the 14 other Mississippi public two-year colleges also adopted the "community" label. Hinds linked up with other two-year colleges by means of the Community College Network (CCN) in 1994. This system allows a course to be offered at one college location while students may participate in the course at several other college locations by means of video conferencing. All of the state public two-year colleges formed the Mississippi Virtual Community College (MVCC) in 1999 to offer courses to students over the Internet. Campuses Raymond Campus, Raymond Academic/Technical Center, Jackson Nursing/Allied Health Center, Jackson Rankin Campus, Pearl Utica Campus, unincorporated Hinds County, south of Utica Vicksburg-Warren Campus, Vicksburg Aviation Maintenance/Commercial Aviation, John Bell Williams Airport, Raymond Hinds Agricultural High School, at the Utica campus, was previously operated by the community college. Notable alumni Maurice Black, legislator, Assistant Attorney General of Mississippi Anquan Boldin, professional football player Chad Bradford, professional baseball player Corey Bradford, professional football player Phil Bryant, 64th Governor of Mississippi Malcolm Butler, professional football player John Copeland, professional football player Beasley Denson, former Tribal Chief of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Antonio Gibson, professional football player Jeff Henderson, 2016 Rio Olympics Gold Medalist in long jump Faith Hill, Country music singer John Hightower, professional football player Grady Jackson, professional football player Rory Johnson, professional football player Tommy Kelly, professional football player Trell Kimmons, sprinter Earl Leggett, professional football player Leon Lett, professional football player Ryan McBean, professional football player Jerome McDougle, professional football player Mary Ann Mobley, Miss America 1959 - first Mississippian to win beauty pageant Joseph G. Moss, state legislator and judge for whom the school's athletic field is named Michael Myers, professional football player Derek Newton, professional football player Greg Peterson, professional football player Thomas Hal Phillips, author, screenwriter, and actor Pat Rapp, professional baseball player Fred Smoot, professional football player T. T. Toliver, professional football player Charvarius Ward, professional football player Marvin Washington, professional football player Jeremy Williams, professional football player John Bell Williams, former Governor of Mississippi Zig Ziglar, motivational speaker and author References Further reading Hinds Community College. History of Hinds Community College''. 16 August 2006. External links Official website Universities and colleges in the Jackson metropolitan area, Mississippi Educational institutions established in 1917 Universities and colleges accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Buildings and structures in Hinds County, Mississippi 1917 establishments in Mississippi