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 .:JONES COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENTS:.
JONES COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENTS
2010-2011 JCJC Cheerleaders
Curtis Wood
Caleb Jones
Taylor Coffman
Tim Hallman
Pat Sutton
Kaleb Westbrook
Jordan Carlson
Kolby Clay
Nathan Schroder
Robby Lloyd
Erik Raub
Cortney Lloyd
Brooke Mead
Katelyn Gottberg
Hannah Beth Byrd
Claire Bryant
Brandie McCardle
Lauren Ingram
Heather Waites
Ginger Wesson |
2010 JCJC Gardening Symposium
Join other happy gardeners for a full day of gardening lectures and workshops. Early morning refreshments will be served followed by a gourmet lunch. Participants are required to pre-register for four of the six workshops offered during the symposium. |
JCJC holds 11th annual Alumni Foundation Golf Tournament
on March 26 at Laurel Country Club
The 11th annual Jones County Junior College Alumni Foundation Golf Tournament will take place March 26 at Laurel Country Club.
The tournament is a 3-man scramble and entry fee is $75 per player.
Tournament sponsorships are available for $200 (social sponsor) and $400 (corporate sponsor).
The proceeds from the tournament are used to fund scholarships at JCJC.
Registration begins at 7 a.m. on the morning of the tournament. A pancake breakfast will be served for participants. There will be a shotgun start at 8:45 a.m. On-course, flight prizes and door prizes will be available.
For more information, contact JCJC Alumni Coordinator Amie Herrington at 601-477-4049. |
Make Things Happen Campaign
Jones County Junior College along with Pearl River and Gulf Coast Community Colleges are offering enhanced services beginning this summer and fall in metalworking. This new venture is part of the 'Make Things Happen' campaign being funded through WIRED Momentum, a Department of Labor initiative.
The venture offers many new features at each of the participating colleges including training from nationally certified instructors on state of the art equipment. Additionally, the initiative aims to raise the level of awareness and perceived value of this needed skill set in the regional economy. Detailed information can be found on this initiative at www.makethingshappenms.com or at www.jcjc.edu/makethingshappen.edu.
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Volunteerism Survey
The Volunteerism Survey is intended to gauge the current campus climate in regards to volunteering in our local schools. It is anonymous and will only be used as we attempt to plan our next steps towards our volunteerism initiative. Originally distributed during our faculty workday on April 22, it should only be completed by faculty members who did not complete the paper survey and return it at that time. Completed surveys can be placed in campus mail to Julie Atwood.
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