Limited 2026 Orientation sessions remain for incoming ICC students Itawamba Community College reminds incoming students that only two Orientation sessions remain before the start of the fall semester. All June Orientation sessions have reached capacity, leaving only two opportunities for first-time freshmen to complete the required program. Remaining sessions are scheduled for Tuesday, July 14, at 1 p.m. on the Tupelo Campus and Wednesday, July 15, at 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on the Fulton Campus. All first-time freshmen are required to attend one Orientation session before beginning classes. There is no cost to participate. Orientation introduces students to academic programs, student services, financial aid, campus resources and expectations for college success. Participants also have the opportunity to meet faculty and staff while preparing for their transition to college. Students may register online at iccms.edu/Orientation. For questions or assistance, email orientation@iccms.edu. Space is limited for the remaining sessions, and students are encouraged to register as soon as possible to secure a spot. June 4, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
ICC offers forklift operator certification course in June Registration is underway at Itawamba Community College’s Belden Center for an upcoming forklift operator certification course scheduled for June 25. The class will meet from 8 to 11 a.m. and is designed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to safely operate forklifts in a variety of workplace settings. The cost of the course is $95. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, call (662) 407-1500 or email continuingeducation@iccms.edu. June 2, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Radiologic Technology graduate at ICC receives MRS scholarship Ella Browning of Amory, a 2026 graduate of Itawamba Community College's Radiologic Technology program, has received the 2026 Superior Student in Radiologic Technology Award Scholarship from the Mississippi Radiological Society (MRS). Browning received a $400 scholarship, which is awarded based on academic achievement, sound moral character and financial need. "Receiving this recognition and award has meant the world to me," Browning said. "ICC has more than prepared me for the future in the workforce as well as in life. The teachers and faculty are the absolute best and have never failed to encourage and help me along the way." The Mississippi Radiological Society is a professional organization dedicated to advancing the practice of radiologic sciences and supporting the education and professional development of future imaging professionals across the state. Learn more about the Radiologic Technology program at ICC by visiting www.iccms.edu/HS. June 2, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
December ICC graduates participate in May 2026 Commencement ceremonies Itawamba Community College released a list of graduates who participated in the college’s 2026 Commencement ceremonies Friday, May 15, after completing degree requirements in December 2025. Because ICC does not host a separate commencement ceremony in December, students who complete degree requirements at the end of the fall semester are invited to participate in the following spring commencement ceremonies alongside May graduates. The following students completed Associate of Arts degree requirements in December 2025 and participated in ICC’s May 2026 Commencement ceremonies: Aberdeen - Carley Elizabeth Lawrence, R'Jay Rashaud Hazzle, Rodney O'Neal Spratt Amory - Aseanti McIntosh Baldwyn - Nathan Shaw Belden - Jabria S. Rush Blue Springs - Kadence B. Loyd Caledonia - Khalil Taishun Carrington Coldwater - Jaylon Trevell Williams Columbus - Tashaun L. Johnson Ecru - Madison Rea Anderson Fulton - Colton C. Cromeans, Maria Guadalupe Garcia, Emily E. Hudson Guntown - Gabriel L. McCullough Holly Springs - DeAndrea K. House Horn Lake - Markaylei Danielle Newson Houlka - Jarrius Devon Bean Houston - Greta K. Tate Madison - Ella M. Dorr Marietta - Shely Baxter Mooreville - Spencer M. Donegan, Conner B. Enlow, Gracie Jo Mitchell Myrtle - Patrick E. Gibbs Okolona - Rahiem L. Blanchard, Tikeyanta Crishawn Gates, Khandra Aries Ivy Pearl - Alyssa McKenzie Plantersville - Asharrea Janea Marion Pontotoc - Alayna Gabrielle Ball, Cheridy Lashay ... May 27, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Spring 