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Board of Regents set to discuss leadership of 2 colleges

Board of Regents set to discuss leadership of 2 colleges
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Coronavirus funding provides tools for diesel mechanic students

Coronavirus funding provides tools for diesel mechanic students
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West Tennessee Community Mourns Loss, Celebrates Life Of Captain Spectrum Creator

Credit Neal-Tarpley-Parchman Funeral Home Few people get the opportunity to see their legacy come to fruition during their lifetime, but 19-year-old Chris Miller of Stewart County, Tennessee did. The well-known autism advocate and creator of the anti-bullying character, Captain Spectrum passed on Feb. 12 after sustaining a head injury in a falling accident. Miller began his advocacy work for the autism community when he was only 12 years old. After recovering from a second suicide attempt brought on by bullying from peers, Miller created his own superhero, Captain Spectrum, to help others better understand him and others like him. Comic drawing of Captain Spectrum

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5 Lee Faculty Receive Tenure - Chattanoogan com

5 Lee Faculty Receive Tenure Monday, February 22, 2021 Dr. Charlotte Webb. Following its annual board meeting this month, Lee University’s Board of Directors has awarded tenure to five faculty members. The new tenured faculty members are Dr. Joseph Daft, Dr. Rebecca Hergert, Jordan Holt, Dr. Christopher Stephenson, and Dr. Charlotte Webb. Dr. Daft joined Lee’s College of Arts and Sciences as an assistant professor of biology and health science in 2015. He teaches courses in health science, microbiology, and anatomy. Dr. Daft earned a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in pathology with a focus on diabetes-based pathology and immunology from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and his Bachelor of Science (BS) from Juniata College. While at UAB, Dr. Daft served as a graduate research assistant and teaching assistant. He has also been a research fellow at the University of Toledo and an adjunct professor at the University of Montevallo.

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TCAT team heading to national manufacturing competition

TCAT team heading to national manufacturing competition They are schools that prepare Tennesseans for careers in several different trades that are in high demand, even during the pandemic. and last updated 2021-02-12 23:48:26-05 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â They are schools that prepare Tennesseans for careers in several different trades that are in high demand, even during the pandemic. Now a team of students from the Tennessee College of Applied Technology is getting ready to show off their skills on a national stage. Kennedy Chapa is part of a team that will represent TCAT s Dickson and Clarksville campus during next month s national Project MFG competition, that includes events like welding and other hands-on tasks.

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