26 February 12 ICC sophomores selected to prestigious Hall of Fame February 26, 2021 By Thomas, Donna S. General 0 Twelve Itawamba Community College sophomores have been selected as members of the prestigious Hall of Fame for 2020-21. They include and Cora Yielding of Fulton; Kristen Howell, Kaylee Markham, Diana Salinas, all of Golden; Rodrigo Hernandez of Houston; John Curtis DeVaughn of Mantachie; Cheyanne Cassler of Marietta; Reilly Grace Carter, Kenndie K. Gamble, Abby Rinehart, all of Saltillo; Alison Bryant Huckaby and Maddie West, both of Tupelo. Yielding is majoring in Spanish/journalism at ICC where she is a member of the BSU Lead Team, Student Government Association, Chieftain editor and former soccer player. Her honors include the President’s List, Mississippi Eminent Scholar and recipient of the Modern Language Art Award. She is a member of Crosspointe Fellowship. Her parents are Clayton and Connie Yielding. Howell is majoring in Computer Programming/Networking Technology. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa and the Computer Programming and Networking Association. Her honors include the President’s List and the All-Mississippi Team for the PTK Beta Tau Sigma Chapter. She serves as a volunteer at her church with sound equipment and is a former member of 4-H. Her parents are Larry and Angie Howell. Markham is vice president of service for Phi Theta Kappa, member of the Honors College and assistant to the Director of Supplemental Instruction. Her honors include Dean’s Scholarship, President’s List and Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar. Markham is majoring in biology. She serves as a Sunday school teacher and pianist at the Pentecostal Faith Church. Her parents are Joey and Jennifer Markham. Salinas is majoring in computer science at ICC, where she is vice president of the Student Government Association, president of the Computer Science Club, Diamond Girl, member of the Honors College and vice president of leadership and regional reporter for Phi Theta Kappa. Her honors include semifinalist for the Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, Dean’s and President’s lists, SGA and Dean’s Scholarships, All-Mississippi Academic Team and NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars. Her community and church activities are translating, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and tutoring. Her parents are Gabriela Cortes and Santos Vazquez. Hernandez, who is majoring in Respiratory Care Technology, is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. His honors include the Dean’s and President’s Lists and both the Academic and Leadership Scholarships. He is a volunteer for Project Noel and a member of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. He is the son of Griselda Rivera and Jose Rivera. At ICC, DeVaughn is a member of the leadership team for the Wesley Foundation, Baptist Student Union, Student Activities staff, Orientation Leader and Phi Theta Kappa. His honors include Mr. ICC and Dean’s List. His community and church activities are part-time speaker, Food Pantry volunteer, Vacation Bible School leader and Wednesday night teacher and basketball coach for the Mantachie Youth Program. He is a secondary education major. His parents are Geoffrey and Angie DeVaughn. Cassler, who is majoring in Early Childhood Education Technology, is a member of the All-American Band and flute ensemble. Her honors include Phi Theta Kappa and the President’s List. She is the daughter of Jennifer and Benji George. Carter, who is a political science major, is president of the Tupelo Campus Student Government Association, vice president of service for the Beta Tau Sigma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa and member of the Indian Delegation and Wesley Foundation. She was an Orientation Leader for 2020. Her ICC honors include Dean’s Scholarship, President’s and Dean’s lists and sophomore Homecoming maid. She serves as intern for the Lee County Youth Court and U.S. Senator Roger Wicker and is a member of the Fellowship Baptist Church of Starkville. Her parents are Chris and Denise Carter. Gamble, who is a nutrition major at ICC, is a member of the Student Government Association, Phi Theta Kappa and student athletic training. She does virtual tutoring and independent work with the Salvation Army. Her parents are Teresa Beene and Kenny Gamble. Rinehart is majoring in business administration – pre-law at ICC where she is president of Phi Theta Kappa and serves as a member of the new residence hall committee and Supplemental Instruction Leader. Her honors are President’s List, Honors College, All-Mississippi Academic Team, Dean’s Scholarship recipient and Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise. She is a member of the First Baptist Church of Tupelo. She is the daughter of Jennifer and Christopher Rinehart. Huckaby, who is majoring in Associate Degree Nursing, is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, MOSA and Nurses Christian Fellowship. Her honors include recipient of the Board of Nursing Scholarship. She is a member of Harrisburg Baptist Church, Excelsior Classical, Christian Home Educators of Northeast Mississippi and provides healthcare settings-related service. She is married to Tim Huckaby and the daughter of Dr. Larry and Brenda Bryant. West is an Occupational Therapy Technology major at ICC where she is a president of the Student Government Association and Phi Theta Kappa, vice president of the Indian Delegation and member of the Honors College. Her honors include President’s List and Dean’s Scholarship. Her community/church activities are Tim Tebow Foundation “Night to Shine,” Redesigns seamstress, special needs instructor for the skill of sewing and 4-H Ropes and Reins Club. She is the daughter of Chad and Julie West. 