Copiah-Lincoln Community College’s Natchez Campus inducted two outstanding students to the college’s Hall of Fame at their annual awards day program. The Hall of Fame is the most prestigious award given to a student and is voted on by students, faculty, and staff members. JaCari Hayes of Fayette and Stephen McDonald of Natchez were selected as this year’s inductees.
Hayes is a sophomore in the Automation and Control Engineering Technology program. He was inducted into Phi Theta Kapp honor society, National Technical Honor Society, and is a member of the International Society of Automation. Hayes completed an internship with Southwest Mississippi Electric Power Association last summer and earned the Good Citizenship Award. In addition to Hall of Fame induction, Hayes was honored at awards day as the Outstanding Automation & Control student.
McDonald is a sophomore biology major. He was inducted into the Alpha Alpha Zeta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa and is on the President’s Honor Roll List. In addition to Hall of Fame induction, McDonald was honored at awards day as the Outstanding Mathematics Student.
CUTLINE: Co-Lin President Dr. Dewayne Middleton congrats two outstanding students inducted into Co-Lin’s Natchez Campus Hall of Fame. From left, Middleton, inductees Stephen McDonald of Natchez and JaCari Hayes of Fayette.
