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The Holmes Community College Attala Center is offering a class called “Paint It My Way,” taught by Fine Arts Chair and art instructor Jay Cheatham, Thursday, June 17 and Thursday, June 24 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Limited Seating Available.

The Holmes Community College Attala Center is offering a guitar class taught by Drew Townsend on Thursday, June 6, and Thursday, July 11 from 7 – 8 p.m. Limited Seating Available.

Members of the Holmes Community College Communications and Marketing/Recruiting departments brought home 9 awards from the 2019 College Public Relations Association of Mississippi (CPRAM) annual conference held May 20-21 on the Holmes Ridgeland Campus.

Holmes Community College held its Adult Education Awards Day at the Goodman Campus on May 16. Nineteen students were presented awards.

Academic and technical students with exemplary quality point averages are recognized at the end of the fall and spring semesters by being named to the President’s or Dean’s list. To be eligible for such recognition a student must be enrolled in at least twelve semester hours.

The Holmes Community College Development Foundation, Inc. Golf Classic was held on Wednesday, May 8, at Deerfield Golf Club in Madison. Registration and lunch began at 11 a.m., began at noon and a social was held immediately following the completion of play.

Holmes Community College held its 91st commencement exercises on May 10 in Frank Branch Coliseum on the Goodman Campus. The ceremony for Goodman and Grenada campuses and the Attala Center was held at 10 a.m. The ceremony for the Ridgeland Campus and the Yazoo City location was held at 2 p.m.

The Grenada Campus of Holmes Community College held a Pinning Ceremony for the graduating Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Class of 2019 on May 9 in the Corey Forum. Twenty-five students graduated from the program.

The Ridgeland Campus of Holmes Community College held a Pinning Ceremony for the graduating Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) Class of 2019 on May 8 at Ridgeland High School. Twenty-eight students graduated from the program.

Travia Shea Coleman, the surgical technology instructor on the Holmes Community College Ridgeland Campus, was elected president of the Mississippi State Assembly of Surgical Technology. Coleman was elected president on Feb. 22, and will serve in this role until 2021. Previously, Coleman served as vice president for two years and on the board of directors for two years.