Who's Who

Sixty-three Itawamba Community College students have been selected to Who’s Who Among Students in American Junior/Community Colleges.

They include Aberdeen – Tucker Robbins; Ackerman – Marilyn Ramirez; Amory – Abby C. Cantrell, Kanisha R. Howard, Adrian Moffett, Yen N. Nguyen; Baldwyn – Jamie Grisham; Becker – Jared H. Shields; Belden – Laken E. Jones, Taylor L. Kelley, Alexandria Sappington; Booneville – Anna Grace Elliott; Columbus – Alayna Narred; Corinth – Madison N. Colley, Kathryn M. Knippers; Ecru – Bailey McBrayer, Taylor McKnight; Golden – Marissa B. Hammock; Guntown – Stacy Barnes; Hamilton – Sarah C. Garvin, Robert Lampkin; Houlka – Kennedy Warren; Houston – Kimberly DeLane, Cassidy Hooper, Jasmyne Talley; Mooreville – Kristin E. Donovan, Taylor McKinney; Nettleton – Williams Riley, Kirkland Schlicht; New Albany – Justin L. Gary; Pearl – Jordan L. Ginn; Pontotoc – Keysha R. Bradley, Blake J. Guntharp, Marlee J. Hatcher, Margaret E. Hatcher, Allysa Lipsey, Thaddeus Middlebrook, Joshua Shelton; Saltillo – Mollie Davidson, Kamara Hall, Summer Harris, Serenity Hawkins, Aryn Till, Madison Roncalli; Shannon – Jennifer Vasquez, Brandy Williams; Smithville – Abigail L. Chase, Demarus S. Stegall; Thaxton – Sheldon Kelly; Tupelo – Kristen Barefoot, Lacey Brekeen, Jacob Frost, Jacob Holt, Bryce A. Hunt, Joshua Hutcheson, Rebekah Mackain, Shanda E. Martin, Jordan Metcalfe, John Nance, Cindy Nguyen, Rebecca Sheffield;  Vardaman – Alyssa Alford; and Verona – Christian Witherspoon.

ICC’s nominees were selected by faculty and staff based on their academic success, leadership abilities and volunteer efforts.  They join an elite group of students from more than 1,400 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and several foreign nations.

Outstanding students have been recognized in the annual directory since it was first published in 1966.

ICC’s students will be featured in the 2017 edition of the Mirror, the college yearbook.