The new program falls under the umbrella of the college’s Diagnostic Medical Sonography program, which also includes the OB/GYN and Abdominal-Extended areas of sonography training.

The seamless transfer pathway will help students who earn a Medical Assistant Certificate at Jackson College continue on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Allied Health Sciences with an emphasis in Pre‑Physician Assistant Studies at Grand Valley State University.

The partnerships will help create pathways for students to earn Health Information Management degrees from Davenport University and create a pipeline of individuals who are qualified to help keep patients’ health data protected.

The scholarship has been established through donations from the late Dr. Bassam Atieh’s friends and family to honor his legacy in the field of occupational safety and health.

Humana’s $125,000 investment in the university’s School of Nursing will provide students with nursing scholarships and help remove barriers to education for aspiring nurses.

The grant comes from the American Chemical Society for Matthew Liberatore, Ph.D. and his students to research gels for use in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and food production.

The partnership places graduate students in paid internships within the community schools system to serve as guidance counselors to help students manage their mental health.

The initiative seeks to provide training and education to the next generation of behavioral health professionals.

The scholarship was established by alumnus John Norton Anderson to support science and technology students.

The articulation agreement will give students in agriculture the opportunity to seamlessly transfer from TCAT Jackson into the University of Tennessee Martin’s bachelor degree program.