Sometimes you find interesting messages in your inbox. Sometimes it’s that free birthday meal coupon from your favorite restaurant buried under months of other email messages. Maybe it’s not expired. Other times you find yourself opening your spam folder with the single purpose of clearing it out– who knows what might be residing in that black […]
Nashville State Opens New East Davidson Campus in Donelson
Nashville State Community College invites the community to attend an Open House celebrating the addition of its newest campus, on Tuesday, August 15th, from 4:00 – 6:00 P.M. The new campus is located in the former ITT Tech building at 2845 Elm Hill Pike in Donelson. In addition to the main campus in Nashville, the […]
Nashville State to host Registration Day on August 2nd
Potential and current students will have the opportunity to register for Fall classes at Nashville State Community College on Wednesday, August 2nd. Application fees will be waived for students that apply during the event. Attendees will have the opportunity to complete the application process, talk with faculty and advisors about programs and classes, and learn […]
Nashville State Community College to host Open House for new Hospitality and Tourism program on July 27 at 4:00pm
Nashville State Community College will hold an Open House on Thursday, July 27, 2017 to showcase Culinary Arts and Hospitality and Tourism Management programs at the Nashville State Southeast campus located at 5248 Hickory Hollow Parkway in Antioch. The event will be held from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm. This is the first public event […]
Students of State: NSCC photography program develops community of unique talent
Cory Guinn just earned his Visual Communications degree with a concentration in Photography from Nashville State Community College, and he knows exactly how he’s going to put it to use. “One of my main goals has been to shoot images for fashion magazines. I love conceptual work,” Cory explains. He enjoys shooting portraits and photographing […]
Students of State: NSCC grad Kris Purcell forges future on history of service
“I’m not kidding, the first semester was hard, really hard,” Kris says. “Community college is definitely not fluff,” she reiterates. Kris is totally emphatic about this point, which is an impressive statement coming from somebody with her life experience. Three and a half months after the September 11th terrorist attacks, Kristine Purcell joined the Army […]
Stories of State: Potential for success at new East Davidson campus engineered by staff dedication
There’s potential here, there, and everywhere in the world, but there’s a tangible sense of opportunity at Nashville State’s new East Davidson campus. This will be a place where students come to take ownership of their individual talents and prepare for their future careers. Jamica Hines, Interim Assistant Director at the East Davidson campus, along […]
Students of State: NSCC VisCom graduate Matt Booker builds local business on national recognition
Matt Booker is all business. It’s a recurring theme when he’s asked about his experience as a student at Nashville State Community College. “Put in the effort, take it serious,” he says. Matt is the first graduate this year to speak with the Foundation about his experience as an NSCC student. He’s generously made […]
Nashville State Community College honored with House Joint Resolution No. 339 for expansion into Donelson community
The Tennessee House of Representatives recently presented Dr. George H. Van Allen, President of Nashville State Community College, with House Joint Resolution No. 339. The resolution commends Nashville State on recent accomplishments including “its dedicated service to the State of Tennessee, its future service to the citizens of Donelson, and its continuing commitment to excellence […]
Foundation Stories: Nursing Alumnae Change Lives in Haiti and at Home
Nursing Alumnae Change Lives in Haiti and at Home We thought we were there to help the kids In May 2016, two alumni of Nashville State’s School of Nursing went on a church mission trip to Haiti. “We thought our purpose in being there would be to help the kids,” Tanaka Hamilton reports. […]
