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what do leadership and monarch butterflies have in common?
11/03/2015
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in addition to protecting biodiversity, the volunteer project provided an opportunity to strengthen ties between entergy team members.
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entergy mississippi employee wins president’s lifesaving award
11/01/2015
entergy mississippi lineman mark whitworth doesn’t see his lifesaving actions as anything special, but it takes someone special to do what he did.
from left to right: corey cooper, wf3; amber harris, ggns; dr. ivory lyles, asu dean; roy miller, ggns radiation protection manager; sheila mckinnis, emi; marcus ward, asu institutional advancement vp and jermiah billa, asu health physics program.
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entergy nuclear presents $50,000 to alcorn state university
10/19/2015
the donation will provide five asu health physics students with a $10,000 scholarship.
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attala plant employees cook out for first responders
10/18/2015
a special thank you to our entergy volunteers who made a difference at the museum.
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entergy employees help to ‘fix-up’ mississippi children's museum
09/11/2015
almost 25 entergy employees volunteered on sept. 8 to help beautify the museum.
blake hogue, charles conerly, curtis bogan, bryan, van bunch and matthew sanders delivered the supplies collected by employees in and around vicksburg.
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employees provide school supplies to watkins elementary
09/09/2015
the employees raised $1,000 of money and school supply donations for students.
dan sund receives the president’s life saving award.
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entergy mississippi employee saves life with heimlich maneuver
09/03/2015
for his efforts, sund received the president’s life saving award. entergy mississippi president and ceo haley fisackerly presented the award to sund at the september health and safety advisory board meeting.
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entergy mississippi finds ‘jobs for youths’
08/27/2015
this summer, entergy mississippi introduced four high school students to what their future could look like with the “jobs for youths” high school internship pilot.
marion, ark., operations coordinator blake reed
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‘i figured if he was going to die, he was going to die with me working on him’
08/06/2015
