Jones College holds community-wide Blood Drive
ELLISVILLE – Jones College is hosting a community-wide blood drive, Monday through Wednesday, September 19-21, in the D.O. Thoms Physical Education Building. Jones College students with classes in the Industrial Services Building were able to give blood on Monday with Vitalant’s Blood Mobile conveniently located in the parking lot. On Tuesday and Wednesday, donations will be collected in the P.E. Building from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m.

“Our overall goal for the week is 82 units of blood,� said Benji Sessums, Jones College Blood Drive Coordinator and EMT instructor. “Currently, Vitalant says we are in one of the worst blood shortages we’ve had in the area. With the holiday season fast approaching we’re hoping more people will donate and exceed our goal.�
One way to encourage everyone on the JC campus to give, a competition between faculty, staff and students has been initiated. However, Sessums said the community is welcome to donate along with the JC community and “pick� sides in the friendly competition. Door prizes will be available all three days for donors during random drawings.
“Vitalant suggested that we promote Wednesday as a faculty/staff versus student giving day. Anyone can give on all the days, but since Wednesday was not officially a class day for most studentsÌýand faculty, we wanted to encourage folks to use the day out of class to come and give. We also thought this would be a good day for the community to be encouraged to give,â€� said Sessums.
Vitalant strongly encourages blood donors to make and keep appointments to give blood but walk-ins are welcome. Scheduling appointments can be made through the website, with JC1 Being the Blood Drive Code.
Jones College receives AWS Welding Workforce GrantÌý
ELLISVILLE – Jones College was one of eleven educational institutions and the only Mississippi school to receive a $25,000 grant from the American Welding Society’s Foundation. The grant was awarded with the intention of these institutions making improvements, investing in capital items such as welding or metalworking equipment or purchase/upgrade computers or computer-based training systems.
WeldingÌýis critical to the AmericanÌý manufacturing, construction, and energy infrastructure. A skilledÌýwelderÌýis a vital component inÌýrebuilding the American workforce.ÌýMonica Pfarr, Executive Director of the AmericanÌýWeldingÌýSociety Foundation said, “We applaud the dedication Jones County Junior College has demonstrated in expanding theirÌýweldingÌýeducation programs and facilities, their commitment to theÌýweldingÌýindustry, and cultivating the next generation ofÌýweldingÌýtechnicians and professionals through education is inspiring.â€�

As a professional welder and the Jones College’s Dean of Career and Technical Education, Rod Tolbert said the additional welding equipment will provide additional opportunities for students to get hands-on-training, minimizing down time waiting in the shop.
“This grant will allow the welding program to be more efficient in the flow of work through the shop, as well as giving students the opportunity to utilize the latest equipment available,� said Tolbert. “The workforce gap for trained welders is expected to grow exponentially over the next decade. Jones College is here to close that gap by increasing student recruitment, graduates and supplying the welding industry with skilled welders.�
Purchasing three, multi-process welder machines, wire feeders for the machines and two plasma cutters is expected to help mitigate the welding workforce demand by offering more students the opportunity to become skilled welders. This state-of-the-art equipment, along with the updated welding machines and the additional plasma cutters are critical to the manufacturing industry are vital components to rebuilding the American workforce according to Tolbert.
“Typically, Jones College’s welding programs have about 40-50 students complete the program with most being employed upon graduation. The additional equipment purchased with the AWS Foundation Grant will enable JC to enroll up to 120 students in all three pathways,� said Tolbert.

