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MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP ACADEMYTHE MCCLA WAS ESTABLISHED IN THE SPRING OF 2009 TO BUILD CAPACITY FROM WITHIN THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE RANKS TO ADDRESS THE NEED FOR LEADERSHIP AS COLLEGE PRESIDENTS AND OTHER ADMINISTRATORS LEAVE THE RANKS OF THE COLLEGES. THE STENNIS INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENT AT MISSISSIPPI STATE HAS BEEN A FULL PARTNER IN THIS ENDEAVOR SINCE IT BEGAN IN 2009. MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY AND OTHER UNIVERSITIES IN THE STATE SPONSOR PARTICIPANTS IN THE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY EACH YEAR SINCE ITS INCEPTION. THE 2021-22 CLASS OF THE MCCLA INCLUDED 37 PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTING 15 MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGES, THE MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE BOARD, MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN AND MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY. THE ACADEMY MET IN JUNE ON THE HARRISON COUNTY CAMPUS OF MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN JUNE OF 2021, AT THE THAMES CENTER ON THE CAMPUS OF COPIAH-LINCOLN COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN OCTOBER AND AT EAGLE RIDGE ON THE CAMPUS OF HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN FEBRUARY OF 2022. THE GRADUATION PROGRAM WAS HELD AT MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY IN MAY OF 2022 WITH MSU PRESIDENT DR. MARK KEENUM PARTICIPATING. PARTICIPANTS WORKED ON NUMEROUS PROJECTS INCLUDING SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM ACTION PLANS. WITH THE GRADUATION OF THE 13TH CLASS IN MAY OF 2022, FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY PARTICIPANTS HAVE GRADUATED, MANY OF WHOM HAVE ALREADY RISEN TO HIGHER LEVELS OF LEADERSHIP AT THEIR INSTITUTIONS.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$45.8KMississippi Community College Sports Hall of Fame
MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGE SPORTS HALL OF FAMETHE MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPORTS HALL OF FAME (SHF) WAS CONCEIVED IN THE FALL OF 2006 AS A MEANS OF RECOGNIZING ATHLETES AND COACHES WHO HAVE PLAYED AND/OR COACHED IN ONE OR MORE OF MISSISSIPPI'S PUBLIC COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES. THE FIRST INDUCTION BANQUET WAS HELD AT CO-LIN IN APRIL 2007. MCCF WORKED WITH THE SHF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO COORDINATE THE RECOGNITION BANQUET OF THE THIRTEENTH CLASS OF INDUCTEES, HELD ON TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2022, AT THE MUSE CENTER ON THE RANKIN COUNTY CAMPUS OF HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE. TO DATE, A TOTAL OF 275 INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR SUCCESSES BOTH IN ATHLETICS AND CAREER.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$18.6KMoody Institute Trust Fund
THE MOODY INSTITUTE TRUST FUND THE MOODY INSTITUTE TRUST FUND WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1990 IN HONOR OF DR. GEORGE V. MOODY, THE FIRST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE STATE BOARD FOR COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES (SBCJC). THE PURPOSE OF THE MOODY INSTITUTE IS TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR ENRICHMENT EXPERIENCES FOR FACULTY MEMBERS EMPLOYED IN MISSISSIPPI'S PUBLIC COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES. EACH YEAR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY COLLEGE FACULTY. IN JUNE 2015, THE MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES (MACJC) TRANSFERRED ADMINISTRATION OF THE MOODY INSTITUTE TRUST FUND TO THE MCCF TO AGGRESSIVELY PROMOTE FUND-RAISING EFFORTS, TO INVEST THE FUNDS MORE STRATEGICALLY, AND TO FULFILL THE PURPOSE OF THE INSTITUTE. IN 2022, THE MOODY INSTITUTE TRUST FUND AWARDED A TOTAL OF $5,000.00 IN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT STIPENDS TO FOUR TEACHING FACULTY/STAFF MEMBERS IN THE MS COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM.THE MISSISSIPPI LAND BANK SCHOLARSHIP THE MISSISSIPPI LAND BANK OF MISSISSIPPI CONTRIBUTED $4,500 TO THE MCCF TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS AT SIX COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN THEIR SERVICE AREA. THOSE COLLEGES INCLUDE EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ITAWAMBA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE, NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MISSISSIPPI DELTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AND COAHOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE. THE SCHOLARSHIPS WERE AWARDED TO STUDENTS IN GOOD STANDING OR INCOMING FRESHMAN ENROLLED IN AN AREA OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, BUSINESS, OR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.MISSISSIPPI ALTERNATE PATH TO QUALITY TEACHERS INSTITUTE AND MISSISSIPPI ALTERNATE PATH TO QUALITY SCHOOL LEADERSHIPALTHOUGH THE MAPQT AND MAPQSL PROGRAMS ENDED IN JUNE OF 2020, THE MCCF CONTINUED TO ASSIST OVER TWO DOZEN FORMER PARTICIPANTS OF THE PROGRAM WITH VERIFICATION OF THEIR PROGRAM COMPLETIONS. THESE ARE OFTEN USED TO EXTEND CURRENT CERTIFICATION WITH THE MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OR WITH SECURING A TEACHING OR ADMINISTRATIVE LICENSE IN ANOTHER STATE.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2022Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$31.5K
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