2026 President's List and Dean's List released by ICC Itawamba Community College has announced the students named to the President’s List and Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester. The President’s List includes full-time students with a semester grade point average of 3.8 to 4.0. The Dean’s List includes full-time students with a semester grade point average of 3.5 to 3.79. Students named to the President's List include: Aberdeen - Katelyn B. Atkins, Haidey Dawn Blevins, Karry Elizabeth Linley, Sierra B. Lochala, Victoria Lynne Noe, Joshua K. Schrock, Gracyn H. Seydler, Tinisha Quinshay Smith, Zoe Alexa Valsamakis, Gracie Linett West; Algoma - Maggie C. Caldwell; Amory - Jordan Isaac Allred, Anna Grace Barker, Jolie Anna Bishop, Aggie Elizabeth Boykin, Ella K. Browning, Keith Byars, Jacob Carson, Christopher Ryan Christian, Zora Grace Dillard, Jakayla Lashay Franks, Lauryn D. Gillon, Micah R. Green, Dakota M. Harlow, Annabelle L. Holman, Erin E. Jackson, Matthew Blaine Johnson, Bailey Kaye Knight, Marion E. Lockhart, Dakotah Brianna Mackey, Lexie Olivia May, Walker P. McDaniel, Aseanti McIntosh, Emma Claire Moore, Brandy Nichole Morris, Brooklyn G. Owen, Anna Sanders, Lauren Jae Taylor, Shaylee Gray Weeks, Madison Avery Whitt, Georgia Nicole Williams, Fiona Rickel Wilson; ... May 19, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
ICC Construction Management graduates commit to careers, university transfers Itawamba Community College hosted its annual Construction Management Technology Signing Day ceremony prior to commencement exercises on Friday, May 15, recognizing graduating sophomores as they officially committed to the next step in their careers and education. The event was organized in partnership with North MS FORGE, a regional network of construction industry employers focused on promoting workforce development and increasing awareness of career opportunities within the construction industry across local schools and communities. During the ceremony, 23 graduating second-year Construction Management Technology students signed letters of intent representing employment commitments with industry partners, transfer plans to four-year universities or their continued pursuit of careers within the construction workforce. Students participating in the Signing Day ceremony included Jorge Avina, Avina Construction; Austin Blake, MasterCraft Builders; Balin Bishop, Century Construction and online transfer to the University of Southern Mississippi; Eli Burciaga, Worsham Brothers; Aubrey Cox, Cook and Son Construction; Colby Craig, FLCrane and transfer to Mississippi State University; Hayden Denley, Liberty Electric; Lawson Glover, commitment to the construction industry; John Hanna, Hanna Construction; Reece Kentner, Mississippi Pavement Solutions (MSPS); Daniel Lira, Brasfield & Gorrie; ... May 18, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Class of 2026 celebrated during ICC Commencement exercises Itawamba Community College celebrated the achievements, perseverance and promise of the Class of 2026 during Commencement exercises Friday, May 15, at the Davis Event Center on the Fulton Campus. Addressing graduates during the ceremonies, ICC President Dr. Jay Allen reminded students that “the big picture begins with you,” echoing the college’s yearlong theme, “The Power of One,” while encouraging graduates to recognize the impact one person can make through service, leadership and determination. “The road to this moment has looked different for every graduate seated before us today,” Allen said. “Some balanced jobs and family responsibilities, some overcame obstacles that once seemed impossible, and others discovered new purpose and direction along the way. Yet each story represents the power of perseverance and the value of opportunity.” ICC awarded Associate of Arts and Associate of Applied Science degrees to graduates representing communities across Northeast Mississippi and beyond. The following students received the Associate of Arts degree: Abbeville: Jadyn Herod, Kylee P. Smith Aberdeen: Abigail Eve Gill, Bri'yan Olivia Riddle, Brittany Teirra Cole, Joshua K. Schrock, Karry Elizabeth Linley, Sabrina Gabrielle Ford, Sierra B. Lochala, Zoe Alexa Valsamakis, Zoey Duenaz Amory: Anfernee ... May 15, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Every graduation cap holds a story As commencement