Northwest Mississippi Community College - Rockateer Yearbook (Senatobia, MS)

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Thomas D. Coats, Associate Dean in Charge of Technical Education B.S., M.A. Memphis State University Dr. june Gardner B.S., M.B,E., Ed.D., University of Mississippi. 2 i

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Students, Faculty benefit from Northwest Mississippi Junior College provides a compre- hensive student aid program of scholarships, loans, and grants to assist any person meeting admission requirements to pursue a college education. Xliforking under the Department of Student Personnel. the Director of Financial Aids maintains a close relation- ship with students needing and deserving financial assist- ance. In the work-study program, he tries to place students in work in which they have an interest and some capa- bility. The projected obligation to students for 1968-1969 is 382,197.60 This amount includes the Northwest XY'orlc- Study Program, the Federal Work-Sttidy Program, the National Defense Education Loans, and grants, but does not include the Northwest Student Loan Fund and the Federally Insured Loans also available to students.

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Y I ,if If-A -ov i' Linda Jackson, Dean of Women, B.S., Mississippi State College for Women, M.A., Advanced Study, University of Mississippi. Deans provide leadership understanding for stu dents The deans of Northwest Mississippi junior College have perhaps more direct contact with students than any other person outside the classroom. All phases of student ex- perience come either directly or indirectly under their jurisdiction. A sympathetic yet firm understanding is the prime characteristic of Northwest deans as they promote, encourage, defend, and sometimes discipline students, ever mindful of the responsibility which is theirs to help students develop their intellectual, cultural, spiritual, physical, and vocational resources. i I . 3 .A I D, l Donald Ray Eure, Dean of Men, B.S., Mississippi State University, Additional Study, Missis- sippi State University.