MSPB honors 2023 HRCP Graduates
Created On: 4/27/2023 1:30:56 PM
Jackson, Miss. (April 28, 2023) – The Mississippi State Personnel Board honored its 2023 graduates of the Human Resources Certification Program in a virtual ceremony.
The Mississippi Human Resources Certification Program began in 2005 and is administered and delivered by the Mississippi State Personnel Board. Participants earning the HRCP designation have completed the five levels of HRCP curriculum and implemented an HR-related project at their agencies. The purpose of the Human Resources Certification Program (HRCP) is to develop well-trained human resources practitioners in Mississippi state government by providing a comprehensive training program specifically tailored to them at both the technical and managerial levels. HRCP focuses on the application of key HR rules, regulations, policies, procedures, and practices.
2023 graduates include:
Lacy G. Anderson Department of Health
Melodie Burrell Mississippi Veterans Affairs
Kendra Douglas Mississippi Public Utilities Staff
Jessica B. Dykes Department of Rehabilitation Services
Leslie Elmore Mississippi State Fire Academy
Anita D. Evans Department of Health
Nancy C. Farner Department of Banking and Consumer Finance
Patricia Bernice Gillespie Department of Health
Lorenda Goss Department of Wildlife Fisheries and Parks
Winna Hyche Mississippi Emergency Management Agency
Gwen L. Morris-Isom North Mississippi State Hospital
Kaleshia Simpson-Nicholson Department of Health
Laura Rawson Department of Archives and History
Walterine Robinson Department of Archives and History
Shakanny K. Ross Mississippi State Personnel Board
Kimberly Varner Hudspeth Regional Center
Kelslyn Williamson Mississippi State Personnel Board
MSPB offers training programs tailored to state government entities to provide essential knowledge and leadership skills for successful public service. Graduates include executive directors and agency heads, a former statewide elected official, and top managers from agencies, boards, and commissions throughout the State and virtually every area of public service.
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