Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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Enrollment Up Five Percent IJC has registered 2,447 students for the fall semester. This is approximately a five percent increase compared to last year ' s enrollment. Most of this increase was in the number of Tupelo day and Fulton fulltime students. In breaking down the figures for the Tupelo campus, Registrar Carl Comer said there were 894 technical and academic night students and 487 vocational and technical day students. The number of stu- dents on the Fulton campus totaled 1,066. Lynn Collum Electronics Nan Comer English Kathy Cooke Nursing Kenny Digby Philosophy Susie Mae Earnest Sandy Ford Carolyn Franks Claude Hood John Hughes David Jaquette English Art English Mathematics Political Science Sociology Instruction 25 wm maam

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Faculty ■■ %. . W ' !S$T 5 - S Jv - WyZ 1 V ■! ■$ ' • y d |gp .-. J- x1 !3Hh B k Larry Armstrong John Banish Chris Bean English Law Enforcement Child Development Gwen Boggs Psychology Mary Ruth Botts Lynn Butler Nursing Fashion Merchandising Alice Chastain Wayne Coleman Nursing DMT Inst ruction 24

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Lettie Kelso Effie Kemp James Long John Mattox Journalism Nursing Physics Science, Biology Publications IJC Provides Personalized Attention One reason for the success Itawamba Junior College has achieved is the institution ' s attitude toward its students. Each receives the personal- ized attention he or she needs. Coun- selors and faculty advisors take an in- terest in helping students plan the programs of study for which they are most suited. Instruction 26