Perkinston Campus students to compete at Phi Beta Lambda National Conference
Above: Bottom row, from left: Veronica Graff, Chelsey Clark, Elizabeth Kluender and Alyssa Miller. Middle row, from left: Sadie Hebert, Grace Garner, Christopher Leif Henley, and Lisa Courtney. Top row, from left: Tyler Johnson, Katie Mosteller and Ryan Berg.
Nine students from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Perkinston Campus won state awards and will be traveling to Anaheim, Calif., in June to participate in the Phi Theta Lambda National Leadership Conference.
Kimberly Farmer, a 2012 Perkinston Campus graduate, was inducted into the Mississippi PBL Hall of Fame for winning first place in Web Site Design at the 2012 National Leadership Conference.
Winners at the State Leadership Conference, held in Natchez:
First Place
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Community Service Project | Chelsey Clark and Veronica Graff |
| Desktop Publishing | Elizabeth Klunder and Alyssa Miller |
| Digital Video Production | Ryan Berg and Katie Mosteller |
| Macroeconomics | Grace Garner |
| Web Site Design | Chelsey Clark and Elizabeth Klunder |
Second Place
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Networking Concepts | Christopher Leif Henley |
| Web Site Design | Ryan Berg, Tyler Johnson and Katie Mosteller |
| Word Processing | Alyssa Miller |
Third Place
| Category | Winner |
|---|---|
| Computer Concepts | Christopher Leif Henley |
| Microeconomics | Grace Garner |
Additionally, Grace Garner was elected state secretary/treasurer, replacing fellow Perkinston Campus student Chelsey Clark, who served as state secretary/treasurer last year.
MGCCC-PBL chapter advisers are Sadie Hebert and Lisa Courtney.