Jones College offers day and night classes and three, degree options for welding students including a two-semester career certificate, a three-semester technical welding certificate, and a four-semester associate in applied science degree. Additionally, there are Welding Certificate options and specialized industry training through Workforce College. For more information about Jones College’s welding programs click on these two websites /programs/welding/ or /workforce/programs/welding/
ÌýJones College admin and USM President connect
±Ê³ó´Ç³Ù´Ç:ÌýUSM Interim President, Dr. Joe Paul, (pictured center left) recently met with administrators at 91ÁÔÆæ to build upon the institutions’ relationship and future endeavors. Pictured left to right is Jones College’s Chief of Staff, Jon Fennell; Executive Vice President of Business Affairs & Chief Financial Officer, Christy Holifield; Executive Vice President, Chief of Enrollment Management, Information Technology and Marketing Officer, Dr. Finee’ Ruffin; USM President, Dr. Joe Paul; Jones College President, Dr. Jesse Smith; Provost, Rick Youngblood; Vice President of Student Affairs, Dr. Tessa Flowers and Vice President of Advancement & Athletics, Dean of Students, Joel Cain.
ELLISVILLE – The University of Southern Mississippi’s Interim President, Dr. Joe Paul met with several Jones College administrators recently to discuss new ways to build upon the two institution’s relationship with students. Some ideas the two presidents discussed included how to make it easier for students to transition to USM and other transfer services, along with 2+2 agreements. This is the first time many of the Jones College administrators have met the new interim USM president and are eager to build more partnerships between JC and USM in the future.
Jones College students begin fall semester classes
ELLISVILLE – Despite the rain this week, Jones College students were all smiles and happy to be back on campus. Many of the students prepared for the drenching rain and said they are ready for the student activities and athletic events to begin. The first event, Meet the Bobcats was scheduled to be held Wednesday, August 24, but organizers moved the event to Thursday, September 1, at 5 p.m. before the first home football game of the season. The Bobcats face the Itawamba Indians at 7 p.m. in Bobcat Stadium/Sim Cooley Field, rain or shine!
Jones College’s Maroon Typhoon Marching Band features Karaoke classics
ELLISVILLE – The 160 member Maroon Typhoon Marching Band at 91ÁÔÆæ is preparing a memorable half time performance and traditional pre-game show presenting songs that get “stuck in your head.â€� This year, the half-time show is a mix of music from the most played Karaoke chart toppers. Music from the 70’s through today will be scattered across the show as the Maroon Typhoon brings a night of Karaoke to its audience. Some songs include the music from Outkast, the B52’s, Brittney Spears, Neil Diamond, the Cranberries and Snoop Dogg are on the lineup.

“The band had an incredible band camp learning how to march cohesively and play some new challenging but fun music. I’m proud of how this group of students is working hard and rising to every challenge. They are making some great music and they are already bonding into the Typhoon Family,� said Director of Bands, Dr. Ben Burge.
The Maroon Typhoon will present its traditional pre-game show consisting of the JCJC Fight Song Fanfares, the National Anthem and the JC Fight Song. The Touch of Gold dancers will be featured during the musical presentation of “Poker Face� by Lady Gaga. The band ends the show with the fan favorite, JC Jam cheer and Hey Song.
“We are super proud of the students’ hard work and all the progress they are making in camp. I am looking forward to a wonderful season,� said Dr. Lindsey Keay.
The band’s first appearance will be on Wednesday, August 24, from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. as part of the Meet the Bobcats event in Bobcat Stadium/Sim Cooley Field. The public is invited to this free event.
For more information about the Maroon Typhoon contact Dr. Ben Burge by email at ben.burge@jcjc.edu and for the home football schedule featuring the Maroon Typhoon’s performances click on the JC Athletics website at
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Tony Ducksworth TaylorsvilleÌý Taylorsville High School 04 Tenor Saxophone
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Kendall JohnsonÌý ÌýSosoÌý ÌýWest Jones High SchoolÌý Ìý 13 Dancer
Kelsey LawrenceÌý Ìý Ìý EllisvilleÌý ÌýSouth Jones High SchoolÌý Ìý13 Dancer
Kinsey LawsonÌý EllisvilleÌý Ìý Ìý South Jones High SchoolÌý Ìý13 Dancer
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Melania SandersÌý Ìý ColumbiaÌý Columbia High SchoolÌý Ìý 15 Drum Major
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Tyler DunnÌý Ìý ÌýWaynesboroÌýÌýÌý Wayne County High SchoolÌý Ìý16 Manager
Cameron FreemanÌý Ìý New AugustaÌý Ìý Perry Central High SchoolÌý Ìý 16 Manager
Emma HamptonÌý PetalÌý ÌýPetal High SchoolÌý Ìý 16 Manager
Serenity (Cici) LawsonÌý PetalÌý Ìý Ìý Ìý Petal High SchoolÌý 16 Manager
Sydnee MabeÌý ÌýPetalÌý Ìý Petal High SchoolÌý Ìý Ìý16 Manager
Marcus NixonÌý Ìý Ìý LaurelÌý Ìý West Jones High SchoolÌý 16 Manager
Brandy RoperÌý Ìý ÌýWigginsÌý Ìý Stone High SchoolÌý Ìý Ìý16 Manager
Gracye TowerÌý Ìý Runnelstown Ìý Perry Central High SchoolÌý 16 Manager
Alexandria (Alli) SmithÌý ÌýWaynesboroÌýÌýÌý Wayne County HSÌý Ìý 16 Manager
