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The School of Health Sciences, in its newly renovated building on the White Bridge campus, will serve as a clinical site for HOSA – Future Health Professionals phlebotomy and respiratory therapy skills events on June 20.

With its wide array of programs, Nashville State's School of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math is set on preparing the students for the foundations of core subjects and the consistent evolution in the workplace.

Nashville State and Tractor Supply Company recently celebrated a 5-year anniversary of their workforce partnership.

In collaboration with TriStar Horizon Medical Center, Nashville State is bringing its nursing program to Dickson to help meet the growing demand for qualified healthcare professionals in the region.

The School of Health Sciences at Nashville State continues establishing itself as a premier destination for teaching and training the next generation of healthcare professionals in Middle Tennessee.

Dr. Michael Sundblad has been selected for the inaugural class of the TBR Chancellor’s Fellowship.

Nashville State’s Clarksville campus will once again offer the Paralegal Studies program with in-person instruction, beginning on August 25. The program will also continue to be available virtually.

Organized by the Center for Workforce Development & Continuing Education, Nashville State Community College recently hosted the Jobs for the Future Talent of Tomorrow Fellows.

Twenty-four students from Nashville State Community College will graduate in mid-May as the third cohort of the Grow Your Own program, representing Cheatham, Dickson, and Hickman counties.

Nashville State recently recognized the achievements of its outstanding students during the annual Honors Ceremony, where 32 students across academic divisions were celebrated for their academic accomplishments.