Motlow appoints new deans
Dr. Pamela Harris has been named as the dean of Motlow State Community College’s Moore County Campus. Harris also serves as an associate professor of Sociology and Psychology at Motlow.
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Dr. Pamela Harris has been named as the dean of Motlow State Community College’s Moore County Campus. Harris also serves as an associate professor of Sociology and Psychology at Motlow.
Adam Boyd, Motlow State Community College student and Marine Corps Veteran, was awarded the Chancellor’s Commendation for Military Veterans.
Motlow State campuses are open to all students this fall semester May 06, 2021 at 04:43 pm by WGNS Motlow State Community College will re-open its campuses to in-person students for the fall semester. Motlow’s reopening aligns with the Tennessee Board of Regents institutions across the state. The college will initiate its return to campus plan beginning May 10. Specific details for accessing campuses and services are available at www.mscc.edu or by calling 1-800-654-4877 between 8 am – 4:30 pm CST. In a college-wide communication, Dr. Michael Torrence, President, stat...
Tips for Finding Your Way to a (High-Paying) Trade Job Listen Apr 28 (Cha Pornea for NPR) Figuring out what to do with your life is a challenge for anyone. Students are often told to get their bachelor's degree and find their passion and they'll eventually be rewarded by landing their dream job. For most people, it's not that simple. Along the way, Isis Harris in Portland, Ore., says, "I kept hitting walls and I kept running into obstacles." Then she took a course designed to sample different jobs in construction, and while wiring a light bulb, a switch flipped in her head. Almost five year...
Cha Pornea for NPR Figuring out what to do with your life is a challenge for anyone. Students are often told to get their bachelor's degree and find their passion — and they'll eventually be rewarded by landing their dream job. For most people, it's not that simple. Along the way, Isis Harris in Portland, Oregon says, "I kept hitting walls and I kept running into obstacles." Then she took a course designed to sample different jobs in construction, and while wiring a light bulb, a switch flipped in her head. Almost five years later, Isis is finishing up her apprenticeship to be...