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In these challenging times, many students may lack access to the Internet at their primary residence. Northeast Mississippi Community College has tried to identify Wi-Fi access points that are open to not only its students but those in K-12 as well, so they can use it to help facilitate their learning. But we cannot do it without your help. If you know of a business or location that allows a person to access the Internet from their parking lot, please leave the location in the comments below. If you are business owner and would like to provide a temporary password to your Internet to help students achieve their educational dreams, please leave a comment below (know that this would be open to the public as well). We want this list to be as comprehensive as possible. As you can see there are vast areas throughout the five-county area – Alcorn, Prentiss, Tippah, Tishomingo and Union – where open Internet has not been identified and students have to travel to complete their studies. As a sign of courtesy and thanks from these businesses that provide Internet to students, remember to support them in as many ways as possible, now and when we return to full service. https://ift.tt/2QP5Yoy — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2WLoiTB
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Beginning at 12 p.m. (noon) on Thursday, March 19, 2020, Northeast Mississippi Community College will close for the weekend and will re-open on Monday, March 23, 2020. Online instruction will continue during this time for students. Essential employees will be on campus on Monday, March 23, 2020 to assist with student questions. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3aghRvL
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One of the best ways to stay up to date on the latest information on COVID-19 and how it effects our students, faculty, staff, our k-12 partners, etc. is go to nemcc.edu. A ChatBot has now been added to our website along with my.nemcc.edu as well, which is an internal site that faculty and students use most often. #movingforward — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2wcznSQ
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Beginning at 12 p.m. (noon) on Thursday, March 19, 2020, Northeast Mississippi Community College will close for the weekend and will re-open on Monday, March 23, 2020. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2vy0lDR
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(Updated: March 17, 2020 at 4 p.m.) STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID: Due to in-person classes being cancelled March 16-20 because of COVID-19, refunds scheduled for Thursday, March 19, 2020 are now set to be released on Tuesday, March 24 , 2020. Thank you for your patience and concern during this unprecedented time. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2TVt8M6
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STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID: Due to in-person classes being cancelled March 16-20 because of COVID-19, refunds scheduled for Thursday, March 19, 2020 have been postponed. Northeast is developing a new financial aid disbursement plan, which will be communicated immediately via TigerAlert and Northeast email once it is finalized. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2Wpk5of
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Due to growing concern regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus), all face-to-face instruction on Northeast Mississippi Community College’s Booneville, Corinth and New Albany campuses is cancelled beginning Monday, March 16. Those classes will be transitioned to online instruction beginning Monday, March 23. Traditional online classes will continue on a regular schedule. Dorms remain closed. Students should refer to Canvas and/or their school email account for additional information regarding the remainder of the semester schedule. Administration will continue to monitor the situation and alert the campus community as necessary. “We continue to do everything possible to prevent any health-related issues that may affect our campus community,” Northeast president Dr. Ricky G. Ford said. “We will be very diligent to monitor the situation as we move forward through this time of uncertainty. “Due to our iPad initiative and advanced strategies in online instruction, we are confident we will transition our traditional face-to-face instruction to an online delivery very effectively.” Administration, faculty and staff should report to work as scheduled Monday, March 16. Additionally, effective immediately all athletic events, extracurricular activities and community-related events scheduled in any Northeast facility are cancelled until March 30. For information about NEMCC adjusting its schedule due to COVID-19 concerns, visit https://ift.tt/2vT9cjX — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2TZIC0u
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Congratulations to the 28 individuals who were selected as Class Favorites and Mr. & Miss Northeast Mississippi Community College in recent campus wide elections. Booneville’s Channing Barkley and Hannah Beard were chosen as Mr. & Miss NEMCC, respectively while the list of sophomore and freshman class favorites can be found below. Class Favorites hail from as far away as Meridian and Winona for 2020 class. For those selected as Mr. & Miss NEMCC or Class Favorites, remember your official photos will be taken on Thursday, March 19 at 12:10 p.m. (the week following Spring Break). To hear from Mr. & Miss NEMCC, listen for to an upcoming segment on the TigerTalk podcast with Will Kollmeyer. Mr. & Miss NE Channing Barkley and Hannah Beard Sophomore Girls Class Favorites Hannah Grace Anglin Victoria Lashae Somone Brown Riley Jean Chandler Carey Beth Doyle Camryn Elizabeth Farris Preslee Nicole Sartain Sophomore Boys Class Favorites Conner Michael Allison Landry Prentiss Bennett William Austin Carmack Davis Ray Floyd Jamie T Gambino Grady Hopkins Gardner Freshman Girls Class Favorites Riley Erin Allred Dani Page Dixon Sydney Eleace Griffin Allie Nicole Grissom Elizabeth Annah Claire Isbell Alli Ray Seago Sunnye Grace Tidwell Freshman Boys Class Favorites Ethan James Carmichael Zachary Castro Elijah Bryan Eakes Kevin Spencer Kirk Emerson-Hurley Seth Uriah Tennison Shawn-Dalton Weatherbee Tucker Witt — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2TowK93
