The new program will create partnerships with local employers to give students pathways from the classroom into a career, supporting the region’s workforce.

The pilot program will help professionals advance their careers by giving county employees the ability to pursue degrees at discounted prices.

Dr. Hottle is also a board-appointed chairperson and assistant professor of nursing at Potomac State College of West Virginia University.

Lim was presented the award for her work in online learning techniques, video technologies, and innovation by the United States Distance Learning Association.

The grant funding will continue the operation of the Shelby County Relative Caregiver Program for the next five years.

The partnership includes working with BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee to create additional opportunities for students who participate in the BlueHorizon apprenticeship pathway.

The purpose of the endowed professorship is to recruit and retain faculty who focus on classroom instruction and shaping students’ futures.

The endowment will provide support to students who are pursuing pre-veterinary studies at the university.

Alumni and current and prospective Alma College students recently gathered at the Alma College Bog to share experiences and learn from each other.

The York Institute Class of 1965 has partnered with the Roane State Foundation for the York Institute Class of 1965 Scholarship Endowment, and an annual scholarship to support non-traditional Fentress County students.