Community Volunteer Community College is a publicly supported two-year college located in Gallatin, Tennessee and operated under the auspices of the Tennessee Supervisory Board.
Vol State , as it is known, serves the Nashville suburb community. The college is about 30 miles (48 km) northeast of the suburbs of Nashville, Gallatin. In total, Vol State serves 11 counties in northern Central Tennessee: Clay, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Robertson, Smith, Sumner, Trousdale, and Wilson.
Vol State has five main divisions: Health Sciences, Humanities, Business and Technology, Social Sciences and Education, and Mathematics and Science. Popular programs in schools include Radiology Technology, Physical Therapist Assistant, Criminal Justice, Education, Pre-Care, and Communication. The college has television studios, radio stations, and recording studios. It offers Entertainment Media Production programs and classes in recording, video production, music web design business. Many students choose the University Studies program that prepares them for transfer to four-year colleges and universities.
Vol State has a title center in Livingston, Tennessee. Colleges offer many programs at the Highland Crest Higher Education facility in Springfield, and Cookeville Higher Education Center. Vol State also offers several third and fourth year level courses through arrangements with other institutions. Vol State offers classes in traditional, online, and hybrid formats.
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Student life
The four campuses of Vol State have events and activities for students. From concerts and art performances to speakers and outdoor events. A list of current student organizations can be found at http://www.volstate.edu/StudentLife/Organizations.php The Student Government Association (SGA) is where students gather to discuss policy, funding, activities, and student participation across life students. Some student organizations outside the SGA include Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society, Team Change, Spectrum, Crafts Alliance, and more. If students want, they can work in the student weekly newspaper, The Settler , or participate in the award-winning student's literature publication, "Pioneer Pen". Students can also work on the Vol State radio station, WVCP, where they can schedule weekly hosts and learn best practices for becoming a broadcaster. Theater students produce several plays every year and the Music Department displays each semester featuring artists and groups of students. The Music Department also produces CD artists or groups of students for sale on every display. Students have free access to Gallatin's fitness room with treadmills and exercise machines.
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Program gelar dan sertifikat
Vol State offers more than 100 courses. The campus is fully accredited by the Association of Colleges and South Schools to award A.A. (art association), U.S. (science associations), A.A.S (associations of applied sciences), A.S.T (teaching associations in teaching), and A.F.A (art associations) degrees. The college also offers many technical certificates in various disciplines.
Vol State participates in the nation's TN Promise and TN Reconnect program, which, respectively, provides free classes for high school graduates, and adult students who do not yet have a degree. It also offers some financial aid assistance for people with degrees who are considering pursuing a new degree.
Vol State in Livingston
Vol State in Livingston is the location of the full degree of service from Volunteer State Community College. The campus underwent a large multi-year construction project that transformed the original building into a new facility. It features 15 classrooms with the latest teaching technology; ITV's interactive television room, biology-science laboratory, computer lab, library, 18 faculty offices, administration offices, outdoor and indoor study areas. Several classrooms were prepared for the Allied Health class.
Vol State offers science associations and applied science degree associates in Livingston. Classes include general education, career and vocational courses. They are scheduled in the afternoon and afternoon. The format includes online and traditional classroom courses.
Kampus Livingston terletak di 113 Windle Community Road.
Vol State di Highland Crest
Vol State, along with Austin Peay State University, offers classes at the Highland Crest site in Springfield, Tennessee. The $ 4.4 million facility contains 25,000 square feet of four-class residential space, multipurpose hall, science laboratory, interactive television room (ITV), bookshop, library, learning support center, and ten faculty offices. Classes offered on this campus include general educational requirements for most degree programs.
A Springfield local, Billy Batson, donated the land to the Highland Crest. Robertson County and Springfield leaders provide $ 6 million for construction. A partnership with the nearest NorthCrest Medical Center ensures that operational costs for the site will be funded for the first two years of operation. The campus opened on 24 June 2011 in time for the fall fall of 2011.
Highland Crest terletak tak jauh dari Highway 431 di Springfield, William Batson Parkway di 150 Laureate Avenue.
Vol State di Cookeville
Vol State offers classes at Cookeville Higher Education Campus (CHEC). Classes include general educational requirements for most degree programs. CHEC is a partnership with Tennessee Tech University, which also offers classes there. TCAT classes are also held at CHEC. CHEC is located at 1000 Neal Street in Cookeville.
Athletics
Athletic teams at Volunteer State Community College include Baseball, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, and Women's Fastball Softball. Inter-college teams have been very successful and nationally ranked. Vol State is a member of the Western Division of the Junior Athletics Association and the Tennessee College Community. Vol State is also a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association Region VII.
Cincinnati All-star painter Steve Delabar attended school.
The Vol Country baseball team went to Junior College World Series twice, in 1994 and 1999. The softball team competed in the NJCAA Division One Softball Championship in 2011 and went to the final round in 2012.
April 7, 2006 Tornado
The college was heavily damaged by the tornado outbreak on 7 April 2006. Two buildings suffered direct attacks from the whirlwind, and over 90 cars in the parking lot were damaged and destroyed. There were only minor injuries on campus. Administration Building Hal Reed Ramer received major damage, including damage to the President's office. Noble Caudill Hall suffered the most damage, because the second floor on the south side of the building collapsed, and most of the roof above WVCP radio and Wemyss Auditorium were torn and/or collapsed inside. Caudill Hall was closed for over a year and a half until repair was completed. Overall, eleven classrooms had to be relocated due to damage and 72 faculty and staff offices were moved. The coordinator of the construction of state volunteers and campus security staff has been credited with helping save lives on the day of the tornado struck. They are honored in the ceremony at school.
In the spring of 2007, Ramer's buildings were again fully loaded, including new homes for student radio stations. The Caudill Building reopened for class on January 12, 2008. A major landscaping project completed in spring 2008 marks the end of a tornado repair.
Administration
- Hal R. Ramer (president of establishment 1971-2004)
- Dr. Warren Nichols (president 2004-2011)
- Dr. Bruce Scism (interim 2011-2012)
- Dr. Jerry Faulkner (2012-present)
See also
- WVCP - campus radio station
References
External links
- http://www.volstate.edu/Official site
- [1] Official college blog
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