The Upper Midwest Emmy Student Production Awards recognized four teams of media production students attending Bethel University. The teams were recognized in the Non-Fiction and Commercial categories.
Columbia State Community College and East Hickman High School recently graduated their first class of dual enrolled EMT students. The high schoolers completed the 15 week class in tandem with their high school work.
Twelve Tennessee State University Engineering students have been awarded scholarships to help offset the burden of college by the school’s Engineering Alumni Association. The scholarship amounts range from $1,000 to $3,000.
After the passing of Dr. Mechel Camp, Jackson State and Community College went on the search for a new Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, finally settling on Dr. Jeanne LaHaie, who has more than 20 years of experience in higher education.
The Department of Communication, Fine Arts, and Graphics at Southwest Tennessee Community College is now offering a digital photography technical certificate, A.A.S. in graphic arts technology in game art and design concentration, commercial music technical certificate, and an A.A.S. in commercial music.
In order to allow for more students to become Haas certified, Haas Automation has allowed Pellissippi State Community College to conduct certification tests, allowing for fewer scheduling conflicts at Haas’ Knoxville location.
The free Adult Education Program at Northeast State Community College that helps adult learners in eight counties prepare to obtain their high school equivalency diploma was recently given a $920,000 grant from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs has granted Walsh University’s DeVille School of Business with an accreditation of its business programs.
A group of local business leaders have decided to band together to provide toolkits to the students taking part in Chattanooga State Community College’s Automotive Technician program. The group’s initiative has since received an award for this generosity.
After shuttering the teams back in 2018, Notre Dame College is bringing back men’s and women’s track and field and cross country teams.
