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junior college history and athletic information
east mississippi
community COLLEGE
East Mississippi Community College offers a wide variety of
technical-career programs designed to prepare students for immediate entry
into the workforce and academic programs for transfer to a four year
college. The college is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools (SACS) to award the Associate of Arts degree and the Associate
of Applied Science degree.
East Mississippi Community College is a member of the National Junior
College Athletic Association (NJCAA). Intercollegiate athletic competition
is offered in 8 varsity sports as follows: Football, Golf, Baseball,
Softball, Men and Women’s Soccer and Men and Women’s Basketball. east
Mississippi athletics participate in what is considered the most competitive
community college league in the country, the Mississippi Junior College
Athletic Association (MJCAA). the Institution's athletic programs are
committed to providing an excellent opportunity for student athletes to
participate in their favorite sports and showcase their individual talents
before moving on to 4 year schools or starting a career.
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Yellow and Red Ball That Changes Lives by Cassandra Davidson
Softball is not simply about hits, runs, wins and losses; it is about
life lessons. At the beginning of a season teammates may be just that –
people on the same team. At the end of a season a team should be
composed of people who really know each other.
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