Tusculum’s Heather Keene selected to Harvard University’s Women in Education Leadership program
Heather Keene, associate vice president for the College of Health Sciences, was recently selected as a member of Harvard University’s ...
Tusculum expects to enroll first optometry class in 2020
Tusculum is anticipating enrolling the first students in the new optometry doctoral program in 2020, pending approval of all certifications ...
Circuit Court Judge Tom Wright to lecture at Tusculum
Greene County Circuit Court Judge Tom Wright will be a featured Arts and Lecture Series speaker on Wednesday, March 21, ...
Tusculum honors Unicoi teacher with “Leslie Franks Day”
Friday, March 16 was officially named “Leslie Franks Day” at Tusculum College when the Unicoi teacher was presented with a ...
Tusculum graduate programs to host multiple Open Houses
Tusculum will host a series of open houses focused on showcasing business and education graduate degree programs for those interested ...
Tusculum Associate of Arts degree now fully online
Tusculum has begun offering an associate degree program fully online and enrollment in the program is now open ...
Schedule change, Wednesday, March 14
Tusculum College, all sites and campuses, will be operating on a one-hour delay on Wednesday, March 14, due to snow ...
Dr. Tricia Hunsader elected president-elect of the Tennessee Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
Dr. Tricia Hunsader, dean of the School of Education at Tusculum, has been elected president-elect of the Tennessee Association of ...
Human Trafficking is topic of upcoming lecture featuring Greeneville native Dr. Hannah Britton
Tusculum’s Acts, Arts, Academia’s series continues on Tuesday, March 20, with the lecture, “Upstream Approaches to Preventing Human Trafficking.” The ...
Tusculum hosts local high school students for College Summit
Students from the four county high schools were given information to help them prepare for the college application process during ...