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Among her honors are Dean’s List, Freshman and Sophomore Homecoming Maid and first runner-up in ICC’s Most Beautiful Pageant. A pre-med (biology) major, Allen is also involved in college ministry and youth group at Bethel Baptist Church. She is the daughter of Dr. Jay and Belinda Allen. Barnett, who is majoring in Business and Marketing Management Technology, is a member ... Twelve sophomores selected for 2020 ICC Hall of Fame Twelve Itawamba Community College sophomores have been selected as members of the prestigious Hall of Fame for 2019-20. They include Edward A. Bean of New Albany; Jared Brittian Callihan of Amory; Jeffery Earnest, Amber Jones, both of Tupelo; Madison Haley of Olive Branch; Kalyn Johnson of Fulton; Nami Ikawa, Jillian McCollum, Kaylika Pulphus, all of Saltillo; TJ McIntosh of Wren; Mary-Elizabeth Moore of Red Bay, Ala. and Anna Pounds of Belmont. Bean is majoring in Electrical Technology. The son of Michael and Linda Bean, he is married to Melanie. Callihan, who is majoring in Surgical Technology, was named to the president’s list. He is the son of Kelley Callihan. Earnest is a member of Mississippi Organization for Associate Degree Nursing Student Association and the Nurses’ Christian Fellowship. His honors include dean’s and president’s lists and National Association of Licensed Practical Nursing. Earnest’s other activities are North Mississippi Nurse Honor Guard, Lee County animal volunteer, Weston Reed Foundation, North Mississippi Health Foundation, American Assembly for Men in Nursing and American Nurses Association. He is ... ICC selects 12 to prestigious Hall of Fame Twelve Itawamba Community College sophomores have been selected as members of the prestigious Hall of Fame for 2021-22. They include Weston Steele of Blue Springs; Dionna Huett of Houlka; Hannah Dean of Houston; Kaleb “Ely” Ward of Mooreville; Kelly Jo Ashley of New Albany; Chloe Evans of Plantersville; Leah Pennington of Randolph; Haley Dean of Saltillo; Dalena Duong, Rohan Patel, Richard E. Stone III, all of Tupelo; and Mina Lucius of Vardaman. Ashley’s activities at ICC include member of the Mississippi Organization for Associate Degree Nursing Students, Nurses Christian Fellowship and Phi Theta Kappa. Her community and church activities are member of Ingomar Baptist Church and the GFWC Magnolia Junior Women’s Book Club. She is the daughter of Edgar and Betty Williamson. She and her husband, Jonathan, have three children, Rivers, Willa and Penn. Haley Dean is majoring in mechanical engineering at ICC, where she is the vice president of scholarship for the Phi Theta Kappa Upsilon Sigma Chapter; member of the Honors College, Baptist Student Union, Science Club and Indian Delegation; president ... 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She is majoring in English. Her parents are Tonya and Scott Hatcher. Hawkins, who is majoring in social work, is a member of the Indian Delegation, secretary of ... 12 selected for 2024-25 ICC Hall of Fame Twelve Itawamba Community College sophomores have been selected as members of its prestigious Hall of Fame for 2024-25. They include Eric Gonzalez of Ecru; Maddox Clouse of Houston; Natalie Ryals of Kosciusko; Allyson Johnson, Rilee Maxwell, both of Nettleton; Jamailya Cummings, Marlee Elizabeth-Paige Hoing, Wesley A. May, all of Pontotoc; Yazmeen Alwaisi, Jasmier Coleman, both of Tupelo; Braiden Holcombe and Kent Humphries, both of Vina, Ala. YAZMEEN ALWAISI At ICC, Alwaisi is majoring in pre-law/general studies at ICC, where she is public relations and media officer for Phi Theta Kappa and secretary for the Student Government Association. A Middle College student, Alwaisi is a member of the National Honor Society, Middle College Ambassador and Northeast Mississippi Youth Foundation Historian at Tupelo High School, where she will graduate in May. Her other activities include free youth tutoring and local community service. Alwaisi plans to transfer to Ole Miss, where she will double major in economics and political science and subsequently enter law school. She is the daughter of Zamzam and Noman Alwaisi. MADDOX CLOUSE Clouse is a member of Honors College, ... Alumnus of the Year, Athletic Hall of Fame nominations Nominations are being accepted for the 2017 Alumnus of the Year and Athletic Hall of Fame inductees at Itawamba Community College through Aug. 11. Those selected will be honored during homecoming activities Oct. 28 at the Fulton Campus. Criteria for selection for Alumnus of the Year include successful completion of at least one semester as a full-time student at ICC five years prior to the current year and merit and achievement which have brought fame and honor to either his/her community or ICC. ICC’s Athletic Hall of Fame honors former athletes, coaches or individuals who have excelled or those who have made major contributions to intercollegiate athletics while attending or employed by ICC. Athletic Hall of Fame inductees must have been out of school at least 10 years. Additional criteria to be considered are accomplishments and support of ICC. The two inductees or a family member if the honoree is deceased must attend the recognition ceremony. Nominations can be made by any ICC alumnus. Forms are available online at www.iccms.edu from the Alumni link on the front page or may be obtained by ... Comments are closed.