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Mickey Vance to Retire After More Than 30 Years of Service at ECCC
By ECCC PUBLIC INFORMATION
Tue,04/22/25-4:59PM , 2,534 Reads
East Central Community College (ECCC) announces the upcoming retirement of Vice President for Business Operations Mickey Vance, effective June 30, 2025, after more than three decades of service to the institution.
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ECCC Welcomes High School Students for Choir Day with Dr. Beth Everett and MC Singers
By ECCC PUBLIC INFORMATION
Fri,10/18/24-10:00PM , 696 Reads
East Central Community College invites high school students to participate in its annual Choir Day on Thursday, October 24, 2024, on the scenic Decatur campus.
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Pictured, left to right, are Paul Nixon, Director of Athletics; Joe Clay, First Vice President of Bank First; James Williams, Senior Vice President of Bank First; Dr. Brent Gregory, ECCC President; and James Miller, Vice President for Student Services.

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BankFirst donates towards ECCC student promotion
By ECCC PUBLIC INFORMATION
Wed,06/19/24-12:00PM , 745 Reads
East Central Community College in Decatur had $1,650 donated from Bank First directly to students. The money was the result of the Shoot for Cash promotion that took place at each home basketball game this season. Students names were drawn randomly and participants had a chance to "Shoot for Cash" with an opportunity to win up to $500.
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Pictured are a few of the students that have participated in the Out-of-School Youth Program. | Submitted Photos

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EDUCATION: Out-of-School Youth Program helping locals find work, gain experience for meaningful careers
By ECCC PUBLIC INFORMATION
Fri,03/01/24-9:00AM , 1,116 Reads
East Central Community College offers a youth program funded by Southern Mississippi Planning and Development District.

The Out-of-School Youth Program serves youth who are 16 – 24 years old and not attending school and/or employed. East Central Community College empowers youth to take critical steps toward meaningful careers.
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