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Pellissippi State signs agreement with Nashville
art college
Officials of Pellissippi State and Nossi College of Art in Nashville
have signed an agreement by which Pellissippi State students can
transfer more easily into Nossi College of Art courses.
Under terms of the agreement, Pellissippi State students can receive
full credit for their Communication Graphics Technology courses
when they transfer into Nossi’s innovative Bachelor of Graphic
Arts degree program in Graphic Art and Design.
Nossi’s bachelor’s program is designed for professionals
working in the communication graphics field, including photography.
Nossi College will assist Pellissippi State communication graphics
technology graduates in securing employment in the Nashville area,
where the job market for graphic art and design professionals
continues to expand.
Students can take some of the general education courses required
in the junior and senior years at Pellissippi State, or at other
approved higher education institutions.
The agreement will go into effect in the 2005-06 academic year.
President Allen Edwards said the college is “excited about
the partnership with Nossi College and the additional avenue it
provides our graduates to build on the high- quality technical
education they received at Pellissippi State.”
“This agreement provides a significant opportunity for our
Communication Graphics Technology students to transfer without
loss of credit and to continue to work while making progress toward
a bachelor’s degree,” said Jim Bruns, vice president
of Academic and Student Affairs.
Nossi College of Art, located in Goodlettsville near Nashville,
is a professional art school accredited by the Accrediting Commission
of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology. It was founded in
1973 and specializes in traditional and digital photography, commercial
art and computer design.
Nossi recently was notified that it will receive a 2005 School
of Distinction Award from the accrediting commission.
“The Nossi College faculty and staff are committed to the
professional success of individual students,” said Berta
Ward, dean of academic advising, articulation and curriculum.
“We are extremely proud of our relationship with Pellissippi
State,” said Nossi Vatandoost, president of Nossi College
of Art. “The quality of graduates from Pellissippi State
is a direct reflection of the talent and passion of their communication
graphics instructors. We look forward to adding to their already
outstanding portfolios.
“Pellissippi State is an excellent institution of higher
learning. I know we will both benefit from this partnership,”
she said.
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