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Co-Lin kicks off fall 2024 semester with slew of events

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Copiah Lincoln Community College has kicked off its fall 2024 semester with classes, football, activities and much more. 


Welcome Week on the Wesson Campus was held in mid-August, with activities the included outdoor games, a 360° photo booth, a concert by The Lincoln Outfit, a Club Fair and movie night in The Wolf Den, a luau at the Baptist Student Union (BSU), and Frosty Flamingo free treats on behalf of Co-Lin Alumni. 


Meet the Wolves, held at Stone Stadium, was a free event and open to the public. Co-Lin fans came out to support student-athletes. 


Campus elections were held late last month. Sixty new Trailblazers, student recruiters who serve as the “faces” of Co-Lin, were selected after applications and interviews.

Faculty and staff wore matching shirts on the first day of classes for the new college-wide Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP): Press P.A.W.S, which stands for Positively Advocating for Wolf Pack Success. 


Press P.A.W.S aims to increase student success by providing students with enhanced mental health support and services. 



Pictured (l to r) are Alyssa Terrell of Crystal Springs, recent cosmetology program graduate Sadie Sandifer of Wesson, Co-Lin Dean of Career and Technical Education Dr. Sherolyn Magee and recent cosmetology graduate Arie Douglas of Wesson.


BlueWave Marching Band Colette Dancers Skylar Sojourner of Crystal Springs and Mara Norwood of Wesson.



Ally Sullivan of Wesson is a student Co-Lin’s radiology program and was Wesson’s Founder’s Day Queen 2022. Sullivan is in the Blue Wave Marching Band as a member of the Color Guard.

: Vice President of Business Affairs Dr. Richard Baker speaks with students at the Club Fair.

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