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May 3, 2021

ÐÔÀÖÔ° presents 37 departmental student awards

RAYMOND – Departmental awards at ÐÔÀÖÔ° were given to 37 students and others in academic, technical and career programs present for a ceremony April 23 at Cain-Cochran Hall…
BY: Danny Barrett Jr.

RAYMOND – Departmental awards at ÐÔÀÖÔ° were given to 37 students and others in academic, technical and career programs present for a ceremony April 23 at Cain-Cochran Hall on the Raymond Campus.

Recipients present at the event were photographed with department heads and others who presented plaques.

  • Alexander and Carson

    Nursing instructor Alton Alexander, left, with Daryl Carson, of Vicksburg, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Associate Degree Nursing

  • Appleby and Pendleton

    Sociology instructor Gwendolyn Appleby, left, with Shawntrice Pendleton, of Vicksburg, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for SGA Leadership at the Vicksburg-Warren Campus

  • Blakeney and Common

    Reading instructor Molly Blakeney, left, with Iquez Common, of Jackson, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Education.

  • Bobo and Hite

    History instructor Eric Bobo, left, with Hunter Hite, of Raymond, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for history.

  • Boshart and Cavin

    Agribusiness instructor Wayne Boshart, left, with Maggie Cavin, of Woodville, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Agribusiness Management Technology

  • Boshart and McCrimmon

    Agribusiness instructor Wayne Boshart, left, with Carleigh McCrimmon, of Greenwood, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Agriculture

  • Burks and Miller

    Biology instructor Stephanie Burks, left, with John Miller, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Biology

  • Chapman and Graef

    Physical Therapist Assistant Pam Chapman, left, with Molly Graef, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Physical Therapist Assistant

  • Crisler and Brown

    Radio and Television Broadcast instructor Tim Crisler, left, with MeKiyla Brown, of Camden, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Radio/TV Production & Broadcasting

  • Davis and Hough

    Radiologic Technology instructor Jennifer Davis, left, with Taylor Hough, of Madison, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Radiologic Technology

  • Franklin and Grigsby

    Sherry Franklin, vice president for Career and Technical Education, left, with Gregory Grigsby, of Edwards, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Early Childhood Education.

  • Grantham and Allday

    Early Childhood Education instructor Patricia Grantham, left, with Sidney Allday, of Morton, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Early Childhood Education

  • Griffin and Morgigno

    Sociology instructor Talmechia Griffin, left, with Jonathan Morgigno, of Pearl, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for SGA Leadership at the Rankin Campus

  • Herrington and Skaggs

    English instructor Kellie Herrington, left, with April Skaggs, of Pearl, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for geography.

  • Hester and Delgado

    Interpreter for the Deaf Training instructor Sandra Hester, left, with Theresa Delgado, of Vicksburg, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Interpreter Training Technology

  • Hudson and Dement

    Dr. Sharon Hudson, dean of Career and Technical Education-Public Service, left, with Michelle Dement, of Hattiesburg, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Marketing Management Technology

  • Hughes and Norris

    Mathematics instructor Jeff Hughes, left, with Katie Norris, of Sandy Hook, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Honors Leadership

  • Jefferson and Balfour

    Dance instructor Tiffany Jefferson, left, with Mykayla Balfour, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Dance

  • Jones and Dillon

    Director of Student Recreation Rod Jones, left, with Faith Dillon, of Richland, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for SGA Leadership at the Raymond Campus

  • Lee and Ezell

    Political Science instructor Mike Lee, left, with Chase Ezell, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Political Science

  • Lee and Hulsey

    History instructor Michelle Lee, left, with Krystal Hulsey, of Clinton, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Criminal Justice

  • Lewis and Gross

    Music Industry program director Andrew Lewis, left, with Matthew Gross, of Pearl, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Music Industry

  • McCachren and Vernon

    Counselor Cooper McCachren, left, with Mary Vernon, of Richland, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for SGA Leadership at the Jackson Campus-Nursing/Allied Health Center

  • McCullouch and Rummel

    Commercial Aviation instructor Brad McCullouch, left, with Aidan Rummels, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Commercial Aviation

  • McGuffee and Israel

    Health Information Technology instructor Michelle McGuffie, left, with Mallory Israel, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Health Information Technology

  • Miller and Scott

    English instructor Virginia Miller, left, with Sodiya Scott, of Byram, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for English.

  • Moses and Moaton

    Speech instructor Kindalin Moses, left, with Joshua Moaton, of Jackson, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for speech

  • Respiratory Care Technology instructor Tracy Quinn, left, with Taylor Hough, of Madison, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Respiratory Care Technology

  • Rogers and Cochran

    Psychology instructor Kathryn Rogers, left, with Anna Cochran, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for psychology.

  • Shelby and Cain

    Culinary Arts instructor Brittany Shelby, left, with Shalisa Cain, of Jackson, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Culinary Arts

  • Stafford and Ranftle

    Theatre/Drama director Alison Stafford, left, with Devin Ranftle, of Ridgeland, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for theatre

  • Townes and Kitchens

    Associate Dean of Career and Technical Education Jonathan Townes, left, with Tremayne Kitchens, of Jackson, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Computer Support Specialist

  • English instructor Dr. Marla Wiley, left, with Nadia Castillo, of Ridgeland, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for SGA Leadership at the Jackson Campus-Academic/Technical Center

  • Williams and Germon

    Keith Williams, director of the Student Union and Campus Activities at the Utica Campus, left, with Jermall Germon, of Carthage, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for SGA Leadership at the Utica Campus

  • Wilson and Rackley

    Diagnostic Medical Sonography instructor Lesa Wilson, left, with Mallorie Rackley, of Pontotoc, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Diagnostic Medical Sonography

  • Dental Assisting Technology instructor Valeria Winston, left, with Chloe Bolton, of Brandon, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Dental Assisting Technology

  • Wooley and Morgan-Martin

    Practical Nursing instructor Connie Wooley, left, with Terkedia Morgan-Martin, of Byram, who was presented with the Outstanding Student Award for Practical Nursing

Photo: Angie Foote

RAYMOND – ÐÔÀÖÔ° Hi-Steppers have been named for 2024-2025.

They are, front, from left, Denver Jackson of Jackson, Zoe Irving of Jackson, Alexis Marts of Flowood, Amia Lewis of Byram, Cheyenne Cornelius of Clinton, Malayah Evans of Newton County, Erin Lollis of Byram, Skylar Boyd of Jackson and Jayda Graham of Flowood; back row, Alexis Malone of Clinton, Ciera Pruitt of Gulfport, Olivia Broadwater of Pearl, Chloee Haley of Clinton, Rylan Liles of Vicksburg, Chloe McHann of Clinton, Cori Turner of Jackson, Reaghan Miller of Clinton and Jakayla Brown of Utica.

The group has a new director, Beka King of Pearl. She is only the third director in the 75-year history of the Hi-Steppers. She herself was a Hi-Stepper from 2013-2015 and, during her sophomore year, she was captain of the team.

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