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Co-Lin Simpson Campus Scholarship Recipients

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
April 20, 2017
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Cointh-Baptist-Church--GreenKaley Green (second from right) is the recipient of the Corinth Baptist Church Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Co-Lin Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, Rev. Jay Westbrooks of Corinth Baptist Church, Green, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

Corinth-Baptist-Church-KellyCharles Kelly (second from right) is the recipient of the Corinth Baptist Church Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Co-Lin Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, Rev. Jay Westbrooks of Corinth Baptist Church, Kelly, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

Emily-Booth-Collins-ScholarshipHanna McInnis (center) is the recipient of the Emily Booth Collins Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Co-Lin Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, McInnis, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

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Simpson-General-ScholarshipJoy Huff (center) is the recipient of the Simpson General Foundation Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, Huff, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

H.F.-McCarty-Jr.-ScholarshipPaige Holder (center) is the recipient of the H.F. McCarty, Jr., Endowed Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Co-Lin Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, Holder, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

Mazary-Brewer-ScholarshipCopeland Baskin of Mendenhall (second from right) is the recipient of the Mazary Brewer Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Co-Lin Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, donor representative Jon Dilmore, Baskin, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

Priority-One-Bank--AllanMichael Allan of Magee (second from right) is the recipient of the PriorityOne Bank Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Co-Lin Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, Robbie Barnes of PriorityOne Bank, Allan, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

Priority-One-Bank--MayCarley May of Magee (second from right) is the recipient of the PriorityOne Bank Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Co-Lin Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, Robbie Barnes of PriorityOne Bank, May, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

Priority-One-Bank--CroweKatherine Crowe of Mendenhall High School (second from right) is the recipient of the PriorityOne Bank Scholarship provided through the Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation. On hand for the presentation were from left, Foundation Executive Director D.J. Preiss, Robbie Barnes of PriorityOne Bank, Crowe, and Vice President of the Simpson County Center Dr. Dewayne Middleton. The Co-Lin Foundation provides approximately $225,000 in scholarships to over 183 Co-Lin students annually.

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