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Faculty Art Exhibition featuring: Abby Felber | Nate Symth | Patrick Green | Rob Matthews
Ongoing through October 21, 2022, 6pm Faculty Art Exhibition featuring: Abby Felber | Nate Symth | Patrick Green | Rob Matthews The Art Gallery at Volunteer State Community College is excited to open the academic year by featuring works by faculty members of the Department of Art. The exhibition organized by the Gallery Manager, Jason […]
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Ongoing through October 31, 2022, 5pm Vol State will observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We will focus on relationship violence & sexual assault. We want to identify what relationship violence & sexual assault are, share support resources, and honor our Survivors! Event type: VSCC Event Template Event Location: Other Room: Campus wide Contact Name: Tiffany […]
Classes End: 1st 7 Weeks
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KEY Lecture Series
October 7, 2022, 9am - 12pm KEY Lecture Series KEY Lifelong Learning Lecture Series September 23rd - October 28th, 2022 9:15 a.m. - 12:00 Noon Caudill Hall Building, Room 102 FEE: $59.00 whole series September 23 “Black Patch Tobacco War” and “Legend of Bell Witch” by Dr. Rick Gregory, Historian, Author September 30 “F.W. Woolworth […]
"The Rainbow Fish" Children's Theatre Play
October 7, 7pm - October 8, 2022, 7pm "The Rainbow Fish" Children's Theatre Play Vol-State's Children's Theatre class will be performing "The Rainbow Fish" on October 7th at 7:00pm and October 8th at 2:00pm and 7:00pm in the Wemyss Auditorium in Caudill Hall! Admission is free and the event is open to the public! Come […]
Census: 2nd 10 Weeks
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Fall Break: No Classes, Offices Are Open
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Fall Break: No Classes, Offices Are Open
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Last Day for 100% Refund: 2nd 7 Weeks
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Posts published in April 2019

Volunteer State Annual Art Exhibit brings fresh perspectives

By SettlerOnline on April 22, 2019

By Danielle Salvato

On Tuesday, April 16, the first floor of the SRB building was filled with students and faculty. Everyone gathered around the array of sketches, 2D and 3D design, photographs, paintings, graphic design pieces, and ceramic works created and submitted by students.

According to the Volunteer State Community College Campus Events web page, “The Exhibit is free to the public and open Apr 11– 25, at the Vol State Gallery, first floor, Steinhauer-Rogan-Black Humanities Building (SRB), Gallatin campus.”

Anyone interested can see the exhibit for themselves between these dates.

Vol State to host Pet Therapy Stress Buster event at Thigpen

By SettlerOnline on April 22, 2019

By Allyson Oakley

Volunteer State Community College will host the Pet Therapy Stress Buster event on campus April 29 and 30, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Pets and their owners, from Music City Pet Partners, will be at the Rochelle Center Thigpen Library for students to take a break from school.

Coordinator of Library Services Lynda Vincent said, “We call it a stressbuster to help students get rid of their stress. We try to do it each semester at finals time.”

Lady Pioneers are finishing strong

By SettlerOnline on April 22, 2019

By Erin Holloway

The Lady Pioneers have been clicking on all cylinders this season, with great hitting, running, pitching, and confidence.

“Hitting and defense, we need that and good team chemistry,” said assistant coach Jimmy Buckner when asked what are some pivotal elements that the Lady Pioneers need to win in tournament.

The Lady Pioneers team chemistry will be a big factor because that’s how they’ve accumulated a lot of wins this season, they know each other on the field, and they play extremely well together.

Pioneers preparing for tournament play

By SettlerOnline on April 22, 2019

By Erin Holloway

Under .500 the Pioneers have had their ups and downs, but they continue to play hard and together throughout the season.

The season is winding down and the playoffs are less than two weeks away. The Pioneers pitching is crucial to their success this postseason and they must find a flow offensively.

“Its been our one struggle all season, scoring runs, so to have a good run in the tournament we’ll have to figure out something offensively,” said head coach Ryan Hunt.

Settler spotlight is on Joanne Brown, master gardener

By SettlerOnline on April 22, 2019

The Volunteer State Community Garden is home to flowers, vegetables, fruits, bees, birds, and much more thanks to volunteers, campus gardeners and Master Gardener Joanne Brown.

Brown was a student at Vol State and graduated with a degree in general business in 2010. After completing her degree, Brown began her journey of becoming a Master Gardener through theUniversity of Tennessee Extension Service.

According to extension.tennessee.edu, UT’s main goal with this program is to increase the availability of horticultural information to improve quality of life with community garden or landscape programs.