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Nashville State announced that Thom Druffel has been hired as the director and an instructor of its Hospitality program. Druffel brings nearly 40 years of experience in the local hospitality industry.

Today, the Nashville State Community College Foundation announced their 2021-2022 Board of Trustees. Beginning a three-year term, Tyson Norman and Dee Patel will join 20 other board members. As Young Leaders Council Intern, Karla MacIntyre will serve...

The College’s Clarksville campus, through a generous donation by Kroger, has food and personal items available for students to order in-person or online.

Approximately seven months after stepping up with a $100,000 investment in the Nashville GRAD program for Nashville State students, Amazon has doubled that with another $100,000.

Inmates that will be transitioning out of the Houston County jail have received a two-week training designed to prepare them for entry-level positions as operators and maintenance technicians in the manufacturing industry.

Nashville State has announced that Davidson County residents may be eligible to apply for Nashville GRAD, a program that provides free, targeted financial assistance beyond tuition and academic supports to students.

Nashville State has earned the distinction as a Veterans Education Transition Support (VETS) Certified Campus from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.

Nashville State Community College Expands Industrial Process Control Technology Program to Clarksville campus.

Leaders from Nashville State and TCAT Dickson-Clarksville signed an articulation agreement allowing eligible TCAT students in digital graphic design to transfer credits towards an Associate degree in visual communications at Nashville State.

With more tech companies flocking to the Nashville area and employers in every industry needing to fill job positions with skilled IT professionals, Nashville State has stepped in to be a key workforce solutions partner.