The annual event, which has actually run for 11 years but was cancelled in 2020 due to COVID-19, brings students together to operate service projects on campus and throughout the Athens and McMinn County communities. This year's event had 196 students working at 21 project sites. Below are a few photos and words from students and volunteer leaders.
The Tennessee Wesleyan University (TWU) Criminal Justice department, Criminal Justice club, and the Professional Leadership in Criminal Justice (PLCJ) program will host McMinn County-native Kim Harmon for a special evening of stories, experience, and wisdom from the Tennessee Inspector General.
Dr. Rebecca Ashford, President of Chattanooga State Community College and Dr. Harley Knowles, President at Tennessee Wesleyan University (TWU), recently signed an articulation agreement between the two institutions. This agreement will allow a smooth transfer into a Bachelor of Science degree at TWU for graduates with an Associate of Applied Science degree in either management or entrepreneurship.
Avery embraced Tennessee Wesleyan and every moment and opportunity that arose. Upon graduating, Avery was accepted into Ole Miss’s Integrated Marketing Communications master’s program.
The 2022 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings were released last week, with Tennessee Wesleyan University landing on three of the ranking lists.
With parts of the world reopening to travelers, TWU faculty and staff are planning to lead several trips abroad in 2022. For two of those trips, both in May, TWU alumni, friends, families, and community members are invited to travel on these overseas adventures.
Students and Faculty in the Department of Natural Sciences have been hard at work over the last several months producing outstanding research, and participating in unique experiences to prepare them for the next stage in their academic journey.
The Tennessee Wesleyan University Student Life office announced a new health services partnership this week, joining with McMinn Primary Care to provide needed services to TWU students.
Tennessee Wesleyan University added two new members to its Board of Trustees for fall 2021, Loren Plemmons and Rufus Triplett. Both are Tennessee Wesleyan alums, each graduating with a bachelor's in business administration.
It was a banner summer for the Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) program at Tennessee Wesleyan University, as the program received seven-year accreditation status and celebrated their inaugural graduating class.
