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Vol State RN Nursing Information Meetings

The Volunteer State Community College RN Nursing A.A.S. Degree Program is offering information sessions for students who are interested in applying for the next class, which starts in June 2020.  The sessions will be held at the Vol State campus locations in Gallatin, Livingston, and Cookeville. Nursing program classes are held in Gallatin and Livingston. The application to apply will be available in March and be due in May. There are general education classes required to be taken before application.

Sonography Receives Continuing Accreditation

The Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program at Volunteer State Community College has received continuing accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). “The recent peer review conducted by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (JRC-DMS) and CAAHEP’s Board of Directors recognizes the program's substantial compliance with the nationally established accreditation standards,” the group said in the report.

Free Academic Help in the College Success Zone

We want to remind everyone that we have free academic assistance available to all students on all campuses. Tutoring includes math and math-based science classes, as well as help with papers and speeches. Other resources include research assistance and programs for students who have specific needs.  We put many of these resources together for what we call the “College Success Zone.” It’s not an actual place, but rather a list of programs, by campus, that can help Vol State students.

Vol State Business Programs Renew Accreditation

The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) Associate Degree Board of Commissioners has reaffirmed accreditation of the business programs at Volunteer State Community College. Vol State has associate of applied science degrees, designed for direct entry into the workforce. The college also offers business degrees designed for university transfer.

MLK, Jr. Event January 27

The Life and Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. is the topic of a public event to be held at Volunteer State Community College on January 27. The Reverend Derrick Jackson of Winchester First Baptist Church will speak. Everyone is welcome to attend and light refreshments will be served. The event will be at 11:15 a.m. in the Nichols Dining Room B, in the Wood Campus Center, 1480 Nashville Pike in Gallatin. For more information contact 615-230-3443.

Free Pregnancy Ultrasounds at Vol State

The Volunteer State Community College Diagnostic Medical Sonography program is offering free ultrasounds for expecting moms in their second or third trimester this spring. The program organizes the scans so that Vol State students can gain experience with real obstetric patients. The scans will be performed in the Sonography Center at the Vol State campus in Gallatin. It’s equipped with six beds, HD screens, and state-of-the-art ultrasound machines. All ultrasounds are supervised by a Vol State faculty member.

Register Now for High School Music Day at Vol State

High School Music Day at Volunteer State Community College brings high school students together for a day of workshops and fun led by Vol State music and Entertainment Media Production faculty. Registration is open now.

Fall 2019 Dean's List and Honor Roll

Congratulations to these students named to the Volunteer State Community College Fall 2019 Dean's List and Dean's List and Honor Roll.

Dean’s List - The Dean’s List recognition is awarded to students that have completed a minimum of twelve collegiate-level hours with at least a 3.750 GPA during the awarding term.

Vol State Fall Graduation Ceremony

Students, family, and well-wishers filled the Pickel Field House on Saturday to celebrate Volunteer State Community College fall commencement. Austin Bonebrake of Portland was named Outstanding Fall Graduate at the ceremony. Faculty nominators cited his overcoming adversity with resilience. Bonebrake was in a sledding accident that broke his C-6 vertebrae and severely damaged his C-5 vertebrae. He came to Vol State quadriplegic, with some limited use of his hands.