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ICC's fall Senior College session to kick off Aug. 21 at Belden Center

Itawamba Community College’s fall session of Senior College will kick off Aug. 21 with a performance by Elvis Presley impersonator Jack Curtis of Tupelo and a celebration of Senior Citizens Day.

            Curtis has donned the flashy white jumpsuit, reminiscent of the King of Rock and Roll, to entertain fans at various events. His renditions of Elvis classics like “Love Me Tender” have left a lasting impression on those lucky enough to witness his act. Curtis has been an Elvis Tribute Artist for more than 30 years. He won first place three consecutive years in the “Images of Elvis” regionals and finished in the top five in the finals in Memphis, Tenn. Curtis also performed with a live band and backup singers in the first Tupelo Elvis Festival in 1999. He opened Jack Curtis Insurance Agency specializing in the Medicare market in 2008.

            “ICC’s Senior College is designed for those who are retired and looking for something fun to do,” said Josh Gammill, director of Continuing Education. “The sessions offer wonderful opportunities for community members to learn more about topics specific to our area, stay active in the community and engage with other participants who share the same enthusiasm and zest for life and learning as they do.”

            Additional dates include Sept. 18, field trip to the Amory Regional Museum; Oct. 23, Tupelo author Patricia Neely Dorsey; Nov. 13, Brady Davis, CEO, Chickasaw Inkana Foundation/Chickasaw Nation Department of Culture and Humanities; and Dec. 11, Christmas party.

            Sessions meet at the ICC Belden Center (3200 Adams Farm Rd.) from 10 a.m.-noon. Cost is $30 per person or $50 per couple per semester. The first session is free.

            For more information, email continuingeducation@iccms.edu or call (662) 407-1500.



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