COLLEGE READY: The Colley Senior Complex hosts College and Career Workshop (photos)
Published 2:00 am Tuesday, July 28, 2015
![Messenger photo/Quinta Goines Fifty-four students attended the College and Career Workshop held at the Colley Senior Complex Saturday. Students and parents heard from college representatives, military personnel, and other professionals. Students received information about college, the workforce, money management and goal setting. The workshop was sponsored by African American Community Enrichment Outreach, Be Sincerely Yours Success Academy, Flowing Brook Inc. and Tessie Ola Hooten-Kelly Foundation. Brenda Campbell of Judson College in Marion, Ala., left, and Joey Holly of Enterprise State Community College in Enterprise, Alabama, educates a parent on college requirements for incoming students.](https://www.troymessenger.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/24/2015/07/0728College4-web-300x170.jpg)
Messenger photo/Quinta Goines
Fifty-four students attended the College and Career Workshop held at the Colley Senior Complex Saturday. Students and parents heard from college representatives, military personnel, and other professionals. Students received information about college, the workforce, money management and goal setting. The workshop was sponsored by African American Community Enrichment Outreach, Be Sincerely Yours Success Academy, Flowing Brook Inc. and Tessie Ola Hooten-Kelly Foundation. Brenda Campbell of Judson College in Marion, Ala., left, and Joey Holly of Enterprise State Community College in Enterprise, Alabama, educates a parent on college requirements for incoming students.
- Messenger photo/Quinta Goines Fifty-four students attended the College and Career Workshop held at the Colley Senior Complex Saturday. Students and parents heard from college representatives, military personnel, and other professionals. Students received information about college, the workforce, money management and goal setting. The workshop was sponsored by African American Community Enrichment Outreach, Be Sincerely Yours Success Academy, Flowing Brook Inc. and Tessie Ola Hooten-Kelly Foundation. Dr. Marguerite Barber-Owens speaks to parents and students attending the College and Career Workshop Saturday at the Colley Senior Complex. Barber-Owens spoke about the importance of setting career goals and taking the right steps to meet them.
- Messenger photo/Quinta Goines Fifty-four students attended the College and Career Workshop held at the Colley Senior Complex Saturday. Students and parents heard from college representatives, military personnel, and other professionals. Students received information about college, the workforce, money management and goal setting. The workshop was sponsored by African American Community Enrichment Outreach, Be Sincerely Yours Success Academy, Flowing Brook Inc. and Tessie Ola Hooten-Kelly Foundation. Joey Holly explains to Chelsey Holland the requirements for attending Enterprise State Community College during the browse session.