Northwest Mississippi Community College

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced that graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the Spring 2025 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on May 8 and 9, during the college's 118th Commencement.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced that 443 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the Fall 2024 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Friday December 13, during the college's 117th Commencement. Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch served as commencement speaker and shared her unique insights and wisdom with the graduates. Fitch is Mississippi's 40th Attorney General and the state's first-ever female Attorney General. She was elected in January of 2020 and was re-elected in 2023. In 2022, Time Magazine named her one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, alongside many other accolades for her accomplished career. Dr. Heindl also surprised the Honorable Fitch with her own degree via reverse transfer from the college where she started her college career many years ago.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 235 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the summer 2024 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Northwest's President, Dr. Michael Heindl.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the Spring 2024 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on May 2 and 3, during the college's 116th Commencement. As commencement speaker, Dr. Heindl took the stage sharing some words of wisdom with the class of 2024.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the Fall 2023 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Dec. 8, during the college's 115th Commencement. As commencement speaker, Northwest welcomed Tony Sandridge, a lifelong Tate County resident, and the first African American to sit on the Tate County Board of Supervisors. Currently, Sandridge is serving his fourth term, and he prides himself on being an advocate for the community. Sandridge founded a non-profit organization called "Tate County Bridging the Gap Inc" in 2012.

Northwest Mississippi Community College had its first class of students from the Physical Therapy Assistant program graduate at the college's 114th Commencement on July 28.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 967 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the Spring 2023 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on May 12, during the college's 113th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker for Academic and Career-Technical Education graduation was Kell Smith, executive director of the Mississippi Community College Board. For the School of Health Sciences Commencement, the speaker was Dr. Melissa Temple, director of nursing education at the Mississippi Institution of Higher Learning.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 356 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the fall 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Dec. 9 during the college's 112th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was attorney and entrepreneur Quentin Whitwell, chief executive officer of Progressive Health Systems, Inc., co-owner and CEO of Panola Medical Center and COO and legal counsel for Alliance Healthcare System, Inc.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 275 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the Summer 2023 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on July 28, during the college's 114th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was Mississippi businesswoman and Institutions of Higher Learning Board of Trustees member, Teresa Hubbard. Hubbard serves as president and CEO of the company she founded, CITE Armored, an armored truck manufacturing company.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 356 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the fall 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Dec. 9 during the college's 112th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was attorney and entrepreneur Quentin Whitwell, chief executive officer of Progressive Health Systems, Inc., co-owner and CEO of Panola Medical Center and COO and legal counsel for Alliance Healthcare System, Inc.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 356 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the fall 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Dec. 9 during the college's 112th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was attorney and entrepreneur Quentin Whitwell, chief executive officer of Progressive Health Systems, Inc., co-owner and CEO of Panola Medical Center and COO and legal counsel for Alliance Healthcare System, Inc.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 356 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the fall 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Dec. 9 during the college's 112th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was attorney and entrepreneur Quentin Whitwell, chief executive officer of Progressive Health Systems, Inc., co-owner and CEO of Panola Medical Center and COO and legal counsel for Alliance Healthcare System, Inc.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 245 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the summer 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Aug. 1 during the college's 111th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was State Rep. Lataisha Jackson, who represents Mississippi District 11.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 245 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the summer 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Aug. 1 during the college's 111th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was State Rep. Lataisha Jackson, who represents Mississippi District 11.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 245 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the summer 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Aug. 1 during the college's 111th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was State Rep. Lataisha Jackson, who represents Mississippi District 11.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 245 graduates have been awarded degrees and certificates for the summer 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on Aug. 1 during the college's 111th Commencement. Serving as Commencement speaker was State Rep. Lataisha Jackson, who represents Mississippi District 11.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 106 graduates have been awarded the Technical Certificate for the spring 2022 semester. Certificates were officially awarded by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on May 6 during the college's 110th Commencement.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 465 graduates have been awarded the Associate of Arts for the spring 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on May 6 during the college's 110th Commencement.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 240 graduates have been awarded the Career Certificate for the spring 2022 semester. Certificates were officially awarded by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on May 6 during the college's 110th Commencement.

