Summer student enrollment at Meridian Community College set the record for the highest in the history of the College. MCC administrators said the count reached 1,917 students for the summer term, compared to the 2019 report of 1,007 resulting in a 90 percent increase. Previously, the highest enrollment occurred in 2010 with a little over 1,500 students.
Meridian Community College celebrated its own when the MCC Foundation hosted the MCC Faculty/Staff Awards Day program. Held via a Zoom-video based session, the program spotlighted the naming of the recipients of the awards, including T.J. Harris, Clarence W. Roberts "Teacher of the Year," John A. Johnson, Holladay Family Professional Development and the MCCer of the Month for June.
No kidding: Becoming an adult is harder than it used to be. Thanks to a Meridian Community College course, Transitioning to Adulthood, the path to being a grownup has a roadmap.
Though she's an experienced teacher for two decades, Deanna Perkins, who teaches sixth grade in the Lauderdale County School District, said she isn't as always as confident in her computer skills.
When Meridian Community College alumnus Hamp Glover began job hunting after graduating from nursing school, he traveled to New Orleans.
