Northwest Names new Facility in Honor of President, Dr. Michael Heindl
Ribbon Cut on the Heindl Center for the Performing Arts
Senatobia, MS (01/13/2023) — Northwest Mississippi Community College celebrated the opening of the new Center for the Performing Arts Jan. 12 during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the center. Members of the Northwest Board of Trustees, staff, and faculty, and students, along with state and community leaders and project officials, were on hand for the ceremony. During the event, Board Chairman Cory Uselton announced the Northwest Mississippi Community College Board of Trustees in their monthly meeting moments before the event had unanimously voted to name the center in honor of Northwest President Dr. Michael Heindl. It will officially be known as the Heindl Center for the Performing Arts.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College Cuts the Ribbon on the Heindl Center for the Performing Arts.
Northwest Mississippi Community College President, Dr. Micheal Heindl cuts the ribbon on the Heindl Center for the Performing Arts.
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