by | Jan 16, 2020 | Hinds Headliners
The third time is the charm for Hinds Community College sophomore Keiamber McCay of Port Gibson. The fashion design major on the Utica Campus started her college experience unsure of what she wanted to do after college. A long journey led to her recent big break...
by Cathy Hayden | Dec 19, 2019 | Campus News, Graduation, News
Hinds Community College had three graduation ceremonies on Dec. 18, awarding a total of 1,316 credentials to 958 graduates, with some graduates receiving more than one credential. As Mississippi’s largest community college, Hinds Community College is a comprehensive...
by | Dec 19, 2019 | Graduation, News
PEARL – Herbert Strickland spent more than 23 years in law enforcement, much of it working with K-9 units as they protect and serve. An unfinished academic resume’, however, plus responsibilities on the horizon with a daughter entering high school soon had him wanting...
by Cathy Hayden | Dec 19, 2019 | Alumni, Campus News, Graduation, News
Michael Ahner of Vicksburg is another step closer to his goal of living a life to help others. Ahner, 46, decided his job at a software company wasn’t fulfilling his need to help others. He graduated Wednesday (Dec. 18) from Hinds Community College with a Practical...
by Cathy Hayden | Dec 10, 2019 | Campus News, News
Fifteen Mississippi legislators, including five of the eight new legislators elected since fall 2018, were among those attending the Nov. 21 District Legislative Luncheon at Hinds Community College. More per student (FTE) funding for community colleges in Mississippi,...
by | Dec 6, 2019 | Feature, News, Nursing Allied Health Center
RAYMOND – Brandy Benton lived up to her hometown’s name when she first attended Hinds Community College in the 1990s. As a catcher on the softball team, Benton, of the Star community near Florence, batted .450 and drove in 42 runs during her sophomore season. For her...
by Cathy Hayden | Dec 4, 2019 | Campus News, News
RAYMOND – Hinds Community College President Dr. Clyde Muse today announced to the Board of Trustees at their regular monthly meeting his intention to retire on June 30, 2020, after 42 years as chief of the college and 68 years as an educator. Muse became president of...
