Southaven Natives Receive NW Foundation Scholarships
Senatobia, MS (06/08/2023) — Northwest Mississippi Community College Foundation awarded students scholarships for the 2023-2024 academic year on May 17 at the Northwest DeSoto Center. The following students and the scholarships they received are as follows: (L-R) Christian Calvert of Southaven, The Attorney Robert Thomas and Norma Shuford Riser Endowed Scholarship; Rainy Wages of Southaven, The A. W. and LaNelle S. Bouchillon Endowed Scholarship; Macy Burr of Southaven, The Jeanette Martin Endowed Scholarship; Jalynn Wynn of Southaven, The Olive Twigs Humanitarian Group Endowed Scholarship; Mari Dorr of Southaven, The Fay B. Brower Endowed Scholarship; Latasha Lucas of Southaven, The Don Clanton Endowed Scholarship; Caleb Porter of Southaven, The Jimmy Neal Andrews Endowed Scholarship; and Catina Guyton of Southaven, The DeSoto County Business Women Living Legacy Endowed Scholarship.
To learn more about the Northwest Mississippi Community College Foundation, please visit NorthwestMS.edu/Foundation
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