Columbia State Community College

Columbia State Community College students recently attended the 50th General Assembly of the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature at the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville.

Columbia State Student Government Association secretary/treasurer, Amiee Sadler, was selected as the Tennessee Board of Regents Presidents' Council community college liaison and is serving as a voice for community college students.

Members of the Columbia State Community College Student Government Association and the President's Leadership Society attended the 49th General Assembly of the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature Nov. 15-18 at the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville.

Chloe Frost of Leoma has been named Columbia State Community College's 2018-2019 SGA secretary/treasurer. Frost is a business administration major with plans to transfer to the University of North Alabama, where she'll major in interdisciplinary studies. Frost was an SGA senator for the 2017-2018 academic year and also attended the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature. She is looking forward to representing students and helping them on campus.

Amiee Sadler of Columbia has been named Columbia State Community College's 2018-2019 SGA vice president. This is Sadler's first year in student government, and she is looking forward to working toward increasing student involvement and diversity within the SGA. She also hopes to attend the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature this year. Sadler is currently serving as the chapter president of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and the chapter secretary/historian of the Sigma Kappa Delta Honor Society. After graduating from Columbia State, she plans to transfer to a four- year university, then attend law school.

Ashley Patterson was named the 2018-2019 SGA president for Columbia State Community College. Patterson is serving her second term as a member of Columbia State's SGA executive board. The Mt. Pleasant native is working on her Associate of Applied Science in nursing and plans to further her education to become an advanced practice registered nurse. Patterson hopes to increase student involvement at all campuses.

Outstanding Student Government leaders were honored at the annual SGA awards reception. Senator Kristyn Kephart received the Outstanding Senator Award.

Outstanding Student Government leaders were honored at the annual SGA awards reception. Senator Terra Burm received the President's Award from SGA President Kirkland Pinkerton.

Outstanding Student Government leaders were honored at the annual SGA awards reception. Senator Amie Kautsky received the Innovator Award.

Columbia State appoints Ashley Patterson as SGA secretary/treasurer.

Columbia State appoints Austin Smith as SGA vice president.

Kirkland Pinkerton, Columbia State student and SGA president, was recently elected the 2016-2017 secretary of the Tennessee Board of Regents Student Government President's Council.

Columbia State appoints Kirkland Pinkerton to second term as SGA president.

Columbia State has chosen Heather Todd as the 2016-2017 SGA secretary/treasurer. She will have a fabulous perspective to contribute, considering she has been attending the Williamson campus for some time and will be primarily in Columbia in the fall. Todd has held a number of leadership positions in the past, and we are extremely pleased to have her as part of the SGA executive board.

Columbia State has selected Lexi Donnelly to serve as the 2016-2017 SGA vice president. She served as an SGA senator in spring 2016 and served as a student representative at the Campus-Capitol Connection in Nashville, TN in March. After this experience, she said she knew that she wanted to pursue leadership within Columbia State's SGA. Along with Kirkland Pinkerton, Lexi is also part of the President's Leadership Society. She is a driven individual with great ideas for the future of SGA.

Columbia State has selected Kirkland Pinkerton as its 2016-2017 SGA president. He served as an SGA senator during the 2015-2016 academic year. He is also involved in his community and has his own photography business. The Centerville native earned his EMT certificate this past spring and has returned to Columbia State this fall to major in nursning. Pinkerton has a great vision for SGA and is excited to serve our student body as president.

Columbia State congratulates its newly elected 2015-2016 SGA officers.

Columbia State congratulates its newly elected 2014-2015 SGA officers.