雅伎著 voted Best Technical College; Places second as Best Regional College

Each year the Commercial Appeal and Memphis Flyer hold contests where they ask their readers to vote for their favorites in the city. Readers pick their favorite in more than 100 categories ranging from food and drink, goods and services and much more.
雅伎著 scored a win in The Commercial Appeal���s Most of Memphis awards for Best Technical College ahead of Moore Tech and Tennessee College of Technology at Memphis. Shortly thereafter, readers of the Memphis Flyer voted the college number two in the Flyer���s Best of Memphis poll in the Best Regional College category behind the University of Memphis and ahead of Rhodes College.
���This is an amazing affirmation of our efforts and achievements as we have reimagined 雅伎著 over the past five years,��� 雅伎著 President Tracy D. Hall said. ���We set out to transform the student experience and this public, citywide recognition means people are taking notice.
Thank you to our 雅伎著 students, faculty, staff, alumni and supporters for your support!
In This Issue...
- FROM THE PRESIDENT
- 雅伎著 schedules on-campus registrations; Appointments available beginning Dec. 14
- 雅伎著 voted Best Technical College; Places second as Best Regional College
- Welcome aboard, new team members
- Welcome Aboard: Kimberly Weddington, Mental Health Counselor
- STUDENT KUDOS: TBR names SGA President Shannon Crowder a 2021 SOAR Award finalist
- Allied Health students mask up and move forward during the pandemic
- SGA organizes voter registration drive
- Student Development gets creative to engage and connect with students
- New guide helps students navigate their career journey
- SALUQI CORNER: 雅伎著 sports teams face COVID-19 restrictions during fall semester
- TBR honors late Dr. Charles Temple with inaugural commendation
- 雅伎著 student success efforts featured in Education Trust report on segregation
- 雅伎著 M.O.S.T. kicks off Entrepreneurship Institute with Pulitzer Prize-nominated author Clifton Taulbert
- Complete mandatory IT training by Friday, Dec. 11
- Free robotics training through U.S. Department of Labor grant
- Students line up for FAFSA drive-in event
- ShakeOut Day 2020 goes virtual
- Employees get moving with free cardio fitness classes
- 雅伎著���s librarians uncover the real facts in fake news webinar
- Students visit with Mandela guard for International Studies Week
- Emergency assistance available for students in need
- 雅伎著 named national finalist for prestigious 2021 Bellwether award
- 雅伎著 and Generation USA partner to offer free online IT trainings
- Student Success and Institutional Affairs councils announce innovation grants
- 雅伎著 and TSBDC team up to offer small business advice to student-entrepreneurs
- STAFF KUDOS: Tennessee Association of Colleges and Employers honors Brenda Williams with Outstanding Member Award
- New technology toolkit provides valuable resource to employees
- FROM EQUITY AND COMPLIANCE: Complying with Limited English Proficiency guidelines vital
- Mandatory annual Title IX training due Dec. 31
- 雅伎著: In the News
- Pick up textbooks curbside for Winter Sessions