There were 64 individuals directly involved in the development of the QEP across five QEP committees, including 10 students, 27 instructors and 27 staff and administrators.

• Instructional Change Committee (pdf)
• Literature Review Committee (pdf)
• Marketing Committee (pdf)
• Student Advisory Committee (pdf)
• Topic Selection Committee (pdf)

• Fall 2015 (pdf)
• Spring 2016 (pdf)
• Summer 2016 (pdf)
• Fall 2016 (pdf)
• Spring 2017 (pdf)

GUIDELINES AND RELEASE OF ALL RIGHTS:

The QEP Logo Contest Official Rules

QEP Title

The Itawamba Community College focus and goal is the improvement of reading comprehension among all ICC students.

The logo design must include the title: Read. Lead. Succeed.

A subtitle which may or may not be included: Trending on Comprehending

Introduction

This document describes the official rules for the QEP Logo Design Contest. The object of this contest is to design a logo for the upcoming Quality Enhancement Plan. The logo will be used online, in print and on merchandise, etc. Flexibility is a key requirement, including the need to resize easily and to look good in black and white as well as color. The final version of the logo must be suitable for high quality printing. Information on how to enter and about the prizes is included in these Official Rules.

Entrants should take care to ensure that their entries are not in any way similar to existing logos or other copyrighted images.

Eligibility

The Contest is open to all CURRENTLY enrolled (at time of contest) ICC students.

How to Enter

1. Artwork can be submitted two ways: email digital entry or hand-delivery on campus.
   Digital entries may be submitted to jmholloway@iccms.edu.
   On-Campus Delivery must be in a sealed envelope
   Fulton Campus: Connie Yielding, Circulation Desk, Learning Resource Center
   Tupelo Campus: Michael Holloway, Student Support Center, Student Affairs Room 123F
   Belden Center: Josh Gammill, SNAP ET Pilot Room 101
2. Submissions must include name, phone number and email address of entrant as well as the release form (Acceptance on page two.
3. The deadline for entries is January 27, 2017.
4. The committee will attempt to acknowledge all entries within one week of receipt; however, it cannot be responsible for entries or responses lost in email or mail.
5. There is no fee to enter the contest.

Judging and Selection of Winner

1. The winning design will be selected by a committee appointed by QEP co-chairs. Its decision will be final. No further correspondence shall be entered into.
2. The ICC QEP Logo judges reserve the right not to select a winner if, in their sole discretion, no suitable entries are received.
3. The ICC QEP Logo Judges Committee reserves the right to disqualify any entrant or entry at its sole discretion. No correspondence shall be entered into.
4. The winner will be required to sign a contract assigning all ownership of the logo to ICC.
5. Accepting the prize constitutes permission for ICC to make public and otherwise use winner’s name for publicity purposes. Further personal data may be requested, but is not required.

Intellectual Property

1. All submitted work must be original and not based on any pre-existing design.
2. All entries will become the sole property of ICC and may be displayed publicly on ICC’s website and other media, etc. as ICC deems appropriate. Logo contest participants forfeit all rights to the logo design submissions and agree that ICC may alter the logo design to suit institutional needs. Acceptance Participation constitutes the Entrant’s full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these Official Rules. By participating in the Contest, the Entrant is representing and warranting that he/she has read and understood, and agrees to be bound by, these rules. Including the guides and rules referred to herein, these Official Rules constitute the entire agreement between the Entrant and Itawamba Community College in relation to the Contest. They govern the Entrant’s participation and supersede any prior or other agreements between the Entrant and ICC and relating to the Contest. 

Contact Information

• Connie Yielding, cbyielding@iccms.edu, 662.862.8384
• Michael Holloway, jmholloway@iccms.edu ,662.620.5278
• Josh Gammill, jegammill@iccms.edu, 662.407.1537

Guideline and Release of All Rights Form (.pdf)

ICC students responded to the "Call to Action" from ICC's very own Uncle QEP. There were 42 students submissions for the ICC QEP Logo Contest. The winner of the contest was Anna Nolley.