Itawamba Community College - Mirror Yearbook (Fulton, MS)

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Above - Bookstore assistant Mrs. Frankie Brock and work study aid Michael Gray make stiopping easier at the Fulton campus bookstore. Right - Freshman Kim Patterson compiles a list of prospective students, one of her duties as a work study assistant for Ron Phillips, Technical Division Director. I 16 Openlna

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ed equipment makes the Tupelo Campus a model for the United States. IJC supplies the building blocks for a strong academic vocational technical foundation to enable students to shape a better tomorrow. Left ■ The Advanced Surveying class on the Tupelo campus practices skills outside, as Sid Kirksey, Sammy Wilburn, and Jackson To determine the distance of a line. Below - Melissa Patterson and Sheila Vaughn listen to a lecture by Mrs. Pat McCormack in Developmental English class. Bottom - Tom Douglas ' s art students sharpen their creativity in the completion of drawing assignments. Opening lS

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Work Study Program Aids Both Campuses The work study program at Itawamba Junior College which is available on both campuses not only provides invaluable assistance to faculty and staff members, but also gives the student aid for college expenses and work experience at the same time. Approximately 130 students are involved in the program, which is need-based. Workers are required to spend approximately 10 hours on the job per week and are paid minimum wage. Financial aid officials attempt to place students in areas that suit their interests, with a scope ranging from science labs to athletics managers. Above Left - Kim Cason types a letter for Dr. Edmonson. Above - The library employs several work study students, including Michael Walton and Cindy Thompson. Left - Campus police officer Susan Due confers with one of security ' s work study students, Shari Isbell and her Mend Alane Morgan. Opening 17