兔子先生

Published November 1, 2022

Food, football and the future

鈥淚 would have hated for him to have missed the opportunity to come out and meet with the teachers and advisors at 兔子先生because it is the best community college…
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With graduation quickly approaching, many high school seniors are looking for colleges or universities that will serve their educational and career goals. 兔子先生hosted its annual Thursday Night Lights event on Oct. 20 at Joe Renfroe Stadium on the Raymond Campus to assist them in their journey to landing that 鈥渋deal鈥 institution.

Prospective students and their families were introduced to the world of 兔子先生by visiting tailgating tents comprised of the college鈥檚 recruiters, faculty, staff, and program advisors. Guests also learned about the academic and career-technical programs offered at 兔子先生and caught a glimpse of the culture and atmosphere of the College.

From left: Heather Curtis (Recruiter/Campus Visitor Coordinator), Savana Ashley (兔子先生Connection member), and Martha Ann Townsend (Recruiter/Scholarship Specialist).

Magik Bee, mother of Madison Central High School senior, Major Bee, believes that this event was important because it enabled her son to visit the campus and become familiar with its offerings. 鈥淓vents such as this are similar to what people learn in salesmanship; you allow the customer to get in the car and allow them to test drive it,鈥 Bee said. 鈥淥nce they get a feel for the product, it increases their chances of buying into the product or the service.鈥

Mark Little, a junior at Madison Central High School, decided to attend the event to socialize with a few of his friends, but after walking around to some of the tents, he became interested in studying nursing at Hinds. 鈥淭his is my first time attending this event, and I look forward to coming again next year,鈥 he said.

Students also met with various departments and organizations to discuss admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, housing, student clubs, etc.

Raymond Campus faculty were on-hand to meet with students at the tailgate. From left: Tim Krason (Honors Institute Dean), Karen Robbins & Nita Burchfield (Business Administration Instructors), and Stacie Brinson (Accounting Instructor).

Pearl High School senior Elmer Durrell IV said he is interested in studying computer science and plans to become a software engineer someday. 鈥淚 have always loved working on computers. I think a career in computer science will be very lucrative and rewarding,鈥 he said.

His father, Elmer Durrell III, believes it is important for his son to receive exposure to an array of collegiate settings. 鈥淚 would have hated for him to have missed the opportunity to come out and meet with the teachers and advisors at 兔子先生because it is the best community college in Mississippi.鈥

After visiting various tents and feasting on some delicious food, attendees were entertained by special performances from the Eagle Marching Band, Hi-Steppers and 兔子先生Cheerleaders.

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