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3 days ago · Mississippi State pitcher Colby Holcombe entered the NCAA transfer portal, according to On3’s Pete Nakos. He spent three years with the program, but will now look elsewhere to continue his college career. In 2024, Holcombe pitched in 12 games. This past season, Holcombe pitched 21.2 innings, gave up 26 hits, 25 earned runs, issued 12 walks ...
Jun 19, 2024 · The college is part of a collaborative, DNP consortium with Alcorn State University, Delta State University, Mississippi University for Women, and the University of Mississippi Medical Center. The collaborative will share state resources, such as faculty, and utilize classes taught via distance learning technology to each university in the consortium.
4 days ago · The Associate Degree Program in Nursing provides a foundation in general education and nursing. Upon completion of the curriculum, an Associate of Arts degree is awarded. Graduates of the program are eligible to apply for licensure by the National Council for Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN®).
Jun 8, 2024 · The Mississippi Community College Board oversees the state’s community and junior colleges network. These colleges offer two-year associate degree programs, vocational training, and workforce development opportunities. Private institutions in Mississippi offer diverse programs in fields such as liberal arts, sciences, business, and healthcare.
Jun 11, 2024 · Mississippi College has established a second department within its School of Nursing to help meet these public health challenges throughout the state. On June 1, MC launched the Department of Public Health to help students interested in healthcare careers learn how to stem the tide of negative health outcomes in Mississippi.
5 days ago · Chancery Court Judges – July 1, 2024 Edition. Circuit Clerks – July 1, 2024 Edition. Circuit Court Judges – July 1, 2024 Edition. County Court Judges – July 1, 2024 Edition. Court Administrators – July 1, 2024 Edition. Guardians Ad Litem – July 1, 2024 Edition. Justice Court Judges & Clerks – July 1, 2024 Edition.
2 days ago · JULY 4, 1963. Clyde Kennard — railroaded in 1960 because he dared to try to enroll at an all-white college in Mississippi — died of cancer just months after being freed from prison. He died on the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, which promised “all men are created equal.”. After World War II ended, Kennard taught ...
