved on campus.
Howell is a University Transfer student taking 18 credit hours this semester, and though a freshman, she needs only five more hours to be classified as a sophomore after earning dual credit in high school.
Meridian Community College student Alden Tew reached a major milestone; she graduated from one career and technical program last month and in the spring, she'll complete a second program.

