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Carter High School to host ‘Registration Days’ for Pellissippi State

Pellissippi State Community College is reaching out to community members in East Knox County through its newly opened Strawberry Plains Campus and will host summer registration days for prospective college students at Carter High School. “‘Registration Days’ at Carter High … Continue reading

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Pellissippi State schedules New Student Orientation sessions for fall semester

Those who have been accepted to attend Pellissippi State Community College for fall semester should make plans now to attend a New Student Orientation session. The sessions are required of all first-time degree-seeking freshmen and are recommended for transfer students. … Continue reading

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Pellissippi State hosts two summer New Student Orientation sessions

Summer semester begins at Pellissippi State Community College the end of this month, and those who plan to attend should reserve a spot in New Student Orientation. Only two sessions are offered, so accepted students are urged to save their … Continue reading

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Choral music featured at Pellissippi State’s season-ending free concert

The Music Concert Series presented by Pellissippi State Community College comes to a close for the 2012-13 season on May 2 with an evening of choral music. Free and open to the public, the Spring Choral Concert features performances by … Continue reading

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Pellissippi State exhibit features art of graphic design students

Andy Warhol is arguably the most famous commercial illustrator-turned-artist. His iconic early images of Campbell’s soup cans and Coca-Cola bottles went on to become some of the most expensive art ever sold. An upcoming student exhibit at Pellissippi State Community … Continue reading

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En garde! Dueling takes center stage in Pellissippi State’s Faculty Lecture Series

Charles R. Miller, head of theatrical productions and a Theatre faculty member at Pellissippi State Community College, is throwing down the glove, so to speak. He defies anyone to fail to enjoy his upcoming presentation, “The History of the Duel.” … Continue reading

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Pellissippi State celebrates Earth Day with recycled-art exhibit, festivities

In celebration of April 22’s Earth Day 2013, Pellissippi State Community College is hosting a unique art exhibit that is available both in an online gallery and in Pellissippi State’s Bagwell Center for Media and Art. All artwork to be … Continue reading

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Pellissippi State plans ‘Art of Propaganda’ lecture

Are shopping bags and iconic posters turned Internet pop memes simply entertainment … or are they methods of propaganda? That’s the question Knoxville-based sculptor and performance artist Caroline Covington will seek to answer during her free, Gnosis-sponsored lecture, “The Art … Continue reading

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Community invited to Pellissippi State’s April 25 Student Design Showcase

It’s not often that graphic designers get to display their work and potentially receive multiple job offers during one four-hour event at one location. That’s the scenario at the annual Communication Graphics Technology Student Design Showcase scheduled for April 25 … Continue reading

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Mark your calendar for Pellissippi State’s next to last concert of the season

The Music Concert Series presented by Pellissippi State Community College offers free musical events throughout the academic year. They range from jazz and bluegrass concerts to choral performances and holiday celebrations. The first of the series’ last two offerings for … Continue reading

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