season arrives, campuses across the country fill with familiar traditions: caps and gowns, proud families and friends, applause and celebration. Those moments certainly matter, but behind every graduate crossing the stage is something even more meaningful: a story. Some journeys are straightforward. Others are marked by obstacles, setbacks, second chances and perseverance that often go unseen. For 19-year-old Noah Newton of Lee County, this graduation season represents something he once was not sure would ever be possible. Noah was unable to graduate high school through the traditional path. Like many students facing life challenges, the road forward felt uncertain. But through the Bloom Academy at Itawamba Community College, Noah found a new opportunity, a support system and a place where success could look different while still being deeply meaningful. Now, after completing his first year in the program, Noah has earned his High School Equivalency diploma through ICC. For Noah and his family, the accomplishment is more than a credential. It is proof that progress does not always follow the same timeline or pathway for every student. Programs like Bloom Academy are designed ... May 14, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Students receive diplomas during 2026 ICC Adult Education graduation ceremony Several area students participated in the 2026 Adult Education graduation ceremony at Itawamba Community College, May 14, at the Davis Event Center on the Fulton Campus. Those who were awarded a high school equivalency diploma (formerly known as GED) from the state of Mississippi include Aberdeen — Salenah Martin, Edgerin McAllister; Amory — Mia Chavis, Anthony King, Camden Perry, Aliya Sandlin, Shelby White; Baldwyn — Matthew Smith; Belden — Jasmine Garmon; Belmont — Lily-Ana Buse; Blue Springs — Jennie Campbell, Aaron Phillips; Calhoun City — Sara Hood; Ecru — Angelia Colegrove; Fulton — Barrett Ables, Dominique Ashby, Emilee Bennett, Raven Ewing, Coty Payne, Kimberly Thomason, KenDerrick Williams; Gattman — Samuel Blanton; Guntown — Cayson Hendrix; Houston — Martha Earnest, Veronica Griffis, Elijah Hallman; Mantachie — Daniel Edwards, Billie Fritz, Landon Garrison, Kayla Hale, Amy Murillo, Karson Smith, Abbigail Witcher; Marietta — Michael McMillen; Mooreville — Terry Anderson, Grace Hubbard, LaCrista Montgomery, Hayden Stewart, Jayden Walls; Nettleton — Brandi Jackson, Chloe Johnson, Bryson Smith; New Albany — Cecily Frazier; Okolona — Garrett Allen, Ryan Allen; Plantersville — Hope Hamrick; Pontotoc — Bailee Aaron, Cameron Bean, Christian Patterson, Addyson Triplett, Angelo Williams; Saltillo — Addison Cosner, Dallas Ellis, Amari Lopez, Jacob Neblett, Noah Newton, Natalie Phillips, Brayden Smith, Natlie Stacks, Marquita Thompson, Stetson Young; Shannon — Caitlyn Williams; Smithville — Haden ... May 14, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Kinard, Steele Complete Mississippi Community College Leadership Academy Itawamba Community College’s Dr. Ira Lindsay Kinard of Houston and Rachel Steele of Fulton were recognized Tuesday during a ceremony at Mississippi State University after completing the Mississippi Community College Leadership Academy as members of the 2026 class. Dr. Kinard, mathematics instructor, and Steele, director of admissions and registrar, represented ICC in the yearlong leadership development program alongside participants from community colleges and universities across the state. The MCCLA was developed in the spring of 2009 to address the projected need for upper-level leaders within Mississippi’s community college system. The program is organized around the practical needs of future community college leaders and focuses specifically on leadership within Mississippi’s community college environment. “Ira Lindsay and Rachel are outstanding representatives of ICC and exemplify the leadership, dedication and student-first mindset that continue to move our institution forward,” said Dr. Jay Allen, ICC president. “Their successful completion of this respected program reflects their commitment to personal growth, professional excellence and the future of community college education in Mississippi.” Supported by Mississippi State University, the annual MCCLA program provides participants with opportunities to strengthen leadership skills, build ... May 6, 2026 By Camp, Tyler W Career Center, General 0 Comment Read More >>