The University of Southern Mississippi School of Human Performance and Recreation will offer its annual summer Learn to Drive Program June 3-21 on the Hattiesburg campus. Students can choose between morning and afternoon sessions, 8-11 a.m. and noon-3 p.m.

Participants must be at least 14 years old and entering the 9th grade in the fall to participate. Students successfully completing the classes earn one-half credit toward high school graduation. Also, many insurance companies offer a discount for successful completion of a driver’s education program.

The following is a news release from William Carey University:

William Carey University’s cheerleaders will host a “Critter Camp” for girls ages 4 – 17 on July 13, from 9 – 11 a.m. in Clinton Gymnasium on WCU’s Hattiesburg campus. The camp will teach basic skills, such as how to cheer, dance, and jump, in a fun, Christian environment. Parents are welcome to observe from 10:30 – 11 a.m. The cost is $30, which includes the class and a t-shirt. Registration forms can be filled out upon arrival on July 13.

Each year, The University of Southern Mississippi Department of Recreational Sports honors outstanding student staff members and graduating seniors at the Student Staff Appreciation and Awards night. Southern Miss Rec Sports held the 2013 awards night at the end of the spring semester at the Southern Miss Payne Center.

The awards night gave professional staff members the opportunity to say thank you to the students for their hard work. During the banquet, awards and scholarships are given to outstanding student staff members.