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Join Tusculum President Nancy B. Moody for a reception hosted by Frank Horsman '69 and his wife, Kay.
Talents of Tusculum students, faculty and staff featured in four-day event.
Read about honors, job promotions and retirements in this month's Class Notes.
Newest "Golden Pioneers" will lead procession of graduates in the commencement ceremony and participate in other special activities.
Michael Kennedy '08 dropped by the Greeneville campus on a recent trip to Tennessee and donated his set of Pearl tom toms to the Marching Band program.
Posted on 11 May 2012
The Tusculum College Upward Bound program was recently notified by Tennessee Congressmen Phil Roe that it will receive a renewed grant of $397,593 to serve students in Greene County Schools, Hawkins County, Unicoi County and David Crockett High School in Washington County.
In addition, a grant of $250,000 was also funded to the Tusculum College program to serve 50 students in Cocke and Hawkins counties.
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Posted on 02 May 2012
Tusculum College’s Andrew Goellner was named to the Sports Launch “Thirty Under 30” list of young professionals in the field of sports management. An article featuring Goellner, a senior, and the 29 other college students and young working adults appeared in the April edition of the publication.
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Posted on 23 April 2012
Dr. Michelle Freeman, associate professor of business administration at Tusculum College, was recently notified that she will be published on the website of a national publication. Freeman is an associate professor of business administration at the college.
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Posted on 19 April 2012
The Tennessee House of Representatives passed a resolution on Monday, April 16, recognizing the return of the Old Oak Festival to the Tusculum College campus. The resolution, presented by Rep. David B. Hawk, who is also a former student at Tusculum College and represents Greene and Unicoi counties, honors and recognizes the Old Oak Festival [...]
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Posted on 17 April 2012
Tusculum College, the oldest college in Tennessee and The Old Oak Festival begins this week, running Thursday, April 19 on the Tusculum College campus. The Festival and will feature four full days of activities through Sunday, April 22, and will include artists from a variety of genres, as well as live music ranging from blues to blue grass.
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Posted on 16 April 2012
A fashion show to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity will be held Tuesday, April 17, at Annie Hogan Byrd Auditorium on the Tusculum College campus.
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Posted on 12 April 2012
Teaching scholarships offered
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Posted on 12 April 2012
Want to be part of an active, open-minded group of students dedicated to making a difference in the community? The Bonner Leaders program can be a wonderful way to meet and connect with other people who share interests and passions.
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Posted on 11 April 2012
The art and photography of student Kristen Keefer is on display at the Allison Gallery through Friday, April 13. A reception for Keefer, a graphic design major from Hague, N.Y., was held on Monday.
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Posted on 11 April 2012
Tusculum College's annual "Take Back the Night" event is set for Friday, April 13, 7 p.m. in the Library Bowl. It is an Arts and Lecture series event. The guest speakers are Della Nicole McGuire, M.Ed. (Survivor of domestic abuse and founder of empressland.org) and Annabel Massey '10. Also featured will be a vocal performance by Voices Against Violence President Kimsie Hall. an athletic training major from Cleveland, Tenn.
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