Scholarships

Vicksburg Medical Foundation

“Our real focus over the years has been to provide scholarships for students who are pursuing or intend to pursue some medically related field”

New KLLM scholarship to honor Mason Warren

New KLLM scholarship to honor Mason Warren

School was always a struggle for Mason Warren. Book learning just wasn’t his thing; he was a hands-on kind of guy. So, when it came time to choose a career path, he and his family knew a four-year university education and an office job wasn’t the right one.

Helping Hinds goes beyond normal job duties

Helping Hinds goes beyond normal job duties

Hinds reference librarian and archivist James Kennedy is well known on the Raymond Campus for his eclectic taste in travel, food and music, just to name a few of his passions.

The Robert B. Langston Family Scholarship

The Robert B. Langston Family Scholarship

“Robert B. and Annie Jane Biggs Langston were lifelong residents of Raymond who together built a legacy of diligent work and support for education.”

Julie Faul Scholarship

Julie Faul Scholarship

“The scholarship will help students get a start in life. Hinds is such a good place to do that.”

Mississippi Jets Scholarship

Mississippi Jets Scholarship

“Begun in 1991 and held at John Bell Williams Airport since 2004, the event had gathered remote control aircraft flyers from across the nation to enjoy their time with one another and check out the latest in high-tech model aircraft.”

Donnell-Mendrop tournament changes focus

Donnell-Mendrop tournament changes focus

For more than 25 years, an annual golf tournament has benefited a scholarship fund for Hinds Community College students provided through the Warren-Claiborne County Alumni Chapter.

Malcolm and Fredna Cockerham Endowed Scholarship

Malcolm and Fredna Cockerham Endowed Scholarship

When Malcolm (1956) and Fredna Cockerham settled into retirement in 2000, they moved to a small farm near Terry and began visiting Malcolm’s alma mater more frequently. “The Cockerham family shares a history with Hinds,” said Malcolm, a 38-year employee of the U.S. Forestry Service. “My parents and two first cousins were students in the early 1930s, and my brother in 1960.”