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Fringe Fest ‘14 To Conclude Lee’s Writer’s Festival

The Lee University Writer’s Festival will conclude with the ninth annual Fringe Fest, a presentation of original 10-minute plays. The festival takes place Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. in the Edna Minor Conn Theatre, in the Vest Building on Lee’s campus. The theme for Fringe Fest ‘14 is “The Cosmos,” exploring everything from the minutia of everyday life to the mysteries of the universe. “Getting to see the plays ... (click for more)

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Students in Cleveland State Community College’s Social Work Program participated in a service learning project to help community members in need. They collected and purchased over 500 items to include in “Crisis Packs” to be distributed by United Way of Bradley County (Homeless Initiative) and to families who are residing at The Ronald McDonald House in Chattanooga. Pictured from left to right: Jana Pankey, associate professor/Social Work Club advisor, Students Meagan Lunsford, Tiffany Widener, Ryan Nipper, Monica Armstrong, Jamesha Moseley, Jackie Hale, Martika Barrett, Allie Wilga-Day, Shannon Clements, Heather Hall, Hayley Davis, Kristi Gaddis and Samuel Hamby.

High Schoolers Investigate Murder Scene In Northwest Georgia

ACE Awards Banquet Set For Tuesday

Several dozen soon-to-be graduates from Whitfield County’s Northwest Whitfield High School got a first-hand taste of the Criminal Justice program at Georgia Northwestern Technical College on the Walker County Campus in Rock Spring, Georgia. The students in the Georgia Northwestern Technical ... (click for more)

The 2014 ACE Award Banquet will be Tuesday, from 6-8 p.m. at the UTC Student Center, Tennessee Room, 2nd Level. Only 15 percent of college freshmen plan to major in civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering, according to the Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA. ... (click for more)

April 22, 2014

Dalton State’s Next Step Program Guides High School Seniors

April 22, 2014

Alexander Lauds Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Decision In Michigan Case

April 22, 2014

Dr. Schwenn: See The Future Of Science Education

Aided by a grant from the Workforce Investment Act, Dalton State College is working to bring together retired educators and high school seniors for the Next Step Program which provides area students ... (click for more)

Senator Lamar Alexander, the senior Republican on the Senate education committee and former U.S. Secretary of Education under George H.W. Bush, released the following statement on the Supreme ... (click for more)

On two days in May you will have the opportunity to see the future of science education when we hold dedication and open house events celebrating the opening of our new science building, Shelby ... (click for more)

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