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What is often a patient’s worst day is just another workday for frontline healthcare workers. These professionals must blend technical expertise, compassion, and composure under immense pressure.

Pearl-Cohn and Maplewood high schools are launching Early College programs in Health Sciences and will begin enrolling current students this fall for the programs, which will start in January 2026.

As part of the college’s bi-annual Convocation, twenty-seven educators were recognized during a pinning ceremony on Nashville State’s White Bridge campus for earning ACUE (Association of College and University Educators) certifications.

Nashville State Community College’s Clarksville campus has been approved by the Tennessee Board of Nursing to be an instructional site for the Associate of Science Nursing program.

Nashville State’s under-construction Dickson campus at the Dickson County Center for Higher Education will be an instructional site for the Associate of Science Nursing program.

“We did it.” Those are the words that Luemettrea Williams shared with her daughter, Kaycen, after she crossed the stage and collected her diploma at this May’s Nashville State graduation.

In May, Nashville State joined others from across the state to travel to Japan, increasing cultural awareness and building relationships for future international educational opportunities for students throughout Tennessee.

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.

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.