number of recipients to be elected that year. A tabulation committee appointed by the college President or his designee will count the ballots and will make an alphabetical list of students receiving the majority votes. This list is then presented to a committee of 12 members as follows: One representative from each of the seven divisions of study, one from the Career-Technical division, one from Associate Degree Nursing, and three administrators or staff members appointed by the President or his designee. The purpose of the meeting will be to discuss each student on the ballot. After the discussion is closed, the Resource Committee will be dismissed and the twelve-member committee will vote by secret ballot for the number of honorees to be selected for the year. The votes will be tabulated by a committee appointed by the President or his designee. To be elected, a student must obtain a majority of the votes. A second ballot will be prepared and presented to the committee within 24 hours if the necessary honorees are not selected on the first ballot. The number of honorees to be elected each year shall be based upon the fulltime equivalent enrollment at the end of the first six weeks of the fall term. One student shall be chosen for every 200 full-time equivalent students. The number elected to the Hall of Fame in any school year shall not exceed six at each campus unless there is a tie vote. Hall of Fame - Natchez Campus and Simpson County Center Each year, graduating students are inducted into the Hall of Fame. Induction is the highest leadership honor a student can achieve. Selection is based on academic achievement and campus leadership. The Natchez Campus inducts up to three students and the Simpson County Center inducts one student annually. Student Publications Trillium yearbook All students are eligible to receive a copy of the Trillium yearbook at a cost of $10 per annual. Distribution dates and times will be posted on campus and emailed to students. Campus Newspapers Copies of the Natchez Campus newspaper, N-Sights, are available on issue dates at several locations on campus. The on-line edition of The Wolf Tales, Wesson Campus is available at www.colin.edu/publications Other Publications Other college publications (magazines, brochures, etc.), are available upon request from the Office of Public Information at the Wesson and Natchez Campuses and the Office Vice President of the Simpson County Center.
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