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• Fall 2017 graduates

  Several area residents were among those who earned Associate of Arts or Associate of Applied Science degrees or certificates at the conclusion of the 2017 fall semester at Itawamba Community College. They include Aberdeen – Taylor K. Bunch, certificate; Chasidy Cockerham, A.A.S.; Jer’Shae N. DeVauld, A.A.; Emily L. Fears, certificate; Jarius J. Garth, A.A.S.; Adriana N. Jones, A.A.; William L. Middleton, A.A.; Ackerman – Anquan M. Smith, A.A.; Amory – Andrew B. Easter, certificate; Kanisha R. Howard, A.A.S.; Morgan D. Jetton, A.A.; William C. Pate, A.A.; Samantha N. Peek, A.A.; Ashland – Dakayla L. Baird, certificate; Baldwyn – Matthew Gates, A.A.; Starling N. Maynor, A.A.; Belmont – Kelsie G. Bentley, certificate; Birmingham, Ala. – Patricia U. Thomas, A.A.; Blue Mountain – Charan Foote, A.A.; Brandon – Gregory B. Brassfield, A.A.; Bruce – Casey L. Mosley, certificate; Byhalia – Jennifer L. Watkins, certificate; Endia K. Wright, certificate; Columbus – Jarvis M. Harris, A.A.; Katrina M. Harris, A.A.S.; Ecru – Sharde C. Strong, A.A.; Florence, Ala. – Caitlyn R. Brewer, A.A.; Fulton – Pam L. Bennett, A.A.; Carmen O. Colburn, A.A.; Aquino ...
• Fall 2017 Open Registration

  Open registration at Itawamba Community College has been scheduled for the 2017 fall semester. Dates and times include Aug. 9 from 4:30-7 p.m., Aug. 10 from 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Aug. 11 from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Aug. 12 from 8:30-11:30 a.m. in the Student Support Center at the Tupelo Campus; Aug. 10-11 from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. in the Administration Building at the Fulton Campus. It is possible to register for fall semester classes through Aug. 18 for traditional classes and the August eight-week traditional accelerated term; Aug. 22 for the August eight-week eLearning accelerated term and Aug. 25 for full-term eLearning classes, but a late registration fee of $15 will be assessed. However, class selection could possibly be limited. Traditional day classes begin Aug. 14, and eLearning classes, Aug. 21. Academic, career and technical, eLearning (online) and workforce opportunities are available in an extensive schedule, which includes both day and evening classes at Fulton, Tupelo and Belden. For more information, call (662) 862-8000 or (662) 620-5000 or email go2icc@iccms.edu.
• Fall 2017 Honors List

  Officials at Itawamba Community College have released the honors list for the 2017 fall semester. Named to the president’s list, which includes those students with a 3.8-4.0 grade point average were Aberdeen – William D. Beasley, Whitley Shaniece Caradine, Whitney S. Caradine, Madeline Brooke Dean, Jake Alston Kirkpatrick, Madison Paige Mitchell, Brittany Nicole Murphy, Walker Ellis Plunkett, Austin Ray Rowell, Megan Kayla Schrock, Lauren Elizabeth Threadgill, Shelby Lynn Wages; Ackerman – Lauren Makenzie Toombs; Amory – Russell Jefferson Applewhite, Olivia Grace Ausbon, Madison Renee Brown, Savannah Mischelle Brown, Dani Ailene Coleman, Emilie Claire Cos, Jon-Isaac Cumberland, Andrew Benton Easter, Charkayla Monique French, Noah Jacob Holcomb, Kanisha Rene Howard, Sarah Elizabeth Maxey, Keighly Elizabeth Merideth, Ryan Tyler Morgan, Logan MacKenzie Pate, Mikayla Paige Powell, Michael Alexander Ross, Bailey Nicole Sanders, Elbert Edward Smith; Baldwyn – Aven Channing Cates, Sara N. Grisham, Emily Grace Jenkins, Tyrani Key, Jack R. Trollinger, Katrina Brooke Wilson, Melina Olivia Wilson; Batesville – Marlin Fields Ferguson, Zachary Dale Sellers; Belden – Kristina Alexandria Fields, Abram S. Nanney, Kalil C. Newton, Joel Even Pumphrey, Lillian Issam Salem, Madeline ...
• Fall registration continues

  Registration is continuing for the 2017 fall semester at Itawamba Community College.             Students may register through Aug. 18 for traditional classes and the Aug. eight-week traditional accelerated term; Aug. 22 for the Aug. eight-week eLearning accelerated term and Aug. 25 for full-term eLearning classes.             Academic, career and technical, eLearning (online) and workforce opportunities are available in an extensive schedule, which includes both day and evening classes at Fulton, Tupelo and Belden.             For more information, visit the Student Affairs office on the Fulton Campus (David C. Cole Student Services building) or the Tupelo Campus (Student Support Center) or call (662) 862-8000 or (662) 620-5000 or email go2icc@iccms.edu.    
• Connect2ICC

  Connect2ICC will provide an opportunity for students to register for the spring semester at Itawamba Community College from 8:30-11 a.m., Jan. 7, in the Student Support Center at the Tupelo Campus. The session is designed for current and returning students, high school equivalency graduates, adult learners and transfer students, according to Michael Holloway, academic adviser/recruiter. Academic advising, online orientation, scholarships and financial aid representatives will be available to provide assistance.  Individuals who are 23 or older and not enrolled in college for the previous two years can also apply for the Adult Learner Incentive Scholarship, which provides half-tuition for one semester. Criteria for selection include Mississippi resident, enrollment in a minimum of six semester hours, meeting admission requirements and in good standing with ICC. The scholarship cannot be combined with other ICC institutional scholarships. Traditional day classes begin Jan. 9, and eLearning classes, Jan. 17.  ICC offers academic, career and technical, eLearning (online) and workforce training classes. Locations include the Fulton Campus, Tupelo Campus and the Belden Center.  For more information, call (662) 620-5278 or email jmholloway@iccms.edu.  
• ICC releases reopening plan for fall; classes to begin as originally scheduled

              Itawamba Community College announced plans today to open its doors for classes for the fall semester on Aug. 17 as originally scheduled as well as provided more details regarding educational delivery methods, student activities and athletics.             The scheduled opening is part of the recommendations from the college’s 21-member Reopening Task Force, which was appointed to examine campus operations, sanitation, student activities, facilities, residence halls, academics and athletics.             “At the onset of COVID-19 in Mississippi, we suspended nearly all in-person operations at ICC, including face-to-face instruction,” said ICC President Dr. Jay Allen. “This was a challenging decision; however, we were prepared for the transition to online instruction due to our nationally-recognized eLearning Department and our dedicated faculty. We have since shifted to returning our employees to our facilities, while never ceasing to impede the successes of our past, current and potential students. Today, we’re excited to be able to share the results of the study by the task force and its recommendations.”             Although fall classes are scheduled to begin, there will be both in-person ...