They call me Supermom,” she said with a chuckle. Mouncil-Body explained that her biggest inspiration came from the people she loves the most-her husband, and children. I'm forever grateful for the support I’ve received from Mississippi Valley State.” “This program is one of the best things that ever happened to me. "I was so happy that I was going to be a college grad! I've always wanted to get my degree, but things happened, and it was always put off until now," she said. The Belzoni native, who currently lives in Texas, said the special moment was indescribable.
“She had me to send over my transcripts and informed me that I only needed 11 hours to earn my bachelor's degree." "After I saw it on Facebook, I immediately did the intake form, and (MVSU C2C Coordinator) Shearra Hardwick called me back within hours," said Mouncil-Body. Mouncil-Body, who first attended college in 1992, said she learned about the program via Facebook. Mississippi's eight public universities and 15 community colleges all participate in the C2C program. The C2C is a statewide program designed to help Mississippi adults who have earned college credit-but not a degree-better their lives by completing a college education. 14 through the Complete to Compete initiative, also known as the C2C. ITTA BENA, Miss.- It’s never too late to start again, and Serena Mouncil-Body is proof.Īfter years of only being a few credits shy of a college degree, the 47-year-old wife and mother of three will be receiving a bachelor's degree from Mississippi Valley State University on Dec. Campus Violence Prevention & Intervention Program.Institutional Research & Effectiveness Homepage.Office of Student Leadership & Engagement.
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