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The Western Kentucky University Forensics Team won both the National Forensic Association Individual Events Team Championship and the National Forensic Association Lincoln-Douglas Debate Team Sweepstakes national championship, hosted virtually April
Tallahassee Community College will unveil its graduation celebration video at 6 p.m. April 30. A website — www.tcc.fl.edu/2021celebration — will include a showcase of messages to graduates and a commencement program flipbook, among other things. Afterward, a “celebration” package will be mailed to each summer and fall 2020 and spring 2021 graduate. TCC honoring three graduates Tuesday during special awards ceremony Tallahassee Community College is honoring three graduates with awards who either began their academic career in the developmental education program or the Eagles RIS...
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Our Alumni Spotlight for the month of December shines on Ms. Tylar Phillips.December 11, 2020 in Alumni Spotlight, News and Events Our Alumni Spotlight for the month of December shines on Ms. Tylar Phillips. Ms. Phillips is a native of Marshall, Texas. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from Wiley College in 2019. Tylar currently resides in Denton, Texas where she attends the University of North Texas. She will complete her Master of Public Administration degree with a concentration in Local Government Administration in August 2021. Tylar is employed full-time w...