Northwest Mississippi Community College officials announced 137 graduates have been awarded the Associate of Applied Science for the spring 2022 semester. Degrees were officially conferred by Dr. Michael Heindl, Northwest president, on May 6 during the college's 110th Commencement.

Northwest Mississippi Community College held its 102nd Commencement on Friday, May 11. This year, approximately 850 students participated in the graduation exercises, according to the Office of Admissions and Records. Associate of Arts and Associate of Applied Science degrees as well as Career and Technical Certficates were awarded. Dr. Jimmy W. Abraham, vice chairman of Client and Business Relations at Cadence Bank, and retired associate vice president of Development and Alumni and executive director at Mississippi State University (MSU) served as commencement speaker at all three ceremonies.

Northwest Mississippi Community College held its 102nd Commencement on Friday, May 11. This year, approximately 850 students participated in the graduation exercises, according to the Office of Admissions and Records. Associate of Arts and Associate of Applied Science degrees as well as Career and Technical Certficates were awarded. Dr. Jimmy W. Abraham, vice chairman of Client and Business Relations at Cadence Bank, and retired associate vice president of Development and Alumni and executive director at Mississippi State University (MSU) served as commencement speaker at all three ceremonies.

Northwest Mississippi Community College held its 102nd Commencement on Friday, May 11. This year, approximately 850 students participated in the graduation exercises, according to the Office of Admissions and Records. Associate of Arts and Associate of Applied Science degrees as well as Career and Technical Certficates were awarded. Dr. Jimmy W. Abraham, vice chairman of Client and Business Relations at Cadence Bank, and retired associate vice president of Development and Alumni and executive director at Mississippi State University (MSU) served as commencement speaker at all three ceremonies.

The Northwest Mississippi Community College Division of Nursing held their pinning ceremony December 13, 2013 at the Trinity Baptist Church in Southaven, celebrating 56 students' completion of the Associate of Arts in nursing. After a processional and invocation lead by Marsha Hopkins, class vice president from Southaven, Dean of Nursing, Ellen Williams, welcomed attendees, presented the faculty and introduced the keynote speaker for the evening, Dr. John Larry Black, emergency department physician, Team Health, who offered the address to the graduates. Williams awarded pins adorned with the Division of Nursing seal as Nursing instructor Olivia Russom presented each of the graduates to the crowd. Area students receiving pins included:

The Northwest Mississippi Community College Division of Nursing held their pinning ceremony May 18, 2013 at the Trinity Baptist Church in Southaven, celebrating 63 students' completion of the Associate of Arts in nursing. After a processional and invocation lead by Jessica Lynn Cagle, class secretary from Southaven, Dean of Nursing, Ellen Williams, welcomed attendees, presented the faculty and introduced the keynote speaker for the evening,Dr. Peggy Ingram Veeser, FNP-BC, FAA Director of Nursing at Christian Brothers University who offered the address to the graduates. Williams awarded pins adorned with the Division of Nursing seal as Nursing instructor Denise Bynum presented each of the graduates to the crowd. Area students receiving pins include:

The Northwest Mississippi Community College Division of Nursing held their pinning ceremony May 10, 2012 at the Trinity Baptist Church in Southaven, celebrating 50 students' completion of the Associate of Arts in nursing. After a processional and invocation lead by Cookie Turner, a class officer from Olive Branch, Dean of Nursing, Ellen Williams, welcomed attendees, presented the faculty and introduced the keynote speaker for the evening, Rosalyn Howard, executive director of the Mississippi Nurses Foundation, who offered the address to the graduates Williams awarded pins adorned with the Division of Nursing seal as Nursing instructor Stacie Pigues presented each of the graduates to the crowd. Area students receiving pins include:

The Northwest Mississippi Community College Division of Nursing held their pinning ceremony Dec. 9, 2011 at the First Baptist Church in Senatobia, celebrating 49 students' completion of the Associate of Arts in nursing. Area students involved in the ceremony included: