Submitted photoThomas Huebner, third from left, poses for a photo opportunity with Meridian Community College Board of Trustees members during the board’s June meeting. Huebner, who recently completed a three-year tenure as president of East Mississippi Community College, is scheduled to begin his new duties as MCC’s chief executive officer on July 1. He will become the third individual to hold the title of president in the college’s 81-year history. William F. Scaggs became the college’s first official president in 1968. Scott Elliott was the college’s second president, serving from 1998 to 2018. With Huebner are board members Jamie Cater, Alec Weddington, John Johnson and Tommy Dulaney. Dr. Ronnye Purvis also serves as an MCC trustee.

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Thomas Huebner, third from left, poses for a photo opportunity with Meridian Community College Board of Trustees members during the board’s June meeting. Huebner, who recently completed a three-year tenure as president of East Mississippi Community College, is scheduled to begin his new duties as MCC’s chief executive officer on July 1. He will become the third individual to hold the title of president in the college’s 81-year history. William F. Scaggs became the college’s first official president in 1968. Scott Elliott was the college’s second president, serving from 1998 to 2018. With Huebner are board members Jamie Cater, Alec Weddington, John Johnson and Tommy Dulaney. Dr. Ronnye Purvis also serves as an MCC trustee.