King University will offer a new health care administration bachelor’s degree in the summer and fall terms of 2013. “We are excited to offer health care administration as a Bachelor of Science degree for the region,” Mona Salyer said. Salyer is the director of recruitment for King University’s Graduate and Professional Studies and Online Programs. “The program is designed for working adults and combines a health care administration program with
Cornerstone Academy Summer Camps is offering a full day camp as well as a half day camp to students currently in grades K through 7. The full day camp will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the half day camp will be held from 8 a.m. to noon. There will be two different sessions offered on June 10-14 and June 17-21, with different camps offered both weeks.
Lincoln Memorial University President B. James Dawson conferred degrees on 445 students Saturday in the school’s Tex Turner Arena. Of those, 163 were associate’s degrees, 178 were bachelor’s degrees, 102 were master’s degrees and two were doctoral degrees. Family and friends of more than 400 students participated in the commencement ceremony, and six individuals received special honors from the university. Professor Richard Carwardine, president of Corpus Christi College in Oxford,
Graduating seniors from Lakeway Area high schools were among those recently recognized at the 2013 Academic Achievers banquet in Knoxville. Students were selected based on academic achievement and participation at school and within the community Lakeway Area students are listed below by high school, with some of their respective achievements, memberships and scholarships. Morristown-Hamblen High School East: —Chance Logan Cansler: first place parliamentary procedure and second place leadership in Future
Hawkins County Schools recently recognized its Teacher of the Year candidates from each school with a banquet. Those honored include kindergarten through fourth-grade teachers Vickie Dyer of Bulls Gap School, Amiee Ellis of Carter’s Valley Elementary, Rebecca Rollins of Church Hill Elementary, Linda Henard of Hawkins Elementary. Those honored in that grade level include Margaret Palko of Joseph Rogers Primary, Melanie Hammond of Keplar Elementary, Mollie Bolton of McPheeter’s Bend
The Tennessee Technology Center at Morristown held it’s spring graduation ceremony Tuesday, and the following students received diplomas or certificates. Auto Body Technology: Aaron Brogan, John Buchanan, Jason Cotter, Scott Hemingway, Preston Jones, Zac Scroggins and Brandon Williams. Automotive Technology: Timothy Greene, Lucas Lewis, Eric Lunsford, Jessie McMahan, Coy Parrish, Michael Williamson and Daryl Yoder. Aviation Maintenance Technology: Bobby Metcalf and Johnathan Roach. Business Systems Technology: Carolyn Cox, Joan Eaves,
GREENEVILLE – The 2013 Old Oak Festival will feature fine arts and crafts from more than 70 vendors as the revived festival makes its return to the Tusculum College campus April 19-21. The arts and music festival will span three days and will feature something for everyone, including music, art, theater and creative writing, as well as gallery and museum exhibits on the Tusculum College campus. The arts and crafts
The past few months has been an exciting time for Gabriella (Gabby)
During the annual meeting of the Walters State Foundation Board of Trustees
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SCOTTSBORO, Ala. — The Walters State Senators opened play in the NJCAA