Counselor speaks today on emotional healing

After hurt, there is often healing through telling others one’s story, according to Nancy Truett, a licensed professional counselor in private practice. (more)

Magnolia Avenue hosts local government forum

The College Democrats student organization on the Magnolia Avenue Campus will host a political forum on Tuesday, March 31, noon-1:30 in the Community Room. (more)

Medic blood drive at two Pellissippi State locations

Donating just one pint of blood can help save up to three lives. Area hospitals need approximately 350 pints per day to cover supplies for patients, and red blood cells commonly used for surgery and trauma patients have a shelf life of 42 days. (more)

Math Bowl set for March 28

The College is once again hosting the annual Math Bowl for Pellissippi State students. (more)

Pellissippi State hosts student art exhibit

Pellissippi State Technical Community College opens its 2009 Annual Student Art Exhibit on April 1. (more)

Pellissippi State’s institutional research director named chair of state group

Sharon Yarbrough, director of Institutional Effectiveness, Research, Planning and Grant Development, has been named chair of the statewide Institutional Research Directors for the Tennessee Board of Regents. (more)

‘The Fantasticks’ coming soon

Pellissippi State will present six performances of the musical “The Fantasticks” in the Clayton Performing Arts Center. (more)

Job fair scheduled for Wednesday at Blount County Center

Pellissippi State hosts the Blount County Job Fair at the Blount County Center in Alcoa this Wednesday, March 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. (more)

Bluegrass band debuts at Pellissippi State concert April 2

Hardin Valley Thunder, the College’s brand new bluegrass ensemble, will make its official debut Thursday, April 2. (more)

Arbor Day brings planting, visiting experts April 8

When Jerry Burns, professor of chemistry, launched the Arbor Day event at Pellissippi State three years ago, he wanted to do more than talk about trees. (more)

Save the date and help the balloon fest reach new heights!

Though September may feel like a long time, it’s not so very far away when it comes to Pellissippi State’s annual balloon festival. Slated for September 25 and 26, the 2009 Pellissippi State Hot Air Balloon Festival promises to be even more fun, colorful and rewarding than in years past. (more)

BCS offers spring classes for creativity to blossom, knowledge to grow

Discover a new passion or gain a new skill in one of Business and Community Services’ many and varied Personal Development courses. (more)

Area businessman goes ‘green’ through Pellissippi State

Douglas Benton is a true entrepreneur. (more)

Open house for home-schoolers tomorrow

The College is sponsoring its sixth annual open house for home-schooled students and their parents on Tuesday, March 24. (more)

Pellissippi State honors outstanding students March 30

With graduation little more than a month away, many Pellissippi State students are preparing for final exams, reserving caps and gowns, and polishing resumes. Some, though they may not yet realize it, are also about to be lauded for their academic achievement. (more)

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Employee Profile

Name: Terri L. Strader

Title: Manager of Records

Major responsibilities: Supervise Records staff; assist in managing records and registration processes. Manage functions relating to graduation, FERPA, course maintenance/scheduling and transfer credit. Provide guidance to the faculty, staff and administrators on policy/procedure issues and problem solving, and assist in all Records Office functions.

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