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Instant Piano class offered at Northwest
by LaJuan Tallo 7/23/2007 Northwest Mississippi Community College’s Division of Continuing Education is offering “Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People” on Monday, Aug. 27 from 6-9:30 p.m. The deadline to register for the class is Aug. 22. The course will be taught by David Hayne and will be held in the Fine Arts Building, Room 110, on the Senatobia campus. If you yearn to experience the joy of playing piano, but you don’t want years of weekly lessons, this short course is for you. In just one enjoyable evening you can learn enough secrets of the trade to make piano playing a part of your life. You’ll learn all the chords (that’s the secret) needed to play any pop song in any style, any key. This is an absolutely beginning class in chord piano techniques. If you can find Middle C and you know the meaning of “Every Good Boy Does Fine” you already know enough to enroll in this workshop. The cost of the course is $45 plus the book and CD. For more information, contact Patricia Lowder, coordinator of Continuing Education at 662-562-3349 or e-mail pwlowder@northwestms.edu. |
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Northwest Mississippi Community College baseball coaches Bill Selby (left) and Mark Carson (right) announce the signing of Matt Simpson of Southaven. Simpson, a graduate of Southaven High School, will play pitcher, infielder and third baseman for the Rangers. (Photo by LaJuan Tallo) |
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On June 5, Northwest Mississippi Community College officially became a member of the Mississippi Corridor Consortium, which also includes East Mississippi Community College, Itawamba Community College and Northeast Mississippi Community College. Space has been rented to form a Modern Manufacturing Solution Center that has been funded through a three-year grant, and will be housed in the new Renasant Center for IDEAS in Tupelo for manufacturing in North Mississippi. Trainers have been hired to train in Tupelo and throughout the consortium's district. Attending a meeting at Northwest on June 21 were consortium trainers (seated, l to r) Steve Vinson, leadership/management training coordinator; Jimmy Belk, supply chain management and automated systems training coordinator; Jerry Murphree, industrial maintenance and Dick Lankford, institutional advancement. Northwest personnel in attendance included (second row, l to r) Richard Williams, workforce development coordinator, DeSoto Center; Beth Dickerson, work-based learning coordinator; Dwayne Casey, workforce development coordinator; Eddie Wood, workforce development coordinator; and Joyce Brasell, director of Workforce Planning and Development. (Photo by Julie Bauer)
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Coby Anderson of Hernando and Richard Correro of Senatobia prepare for a mission in 007 Secret Agent Camp at Northwest Mississippi Community College's Kid's Kollege the week of June 25. Students in the class become detectives going on missions to solve high-tech crimes and bring criminals to justice using Lego Spybotics.(Photo by LaJuan Tallo) |
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Ayana King of Coldwater and Miranda Ward of Horn Lake work on pottery pieces in Pottery for Kids at Kid's Kollege at Northwest Mississippi Community College. The class, which was taught by Coldwater artist Debe Slocum, allowed students to explore their creativity while learning to make pinch pots and animal characters out of clay. (Photo by LaJuan Tallo) |
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