Copiah-Lincoln Community College has named economic development leader Chris Hinton as Executive Director of Workforce Education, where he will oversee workforce initiatives across the college’s seven-county district.
Copiah Lincoln Community College is helping unemployed adults age 55 and older gain paid job training and workforce experience through the Senior Community Service Employment Program.
Meaningful employment helps individuals with intellectual disabilities gain independence, confidence, and purpose while strengthening workplaces and communities through inclusion.
Rep. Jeffery Harness argues Mississippi must end unequal funding for its HBCUs and invest in students, campuses, and the state’s future workforce.
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