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Congratulations to the 28 individuals who were selected as Class Favorites and Mr. & Miss Northeast Mississippi Community College in recent campus wide elections. Booneville’s Channing Barkley and Hannah Beard were chosen as Mr. & Miss NEMCC, respectively while the list of sophomore and freshman class favorites can be found below. Class Favorites hail from as far away as Meridian and Winona for 2020 class. For those selected as Mr. & Miss NEMCC or Class Favorites, remember your official photos will be taken on Thursday, March 19 at 12:10 p.m. (the week following Spring Break). To hear from Mr. & Miss NEMCC, listen for to an upcoming segment on the TigerTalk podcast with Will Kollmeyer. Mr. & Miss NE Channing Barkley and Hannah Beard Sophomore Girls Class Favorites Hannah Grace Anglin Victoria Lashae Somone Brown Riley Jean Chandler Carey Beth Doyle Camryn Elizabeth Farris Preslee Nicole Sartain Sophomore Boys Class Favorites Conner Michael Allison Landry Prentiss Bennett William Austin Carmack Davis Ray Floyd Jamie T Gambino Grady Hopkins Gardner Freshman Girls Class Favorites Riley Erin Allred Dani Page Dixon Sydney Eleace Griffin Allie Nicole Grissom Elizabeth Annah Claire Isbell Alli Ray Seago Sunnye Grace Tidwell Freshman Boys Class Favorites Ethan James Carmichael Zachary Castro Elijah Bryan Eakes Kevin Spencer Kirk Emerson-Hurley Seth Uriah Tennison Shawn-Dalton Weatherbee Tucker Witt (at Northeast Mississippi Community College) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9XQvHtFfp-/?igshid=1b01parzvfkd0
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It’s March 4 and that means it is National Marching Arts Day. Where would #NEMCC be without the Showband from Tigerland? From blistering hot days at band camp in July and August to the freezing cold of a Christmas parade, the Showband from Tigerland serves as one of the college’s biggest organizations and as a social ambassador for Northeast. Numbering nearly 300 strong, the Northeast marching band performs its pre-game and halftime shows at every Northeast home football game, at Meet the Tigers and all pep rallies as well as Northeast NOW recruitment events plus many more functions throughout the year. While marching season runs from the hot July sun to the December cold, members of Showband from Tigerland never slow down. Members can be seen in the NEMCC Symphonic Band, the NEMCC Concert Band, the NEMCC Jazz Band, as members of the Pom Squad, as members of the Indoor Winter Guard, as members of the pep band for basketball games or lending their talents to other Fine Art activities like staring in the NEMCC theatre’s rendition of “The Pirates of Penzance,” during the spring semester. Marching band alumni have gone on to four-year colleges and universities using the work ethic the Showband from Tigerland instilled into them and taken that passion and desire into their professional careers as pillars of their communities. To hear more about what all the Showband from Tigerland has been up to lately, tune into the March 17 TigerTalk Podcast as host Will Kollmeyer has an in-depth conversation with NEMCC Director of Bands Bryan Mitchell. #movingforward (at Northeast Mississippi Community College) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9VKut2lalv/?igshid=tjvjte8pnpzt
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Here is your official invitation to join us on Saturday, February 29, 2020 as a multi-year project comes to fruition as #NEMCC, Shiloh National Military Park, the United States' Department of Interior's National Park Service, the City of Corinth, Mississippi, the Mississippi Humanities Council, the Corinth Convention and Visitor's Bureau and the Mississippi Hills National Heritage Area join together to present “First Steps to Freedom: Corinth Contraband Experience” at the Corinth Coliseum Civic Center at 1 p.m. and following the program, participants are encouraged to visit the Corinth Contraband Camp on North Parkway in Corinth that afternoon. Members of the Northeast Fine Arts Division will be aiding with musical accompaniment for the programs at both the Corinth Coliseum Civic Center and at the Corinth Contraband Camp. The weather is supposed to be 62F and partly sunny on Saturday afternoon so come out and help Northeast celebrate the momentous occasion of collaboration through many government agencies to bring the story of the Corinth Contraband Camp to life. This project was headed by Carla Callaway Falkner and Jeffrey Powell. #MovingForward — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3a7jATl
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NEMCC Music instructor Dr. Amanda Murphy-Mattox will present “Coming to America: How Immigrant Composers Have Enriched Our Musical Culture,” as her 2020 #NEMCC Humanities Teacher of the Year presentation in the Hines Hall Auditorium at 7 p.m. tonight (Tuesday, February 25, 2020). Tonight’s program is being hosted by the NEMCC Cultural Arts Committee and the Mississippi Humanities Council. For being selected as the 2020 NEMCC Humanities Teacher of the Year, Dr. Mattox will receive an honorarium and a certificate signifying her accomplishment and will be honored at the Mississippi Humanities Council’s Awards Ceremony at the Old Capitol in Jackson on March 27, 2020 along with other honorees from around the Magnolia State. ##movingforward — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/390Dboj
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Northeast’s Cultural Arts Committee in conjunction with Oakland at Northeast and the college’s counseling center will host “Tools for Flourishing During the Stress of College Life,” in the Claude Wright Room of the Haney Union starting at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 19. Northeast’s licensed professional counselor Kristin Wesson will serve as keynote speaker for the event and Oakland at Northeast’s Shannon Battles will emcee the event. The event will focus on helping students through the trying times at college and help them to understand time management and all the other stressors that college students face in our high-paced world. Wesson’s talk will go in line with the Counseling Center’s Success Workshops in Wright when she addresses “Stress Management” in Wright 115 on Tuesday, February 25 and Wednesday, February 26 at 12:10 p.m. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/39TKvCh
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You don’t want to miss this special event on campus this Saturday. It’s definitely going to be another great day to be a Tiger! #movingforward — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2t9Gqdm
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Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who brought healing and hope to millions of Americans. Please take his words and values and apply them to your own life as he did. His values of compassion, courage, divinity, humility, justice, service and truth helped shape many people’s leadership styles. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2NKEXB9
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Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., who brought healing and hope to millions of Americans. Please take his words and values and apply them to your own life as he did. His values of compassion, courage, divinity, humility, justice, service and truth helped shape many people’s leadership styles. (at Northeast Mississippi Community College) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7jQMTOlfqG/?igshid=1a6c8gglp8ew4
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