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Worldwide Wesleyan hosting Japanese Outreach Initiative
The TWU Study Abroad Office, in conjunction with Trinity United Methodist Church (UMC) and the City of Athens’ Sister Cities Committee, recently launched Worldwide Wesleyan, an initiative to connect international and domestic students on campus and in the Athens community. Worldwide Wesleyan’s next meeting will be held February 20 at 3 p.m. in the sanctuary … Continue reading "Worldwide Wesleyan hosting Japanese Outreach Initiative"
Dental Hygiene Clinic Offering Free Services to Children in February
In recognition of National Children’s Dental Health month, the TWU Dental Hygiene Clinic will offer free dental hygiene services to children 18 and under during the month of February. Services include cleanings, x-rays, fluoride and sealants. “TWU Dental Hygiene is committed to serving the community’s oral health needs, especially those most prone to dental disease,” … Continue reading "Dental Hygiene Clinic Offering Free Services to Children in February"
TWU Launching Brand New Master of Arts in Teaching
Tennessee Wesleyan University will be launching the school’s third graduate program this coming May, a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree. The education graduate degree is a unique program designed largely for “career changers.” The program welcomes applicants with undergraduate degrees in several education and non-education fields who would like to earn teaching credentials … Continue reading "TWU Launching Brand New Master of Arts in Teaching"
Nursing Simulation Center Provides Unique Training Opportunities, Open House February 13
Elevated heart rate. Respiratory rate is elevated. Capillary refill is decreased and there is gastrointestinal illness. What happens next? While the average person may not know the next step, TWU Nursing students are well prepared, thanks in part to the brand new Simulation Center at the TWU-Fort Sanders School of Nursing at the University’s west … Continue reading "Nursing Simulation Center Provides Unique Training Opportunities, Open House February 13"
Young Man of the Year Nominations Being Accepted
Nominations are being accepted for the Athens “Young Man of the Year.” This award will be presented to a deserving recipient at the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting. Candidates must be 39 years of age or younger and the deadline for nominations is Tuesday, January 21. Nomination forms are available upon request by … Continue reading "Young Man of the Year Nominations Being Accepted"
TWU Celebrating Bicentennial with 200 Scholarships
In honor of McMinn and Monroe Counties’ Bicentennial, Tennessee Wesleyan University will be presenting 200 students with the Bicentennial Scholarship in the Fall 2020 semester. Students who received the scholarship must: • Be starting at Tennessee Wesleyan for the first time in Fall 2020 • Have a permanent address in McMinn or Monroe Counties • … Continue reading "TWU Celebrating Bicentennial with 200 Scholarships"
Cleveland State and Tennessee Wesleyan Sign New Business School Agreement
The Business departments of Tennessee Wesleyan University (TWU) and Cleveland State Community College (CSCC) signed a new agreement this week, creating an accelerated process for students to achieve their bachelor’s degree in management. The agreement allows students who complete Cleveland State’s Advance Business program to seamlessly transition into TWU’s Management Excellence (ME) program. Both programs … Continue reading "Cleveland State and Tennessee Wesleyan Sign New Business School Agreement"
TWU Adding Options in Engineering Science Dual Degree Program
Tennessee Wesleyan announced the expansion of the Engineering Science dual degree program, following the addition of University of Tennessee-Knoxville as a partner institution. UTK and Tennessee Tech now stand as the two options for TWU students looking to complete the dual degree program. The 2+2 program allows students to complete their first two years of … Continue reading "TWU Adding Options in Engineering Science Dual Degree Program"
Tennessee Wesleyan University Presents Annual Alumni Awards
Story by Ashley Copeland During this fall’s Homecoming festivities, Tennessee Wesleyan University hosted an Alumni Awards Dinner, honoring a trio of professionals for the achievements and civic contributions. Dr. Tommy Lee “Tom” Phillipsa graduate from the class of 1951, Dr. Phillips was named recipient of the J. Neal Ensminger Distinguished Alumnus Award. This award is … Continue reading "Tennessee Wesleyan University Presents Annual Alumni Awards"
SouthEast Bank Supports 4 TWU Students with Scholarships
Story by Ashley Copeland A generous $30,000 donation by SouthEast Bank is helping four students on their pursuit of higher education this year. The SouthEast Bank Scholars program recognizes and rewards academic excellence by funding education expenses to qualified students within the communities it serves. “SouthEast Bank, through its current scholarship program, has a long-standing … Continue reading "SouthEast Bank Supports 4 TWU Students with Scholarships"
