GHEC Spring Presentation Ceremony
The Greenville Higher Education Center hosted the spring presentation ceremony of the Riverside Elementary Enriched Classes this morning. Mark DiBiase pictured with Dr. Mary Ann Brocato pose before the ceremony. Over 125 students from grades 3 through 6 were present to receive their completion certificates.

These students participated in a computer technology class taught by Mark DiBiase of Infinite Concepts in Greenville. Storybook video presentations that were students' fall projects were seen for the parents, faculty and friends. Following that, Peggy Snipes, Art Instructor for the Enriched Program, displayed numerous works of art that the students drew from tissue art to watercolors of Walter Anderson and Wyatt Waters.

Over 250 attended the event. This presentation ceremony is part of the King's Daughters and Sons Circle No. 2 Grant that the GHEC received in August of 2010. Margaret Karr, Noncredit Course Coordinator and grant recipient for the GHEC, commented that "this event was the highlight of the year for the students.

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Infinite Concepts sponsors Lauren McCraken's Visual Abundance Watercolor Exhibit
Infinite Concepts proudly hosts the Laurin McCraken Visual Abundance Art Exhibit. This exhibit opened in January 2011 and extends to February 18, 2011. Laurin McCracken is the Chief Marketing Officer of Jacobs Global Building NA in Ft. Worth, Texas. He has put the skills learned over the years in drawing, photography and observation to use as a watercolorist. (Information obtained from http://www.lauringallery.com.)

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On November 3, 2010, Mark DiBiase, of Infinite Concepts, was asked to speak to the Association of Information Technology Professionals. The meeting was held at Delta State University, in Cleveland, MS. Mark shared his past educational and career experiences with the students of AITP. A few of his points were the importance of networking, socially and professionally, taking advantage of oppurtunities, and enjoying what you do.

GHEC and Riverside Gifted Class
Margaret Karr, non-credit course coordinator of Greenville Higher Education Center, asked Mark DiBiase, President of Infinite Concepts, to teach a computer course to the Riverside gifted students class. The class is held one week a month in the fall-winter of 2010. The course includes internet research and creating a media presentation using Windows Photostory.

Mark has thoroughly enjoyed meeting the students and being involved in their education. It’s been a pleasure to extend his knowledge and experience of computers to students of the next generation.

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We Have Moved!
Infinite Concepts is now located at 1365 East Reed Road in Greenville. We purchased the old Mainstream Travel building across Groome Street. This new office allows us more space for repairs and enables us to stock desktop and laptop units, as well as software, accessories, and other parts in house. Please visit us in our new location. We look forward to seeing you!

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Infinite Concepts to Sponsor Mississippi Art Colony Exhibit
Infinite Concepts is pleased to announce it is once again sponsoring a yearly art exhibit at the Greenville Arts Council. The Mississippi Art Colony's traveling exhibit will open at the E.E. Bass Cultural Arts Center on February 26, 2010. The show will include a piece by Greenville’s own Jamie Tate. Infinite Concepts has been an arts sponsor for three consecutive years, and sponsored the first gallery event at E.E. Bass after the Greenville Arts Council relocated its art shows to the newly established Roger D. Malkin Art Gallery. Mark DiBiase, President of Infinite Concepts, has been an board member of the Greenville Arts Council since 2005. For more information on the arts, visit www.greenville-arts-council.com.

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Greenville Honors Its Own
On April 24, 2009, Infinite Concepts was presented the Greenville Honors Its Own award. Pictured here are Mark DiBiase, owner and President of Infinite Concepts, and founder, Steve Miller. Infinite Concepts strives to dedicate our time and effort to help improve Greenville and the surrounding area. We extend our appreciation for this award as we continue to support our home town.

Infinite Concepts believes in Greenville! We know a community is only as strong as its residents' dedication, and we are commited to helping Greenville grow and prosper.

We are strong supporters of Delta Center Stage and the Greenville Arts Council. By donating our technicians' time to maintenance and upgrades of their computer systems, we ensure any problems are solved efficiently and economically. We also support the Delta Children's Museum's 1901 Armitage-Herschell Carousel, located in the E.E. Bass Cultural Arts Center.

Donating our time is not a burden, it's our privilege.

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It's our 10th anniversary!
Infinite Concepts is celebrating our 10th anniversary in 2008! Since 1998 we have been providing the Delta with local service, fast response and always degreed technicians! It is our pleasure to serve our hometown and the surrounding area. We encourage you to browse our website, and call us with any questions!