By Dr. Alexus Hunter | Mar 18, 2025
(Clarksdale, Mississippi) — Coahoma Community College is thrilled to announce that two of its exemplary students, Gregory Neely III and Rhasheeda Walker, have been distinguished as members of the 2025 All-Mississippi Academic Team. In a significant additional honor, Gregory Neely III has been recognized as a First Team member, marking him as one of the foremost academic talents in the state.
Both students have consistently demonstrated academic excellence and leadership qualities throughout their time at Coahoma Community College. Gregory Neely III’s recognition on the First Team is a testament to his academic rigor and his proactive engagement in enriching his educational experience. His achievements set a high standard of excellence and serve as an inspiration to his peers.
Rhasheeda Walker’s inclusion in the All-Mississippi Academic Team celebrates her sustained academic dedication and her ability to balance rigorous coursework with active participation in extracurricular activities. Her success is reflective of her strong commitment to her studies and her future aspirations.
These awards underscore Coahoma Community College’s commitment to nurturing talent and empowering students to reach their full potential. The recognition of Gregory and Rhasheeda by the All-Mississippi Academic Team highlights the college’s role in promoting academic excellence and leadership development.
The honors bestowed upon Gregory Neely III and Rhasheeda Walker not only validate their hard work and dedication but also represent the broader achievements of the student body at Coahoma Community College. This recognition from the All-Mississippi Academic Team serves as a beacon of pride for the college and the local community, spotlighting the high-quality education and supportive environment that Coahoma provides. Faculty and staff at Coahoma are deeply committed to student success, offering personalized support and guidance that enable students like Gregory and Rhasheeda to excel both in and out of the classroom.
Dr. Valmadge Towner, President of Coahoma Community College, expressed his pride in their achievements, stating, “The recognition of Gregory and Rhasheeda on the All-Mississippi Academic Team is a testament to their hard work and the supportive academic environment our faculty and staff strive to provide. Their success is not just a personal victory but a clear indication of the potential and high standards of all our students here at Coahoma.”
Looking forward, Coahoma Community College continues to enhance its academic programs and extracurricular offerings to ensure that all students have the resources and opportunities to achieve their personal and professional goals. The college remains dedicated to its mission of fostering a learning environment that cultivates diverse talents and prepares students for leadership roles in a rapidly evolving world. Celebrating the accomplishments of its students underscores Coahoma’s ongoing commitment to excellence and its pivotal role in shaping the future leaders of tomorrow.
