Holmes Ridgeland Campus announces 2022 Hall of Fame

Special to The Canton News

Pictured are the 2022 Ridgeland Campus Hall of Fame inductees. They are (front row, left to right) Junnah Mondejar of Madison, Olivia M. Deslatte of Madison, Ava Grace Stegall of Madison, Bethany Jadyn Biggers of Canton,(middle row, left to right) Je’la McLin of Jackson, Jon Stegall of Madison, Londyn McKenzie Dorsey of Jackson, Yasmin Chambers of Jackson, (back row, left to right) Alfredo Marin of Kosciusko, Joseph “Joe” N. Williams of Flowood, Jireh Greenof Brandon and Faith Elizabeth Austin of Brandon.

Each year, Holmes Community College faculty and staff members select the winners for the prestigious Hall of Fame. This year, the Hall of Fame inductees from the Ridgeland Campus included: Faith Elizabeth Austin of Brandon, Bethany Jadyn Biggers of Canton, Yasmin Chambers of Jackson, Olivia M. Deslatte of Madison, Londyn McKenzie Dorsey of Jackson, Jireh Green of Brandon, Alfredo Marin of Kosciusko, Je’la McLin of Jackson, Junnah Mondejar of Madison, Ava Grace Stegall of Madison, Jon Stegall of Madison and Joseph “Joe” N. Williams of Flowood. 
Biggers, a pre-medical major, is president of Phi Theta Kappa honor society, president of STEM Club, an Ambassador, an SGA representative and served as the 2021 Ridgeland Campus Student Body Homecoming Maid. As a freshman, she served as secretary of the STEM Club, was voted Freshmen Class Favorite, received the English Composition Award and was involved in Focus Factor. 

“I am planning to transfer to Mississippi State University in the fall and after graduation I am hoping to attend University of Mississippi Medical School to further my dream of becoming a pediatrician,” Biggers said.