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newsletter for the faculty and staff of Pellissippi State
 ‘Body
Farm’ founder to speak at Pellissippi State in March
Dr.William
Bass, world-renowned forensic anthropologist and founder
of the “Body Farm,” will describe some of his
work and research in a presentation at Pellissippi State
March 2. (more)
Scholarship
deadline approaching
Faculty
members are asked to remind students that scholarship deadlines
for the 2005-06 school year are approaching. Scholarship
applications that are in by March 15 will have top priority
for consideration. (more)
 Third
trip to Spain scheduled in May
“Salamanca
to the Sea,” a 10-day trip to explore the culture
and heritage of Spain, is planned in late May for Pellissippi
State students and friends. (more)
 2005
Career Fair planned March 2 in McWherter
The
event is scheduled 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in the McWherter
Building on the Pellissippi Campus. As many as 40 private
and public employers are expected to be represented, and
the event should benefit students who are seeking full-time
employment, summer internships and part-time jobs.
(more)
 TVA
donates $5,000 to Pellissippi State Foundation
The
Tennessee Valley Authority donated the funds in early
February to help strengthen the quality of technical education
at the College. The funds are to support Engineering and
Media Technology in developing the Techno-Van. (more)
Pellissippi
Press moves to a ‘blog’ and online newsfeeds
It’s been two years now since you
could find a copy of the student newspaper around the
Pellissippi State campus. No newspaper racks. No scattered
pages in the Student Lounge. No stacks in the Cafeteria.
(more)
Graphics
series under way via Internet
The “Spincycle Design Series”
is being conducted as three-part Internet conference for
students and graphics and design professionals in the
community. (more)
Employee
Profile
 Name:
Kathy Byrd.
Title:
Associate Professor of English.
Major
responsibilities: My primary responsibility is
to teach courses in composition and literature, and this
year I am serving as Faculty Council president and writing
feature stories for Community Relations.
Length
of service at the College: 11 years.
Place
of birth: Knoxville.
(more)
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