Three Rivers College
Cedric Henderson currently serves as the Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at Three Rivers College, where responsibilities include player development, game strategy, recruiting, and mentoring student-athletes. Henderson fosters a competitive and team-oriented culture aimed at enhancing players' success at the junior college level and beyond. With a robust coaching background, Henderson has held positions such as Assistant at the 2020 NBA Assistant Coaches Program, Cross-Country Men's Coach and Head Men's Basketball Coach at Overton High School, Head Men's Basketball Coach at Collierville Schools, Assistant Men's Basketball Coach at Christian Brothers University, and Head Men's Basketball Coach at Southwest Tennessee Community College, along with coaching at Trezevant High School. An alumnus of the University of Memphis, Henderson obtained a Bachelor's degree in Education between 1993 and 1997.
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Three Rivers College
Three Rivers has provided quality, accessible and affordable learning opportunities and services for academic scholarship and professional success to Southeast Missouri since 1967. As the Community College of Southeast Missouri, they provide college transfer and career-technical programs to residents throughout a 15-county service area. Three Rivers offers Associate Degrees in Arts, Arts in Teaching, Science, and Applied Science, with articulation agreements guaranteeing smooth transfer to Southeast Missouri State, MSU, and Mizzou. They also provide a broad range of career and technical programs, including a wide variety of Allied Health and Nursing programs, a Green Diesel Technician program, and job training agreements with manufacturers across our service area. They host the the largest law enforcement training academy in the state, and provide the majority of firefighter training services used by fire departments statewide. Three Rivers has been named one of the fastest growing community colleges in America by "Community College Week" magazine, and one of the Top Ten Safest Colleges in Missouri by StateUniversity.com for two years in a row.