October 10
Phi Theta Kappa Honors Study Topic Seminar - Gold, Gods,
and Glory: The Global Dynamics of Power
Goins Auditorium
6:30 p.m.
October 15-17
Fall Break for Students
October 20
Medic Blood Drive
Blount County Center
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
October 26
Fall Career Expo 2006
Magnolia Avenue Campus
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
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Tony Crossland |
October 9 |
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Lisa Robinson |
October
9 |
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Debbie Petty |
October
11 |
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Nancy Folks |
October
11 |
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KD Lawson |
October
11 |
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Garry Loftis |
October
12 |
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Bill Freshour |
October
13 |
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Jane Stribling |
October
14 |
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Heather Duby |
October
15 |
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Biff Farrell |
October
15 |
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Judy Hall |
October
15 |
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Ada Koho |
October
16 |
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Carol Nicolls |
October
16 |
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Tom Gaddis |
October
17 |
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Margaret Mason |
October
17 |
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Jerry Burns |
October
19 |
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Suzanne Walker |
October
19 |
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Dave Walton |
October
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Linda Smith-Staton |
October
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Sheryl Burnette |
October
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| A
newsletter for the faculty and staff of Pellissippi State
 Haslams
give College $1 million
Community leaders Dee Bagwell Haslam and James A. (Jimmy)
Haslam III have secured funds of $1 million to be given
to Pellissippi State.
The gift represents the largest contribution the College
has ever received. (more)
 Groundbreaking
launches art and Media Technologies building construction
Pellissippi State formally broke ground September 26, on
a 27,000-square-foot facility that will house the College’s
Media Technologies program, as well as fine arts. (more)
 OST’s
Martha Merrill named Business Educator of the Year
Martha Merrill, associate professor of Office Systems Technology,
has been named the Business Educator of the Year by the
Tennessee Business Education Association. (more)
Three
Knox County high schools join Pellissippi State ‘Dual
Enrollment’ partnership
With the recent addition of Carter, Halls and Catholic high
schools to the “Dual Enrollment” partnership
offered through Pellissippi State, students from seven Knox
County schools can now get ahead on taking college courses
at a reduced tuition rate. (more)
 Student
work in Media Technologies showcased at Downtown’s
Emporium Center
Students from Pellissippi State’s Media Technologies
program showcased their work in the Three Flights Up gallery
in the Arts & Culture Alliance’s Emporium Center
September 14-28. (more)
College
offers non-credit American Sign Language course
Want to broaden your communication skills? Register for
the fall non-credit course in American Sign Language basics
at the Blount County Center. The class, scheduled October
12-December 7, is for people who have no prior knowledge
of American Sign Language. (more)
EMPLOYEE
PROFILE  Name:
Charles Cardwell
Title: Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Major Responsibilities: Provoking/inspiring
students to exercise their minds and break out of their
self-imposed immaturity.
Length of service at the College: Started
as an adjunct in the spring of 1999 and became full time
in the fall of 2004.
Place of Birth: Oak Ridge
(more)
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"Inside Pellissippi" is a bi-monthly
electronic publication produced by the Community Relations Office
for the faculty and staff of Pellissippi State Technical Community
College, 10915 Hardin Valley Road, P.O. Box 22990, Knoxville,
Tennessee 37933-0990. All suggestions and comments should be sent
to Julia Wood (jwood@pstcc.edu).
For past issues,
visit the Inside Pellissippi Archive.
©2004-2006,
Pellissippi State Technical Community College
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