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Mississippi College announces fall membership for Decerto Men's Club Decerto Men's Club announces Fall 2022 membership. Decerto is a service organization that joined the club and tribe system at Mississippi College in 2018. Soul City Church serves as the tribe's philanthropic focus.

The Mississippi College Choctaws extended their win streak to three games on Saturday, defeating Valdosta State by a final score of 49-40 behind a new school record 598 rushing yards.

The Mississippi College volleyball team downed Nova Southeastern in four sets to close out the NCAA Division II South Region Crossover. The victory gave MC (18-4) its second-most wins in program history along with second ever in the Crossover.

The Mississippi College men's soccer team knocked off Union 2-0 on Sunday afternoon (Oct. 16th) in their senior day match. Noah Wagner and Josh Davies scored the goals for MC. The Choctaws improve to 8-2-2 (5-2-2 GSC) on the year, while Union falls to 4-10-1 (1-8-1 GSC).

The Mississippi College women's soccer team beat Union 3-0 on Sunday afternoon (Oct. 16th) on Senior Day. Eduarda Silva, Avery Hederman, and Erin Hederman scored the goals for MC. The Lady Choctaws improved to 12-2-1 (9-1-1 GSC) on the season, while Union falls to 4-10-1 (3-8-1 GSC).

For the third week in a row, Mississippi College had a player recognized by the conference, this time with running back Marcus Williams being named the Gulf South Conference Offensive Player of the Week, after his performance on the field in Saturday's win over Valdosta State.

Rachel Smith, 2022-23 Student Government Association president at Mississippi College, has one major goal during her tenure in office: never let a student ask what the SGA does.

Hannah Cloud was accepted for an internship with The Setting as the project management and design procurement intern. Hannah is majoring in English-Writing Pre-Professional Education with a minor in literature and will graduate in May 2023.

Chenoa Social Tribe announces Fall 2022 membership. Chenoa is a social and service organization that joined the club and tribe system at Mississippi College in 2016. The Mustard Seed serves as the tribe's philanthropic focus.

Laguna Social Tribe announces 2022 fall membership. Laguna is a social and service organization that joined the club and tribe system at Mississippi College in 1952. The Hard Places Community serves as the tribe's philanthropic focus. Mississippi College's clubs and tribes system is made up of ten organizations that provide social and service opportunities to students.

Kissimee Social Tribe announces membership for fall 2022. Kissimee is a social and service organization that joined the club and tribe system at Mississippi College in 1952. The 4C's of Clinton serve as the tribe's philanthropic focus. Mississippi College's clubs and tribes system is made up of ten organizations that provide social and service opportunities to students.

Timothy Martin, a biology/pre-med major and member of the class of 2023, was recently accepted into the University of Mississippi Medical School (UMMC).

Nathan Thomas, a biology/ pre-med major and member of the class of 2023, was recently accepted to the University of Mississippi Medical School.

Announcing Choctaw Marching Band 2022 Ensemble The Choctaw Marching Band is directed by Duncan Goff, and consists of many different sounds including the flute, clarinet, saxophone, mellophone, trumpet, trombone, baritone, sousaphone, percussion, and the Color Guard. The Marching Band will be performing at various football games and other events through the fall season.

Mississippi College congratulates new Choctaws on their acceptance and enrollment in the Fall of 2022. It's a great time to be a Choctaw, The Princeton Review has tapped MC as one of the "Best Southeastern Colleges;" a newly strengthened relationship between MC and the Mississippi Band of Choctaws is flourishing, and the groundwork is being laid for an exciting development on Highway 80 that will enhance the life of MC students, faculty, staff, and the community.

Nine current or former Mississippi College students have been selected to participate in scholarship programs designed to increase the number of physicians and dentists serving the healthcare needs of citizens living in rural areas of the state.

