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Select East Mississippi Community College students will have the opportunity to earn money while conducting research at Mississippi State University labs thanks to a partnership between the two institutions of higher learning.
The Wesley Foundation is sponsoring a Christian Concert. The concert will be held on January 30, 2019 in Stennis Hall Auditorium at 6:00 p.m.The concert is co-sponsored by EMCC and MSU Wesley Foundati...
The final phase of construction on East Mississippi Community College's Center for Manufacturing Technology Excellence 2.0 is under way and construction crews have shifted their focus from infrastructure and framing to flooring, lighting and other finish work.
16th Annual Wild Game Dinner and AuctionLocation: EMCC's Lion Hills Center, Columbus, MS
East Mississippi Community College English instructor Ginny Leonard is the recipient of this year's Humanities Teacher Award.
East Mississippi Community College has been awarded an $115,865 grant by the Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation to continue providing health and wellness initiatives to benefit the college's students, employees and members of the surrounding community.
EMCC congratulates Spring 2018 semester Honor Roll students for their dedication and discipline.
East Mississippi Community College held fall 2018 graduation ceremonies Dec. 11 at its Scooba and Golden Triangle campuses. More than 400 students qualified to participate in the commencement ceremonies for academic and career-technical graduates from the Scooba, Golden Triangle, Columbus Air Force Base, Naval Air Station Meridian, Lion Hills, West Point Center and online/eLearning campuses.
Dr. Scott Alsobrooks has been named president of East Mississippi Community College. Alsobrooks, the vice president of Economic and Community Development at Pearl River Community College, will assume the post early in the spring term that begins in January.
Officials from Oktibbeha County and East Mississippi Community College gathered at OCH Regional Medical Center Nov. 28, to mark a collaboration that will provide members of the Oktibbeha County Fire Department an opportunity to earn their emergency medical technician (EMT) certification without leaving the county.
Scooba resident Carly Stokes, 29, is among 18 East Mississippi Community College students who will graduate in December thanks to a statewide initiative to help Mississippians complete the courses they need to earn a degree.
The public is invited to attend East Mississippi Community College's Fine Arts Holiday Celebration on the Scooba campus Nov. 27, which will feature musical performances, a Christmas tree-lighting ceremony and a pottery sale.
Three students in East Mississippi Community College's Business and Marketing Management Technology program earned first place in the Entrepreneurship category of a business simulation competition during the DECA ENGAGE Conference Nov. 8-10 in New York City. A fourth EMCC student was on a team that earned third place in the competition.
Frances McKay, who turns 101 Nov. 18, vividly recalls her time at East Mississippi Junior College, as today's East Mississippi Community College was known when she attended in 1935 to 1936.
Local, state and federal agencies will participate in an active-shooter drill Friday, Nov. 9, on East Mississippi Community College's Golden Triangle campus.
A main thoroughfare on East Mississippi Community College's Scooba campus has been named after Buddy Faulkner, a 1964 graduate of EMCC who was among the college's top supporters up until his death in 2009.
East Mississippi Community College sophomore Karie Pinnix, 19, is among 25 college students worldwide whose writings will be included in the 2018 online issue of "Nota Bene," a Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society literary journal.
East Mississippi Community College has been awarded a $20,000 grant by the Women's Foundation of Mississippi to launch the P2P, or Plan2Postpone, campaign to educate students about methods to avoid unplanned pregnancies and to provide resources to expectant mothers and those with children.
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