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.
A pair of Tennessee Wesleyan University faculty had research published and accepted over the last several months, in addition to putting on the Epidemics of Amnesia symposium near the close of the spring semester.
Tennessee Wesleyan University added four new faculty members across the academic spectrum for the fall 2021 semester, representing social science, business, nursing, and education. The fall semester begins Monday, August 16.
This past week, Tennessee Wesleyan University announced a new partnership with Synergy Security Systems to become the new TWU Campus Security provider. Synergy is a subsidiary of National Management, Tennessee Wesleyan's facilities and management partner for the last 15 years.
Earlier this summer, the Tennessee Wesleyan University Fort Sanders Nursing Department launched a brand-new Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program. The MSN program comes alongside the Bachelor's in Nursing, housed at the University's west Knoxville instructional site, as well as the RN to BSN program, which provides degree completion entirely online.
Tennessee Wesleyan University faculty, staff, and the institution have garnered a number of awards, honors, and recognitions during the spring and summer of 2021.
Commencement exercises were performed April 30 and May 1, as a number of students were recognized for their accomplishments throughout their studies at Tennessee Wesleyan, faculty for outstanding work, as well as community members for their records of service.
The TWU Teaching Innovation Fellows Program is a Title III-supported initiative designed to increase student academic success, performance, and persistence by promoting student engagement through the use of high-impact, evidence-based teaching practices throughout the University.
In an effort to expand educational offerings for the City of Athens, Tennessee Wesleyan University and The Friendly City have entered into an agreement providing discounted tuition to city employees enrolling in TWU's adult degree completion programs.