The Mississippi College Department of History and Political Science announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Lexie Daigle (Martha Hudson Social Studies Education Teacher in Training Award): This award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance and promise in the field of Social Studies Education. Sam Hughes (Outstanding Senior in Political Science): This award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance and promise in the field of Political Science. Michaela Cooper (Outstanding Senior in Pre-Law): This award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance and promise in Pre-Law studies Ean Pincus (Outstanding Senior in Paralegal Studies): This award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance and promise in the field of Paralegal Studies. Sapreet Singh (Outstanding Senior in Administration of Justice): This award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance and promise in the field of Administration of Justice Matt Drew (Edward L. McMillan Award for Excellence in History; P.I. Lipsey, Jr. Award): The McMillan Award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance in the discipline of History. The Lipsey Award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance in courses related to European and/or ancient history. Hannah Creel (Outstanding Senior in Pre-Law): This award is presented each spring to a senior who has demonstrated exceptional academic performance and promise in Pre-Law studies. Carson Hughes (Phi Alpha Theta Award): This award is given to a first-year student who has demonstrated excellence in History classes.

The Mississippi College Department of Communication announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. The Hollis and Julia Todd Scholarship is awarded to sophomore Communication majors. Eight students were selected this year: Savannah Blackwell, Evan Brown, Noah Drewes, Anna Grace Lane, Isabel McConnell, Sydney Shaw, Peyton Torrence, and Gabby White.

The Mississippi College Department of Communication announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Ely Alas received the Bob Pittman, Jr. Journalism Scholarship. The Bob Pittman, Jr. Journalism Scholarship is awarded to a Communication student with a concentration in Journalism.

The Mississippi College Department of Communication announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Jackson Breedlove and Jordan Little received the Lindsay Carole Memorial Scholarship. The Lindsay Carole Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a Communication major with a minimum 3.0 GPA; who is a leader in his or her church and community.

The Mississippi College Department of Communication announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Brennan Heard and Liliana Talazac received the William Alfred Middleton, Jr. Scholarship. The William Alfred Middleton, Jr. Scholarship is awarded to a Communication major with a Journalism or Public Relations concentration.

The Mississippi College Department of Communication announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Bethany Anne Hall received the Billy Lytal Scholarship. The Billy Lytal Scholarship is awarded to a junior or senior Communication major with a concentration in Public Relations or Media.

The Mississippi College Department of Communication announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Jace Aymond received the Arnold Hederman Memorial Scholarship. The Arnold Hederman Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a Mississippi Collegian staff writer(s) or any student(s) engaged in any journalistic effort on campus.

MC's student recruiting organization, Scouts, has announced its selections for the 2022-23 academic year. Each year, students apply through the Office of Admissions to serve as Scouts where they will give campus tours, assist with recruiting events, and connect with prospective students.

The Mississippi College Office of Academic Affairs releases the dean's list after the close of fall and spring semesters each academic year. To be eligible for the Dean's List, a student must maintain a 3.5 grade point average, based on a 4.0 system. The student must take a full course load of at least 12 semester hours of undergraduate credit with all academic courses impacting their grade point average.

The Mississippi College Office of Academic Affairs releases the president's list after the close of fall and spring semesters each academic year. To be eligible for the President's List, a student must maintain a 4.0 grade point average, based on a 4.0 system. The student must take a full course load of at least 12 semester hours of undergraduate credit with all academic courses impacting their grade point average.

The Mississippi College Department of Communication announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Jace Aymond received the Arnold Hederman Memorial Scholarship. The Arnold Hederman Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a Mississippi Collegian staff writer(s) or any student(s) engaged in any journalistic effort on campus.

The Mississippi College Department of Teacher Education and Leadership recently announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Caylen Harms received the J.M. Lassetter Education Award. Caylen is studying Secondary Education Mathematics.

The Mississippi College Department of Teacher Education and Leadership recently announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. McKenzie Copeland received the Jack B. Carmean Memorial Scholarship. The Jack B. Carmean Memorial Scholarship is a monetary award given annually to a Special Education major who, having completed their junior year, evidences potential for future contribution to the field of Special Education as demonstrated by scholastic achievement, leadership, and campus or community participation.

The Mississippi College Department of Teacher Education and Leadership recently announced the 2021-22 academic year award winners. Jacob Ginn received the Eugene I. Farr Scholarship. An annual monetary award established by the Jackson Field Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa in honor of Dr. Eugene I. Farr, a 1926 graduate of Mississippi College and Professor of Education from 1954 to 1961. Based on scholar- ship, research and leadership, the award is made to one or more men students of the senior class who are preparing for a teaching career.