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Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities 2009-2010 Directory MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 2009-2010 DIRECTORY Purpose In 1921, the founding purpose of the Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities (MAC) was to provide opportunities for colleges and universities to meet together, to share concerns, and to discuss common goals and issues. The purpose of the Association shall be to promote goodwill among all levels and sectors of higher education in Mississippi; to stimulate academic and professional cooperation among the member institutions; to consider common problems; and to pursue those matters of common interest to the membership. MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 2009-2010 DIRECTORY Foreword The purpose of publishing the Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities (MAC) Directory is to assist college administrators in Mississippi in developing a network of resource personnel for assistance in planning and problem solving. Listed individuals receive a direct invitation to the annual MAC conference. The IEO of each institution represented was invited to submit names for inclusion in the directory. The colleges and universities supplied the information for this directory. Mississippi College and the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning, Office of Academic and Student Affairs, coordinated its production. Table of Contents MAC Constitution Membership .................................2 State-Supported Two-Year Institutions MAC Institutional Membership List ...........................2 Coahoma Community College......................36 State Higher Education Executive Officers...............3 Copiah-Lincoln Community College .............37 2009 MAC Officers ...................................................3 East Central Community College..................38 2009 MAC Conference Site Coordinator ..................3 East Mississippi Community College............39 Institutional Executive Officers..................................4 Hinds Community College ............................40 Holmes Community College .........................42 Itawamba Community College......................43 Independent Four-Year Institutions Jones County Junior College........................45 Belhaven College......................................................6 Meridian Community College........................47 Blue Mountain College..............................................7 Mississippi Delta Community College...........49 Millsaps College........................................................8 MS Gulf Coast Community College..............50 Mississippi College ...................................................9 Northeast MS Community College ...............53 Rust College .............................................................11 Northwest MS Community College...............54 Tougaloo College......................................................12 Pearl River Community College....................55 William Carey University...........................................14 Southwest MS Community College ..............56 Sectarian Institutions Mississippi Association of Reformed Theological Seminary (Grad.) ..................16 Independent Colleges ................................57 Southeastern Baptist College (4-year)......................17 Wesley Biblical Seminary (Grad.) .............................17 Wesley College (4-year) ...........................................17 MS Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning .................58 State-Supported Four-Year Institutions Alcorn State University .............................................18 State Board for Community Delta State University ...............................................19 and Junior Colleges ...................................60 Jackson State University ..........................................20 Mississippi State University ......................................24 Mississippi University for Women .............................27 Mississippi Valley State University............................28 University of Mississippi............................................31 University of Mississippi Medical Center..............33 University of Southern Mississippi ............................34 - 1 - Membership The Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities Constitution Membership shall be available to those colleges and universities accredited by the Mississippi Commission on College Accreditation (MCCA). Associate membership shall be available to those institutions enjoying provisional accreditation under that Commission and by invitation of the Association to institutions not accredited. Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities 2009 Independent Four-Year Wesley College East Central Community College Institutions (Four-year) Decatur, MS 39327 Florence, MS 39073 Belhaven College East MS Community College Jackson, MS 39202 Scooba, MS 39358 State-Supported Four-Year Blue Mountain College Institutions Hinds Community College Blue Mountain, MS 38610 Raymond, MS 39154-1100 Alcorn State University Magnolia Bible College Alcorn State, MS 39096-9402 Holmes Community College Kosciusko, MS 39090 Goodman, MS 39079 Delta State University Millsaps College Cleveland, MS 38733 Itawamba Community College Jackson, MS 39210 Fulton, MS 38843 Jackson State University Mississippi College Jackson, MS 39217 Jones County Junior College Clinton, MS 39058 Ellisville, MS 39437 Mississippi State University Rust College Mississippi State, MS 39762 Meridian Community College Holly Springs, MS 38635 Meridian, MS 39307 Mississippi University for Women Tougaloo College Columbus, MS 39701 MS Delta Community College Tougaloo, MS 39174 Moorhead, MS 38761-0668 Mississippi Valley State University William Carey University Itta Bena, MS 38941-1400 MS Gulf Coast Community College Hattiesburg, MS 39401-5499 Perkinston, MS 39573 University of Mississippi University, MS 38677-1848 Northeast MS Community College Sectarian Institutions Booneville, MS 38829 (Four-year and Graduate) University of MS Medical Center Jackson, MS 39216-4505 Northwest MS Community College Reformed Theological Seminary Senatobia, MS 38668 (Graduate) University of Southern Mississippi Jackson, MS 39209 Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001 Pearl River Community College Poplarville, MS 39470 Southeastern Baptist College (Four-year) State-Supported Two-Year Southwest MS Community College Laurel, MS 39440-8000 Institutions Summit, MS 39666 Wesley Biblical Seminary Coahoma Community College (Graduate) Clarksdale, MS 38614-9799 Jackson, MS 39206 Copiah-Lincoln Community College Wesson, MS 39191 - 2 - MISSISSIPPI ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 2009-2010 DIRECTORY State Higher Education Executive Officers Dr. E. Harold Fisher Dr. Eric Clark Executive director Executive Director Mississippi Association of Independent Colleges State Board for Community and Junior Colleges P. O. Box 2933 3825 Ridgewood Road Ridgeland, MS 39158 Jackson, MS 39211 601.957.2052 601.432.6684 Dr. Hank M. Bounds For more information, contact: Commissioner of Higher Education Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning Office of the Secretary-Treasurer 3825 Ridgewood Road 3825 Ridgewood Road Jackson, MS 39211 Jackson, MS 39211 601.432.6623 601.432.6372 Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities Officers - 2009 President Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Frances Lucas (2009) Dr. Lee Royce, President Dr. Lynn J. House President, Millsaps College Mississippi College Assistant Commissioner for Academic and Student Affairs Dr. Johnny Allen (2011) Immediate Past President Institutions of Higher Learning President, Northeast MS Dr. John Hilpert, President Community College Delta State University Directors: Dr. Ronald Mason, Jr. (2010) Dr. David L. Beckley (2010) President-Elect President, Jackson State President, Rust College Dr. Phil Sutphin, President University (MCCA Representative) East Central Community College 2009 Section Leaders Admission/Registrars Chief Financial Officers Development/Alumni Officers Mr. Chad Phillips, Executive TBD Dr. Bill Townsend Director for Enrollment Services Vice President for Advancement Mississippi College Mississippi College Chief Student Affairs Officers Chief Academic Officers and First Year Experience/ Financial Aid Dr. Ron Howard College Readiness Mrs. Karen McMillan Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Jim Turcotte Director of Financial Aid Mississippi College Vice President for Enrollment Mississippi College Management and Student Affairs Chief Executive Officers Mississippi College Technology/Distance Learning Dr. Lee Royce, Dr. Bill Cranford President Community Service Director of Computer Services Mississippi College Dr. Eric Pratt, Vice President Mississippi College for Christian Development Mississippi College 2009 MAC Conference Site Coordinators: Dr. Steve Stanford, Vice President for Administration and Government; and Mrs. Patty Tadlock, Administrative Assistant to the President, Mississippi College. - 3 - Institutional Executive Dr. Phil A. Sutphin, President Mr. John F. Gardner Officers East Central Community College Acting President P.O. Box 129 Magnolia Bible College Decatur, MS 39327 P. O. Box 1109 Dr. George E. Ross, President 601.635.6200 Kosciusko, MS 39090 Alcorn State University Fax: 601.635.4011 662.289.2896, Ext. 111 1000 ASU Drive 359 [email protected] Fax: 662.289.7904 Alcorn State, MS 39096 [email protected] 601.877.6111 Dr. Rick Young, President Fax: 601.877.2975 East Mississippi Comm. College Dr. Scott Elliott,
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