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newsletter for the faculty and staff of Pellissippi State
 Variations
Choral Ensemble to Poland
The Wieliczka Salt Mine has been worked for
900 years, and Variations Choral Ensemble will perform there
and at other venues in Poland. (more)
Open house for home-schooled students scheduled
Pellissippi State is sponsoring its fifth
annual open house for home-schooled students and their parents
March 11. (more)
Hear the best of student voices March 13
Get out your planner and circle March 13 for a night out. Then
come out that night to hear the best of the best perform at the
Student Honors Recital. (more)
 Coburn
named director of industrial, contract training
Brad Coburn has been named the director of
industrial and contract training. His position is in the
Business and Community Services Division. (more)
Drama students perform ‘Vagina Monologues’
Drama students will perform “The Vagina Monologues”
Thursday, February 28. (more)
Student
artist, Richard Olowoyo (left), was on hand for a Meet the
Artist reception February 20. His sketches have been displayed
in the Goins Rotunda as part of Black History Month. The
other artwork on display is a collection owned by student
Diana Wenta (right).
Entertainer Michael Peterson entertained
an audience of Pellissippi State students, faculty and staff
February 21 in the Goins Auditorium. His “My Real
Life” tour features music, world class illusionists
and stories to motivate people across the nation to explore
new and exciting ways to build stronger communities. Peterson
is a Grammy and CMA award nominee. His songs include: “Drink,
Swear, Steal and Lie,” and “From Here to Eternity.”
 Name:
Mike North
Title:
Interim Vice President, Student Success and Enrollment
Management
Major
responsibilities: I’m responsible for a
newly formed division that encompasses many of our College’s
services (Student Success), enrollment and the site campuses.
The office in which I serve is also charged with handling
judicial affairs and our Commencement ceremonies. I continue
to serve as an assistant dean at our Division Street Campus,
too.
Length
of service at the College: 15 years
Place
of birth: Morehead, Kentucky
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