Columbia State Community College

Columbia State Community College is a two-year college serving a nine-county area in southern Middle Tennessee with five campuses, including Columbia, Williamson, Lawrence, Lewisburg and Clifton. Columbia State was established in 1966 as Tennessee's first community college and is committed to increasing access and enhancing diversity at all five campuses. Columbia State is a member of the Tennessee Board of Regents, the sixth largest higher education system in the nation. For more information, please visit www.ColumbiaState.edu.

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Columbia State Named Dakota Villers A 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee

Columbia State Named Dakota Villers a 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee during a virtual presentation May 12. Every year, Columbia State faculty nominate the finest of our students for this award. Criteria include outstanding academic achievements, extracurricular activities and dedicated service to Columbia State and our communities.

Student Excellence - Jun 18

Columbia State Named Tristen Peters A 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee

Columbia State Named Tristen Peters a 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee during a virtual presentation May 12. Every year, Columbia State faculty nominate the finest of our students for this award. Criteria include outstanding academic achievements, extracurricular activities and dedicated service to Columbia State and our communities.

Student Excellence - Jun 18

Columbia State Named Liam Pangelinan A 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee

Columbia State Named Liam Pangelinan a 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee during a virtual presentation May 12. Every year, Columbia State faculty nominate the finest of our students for this award. Criteria include outstanding academic achievements, extracurricular activities and dedicated service to Columbia State and our communities.

Student Excellence - Jun 18

Columbia State Named Benjamin Edwards A 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee

Columbia State Named Benjamin Edwards a 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student Nominee during a virtual presentation May 12. Every year, Columbia State faculty nominate the finest of our students for this award. Criteria include outstanding academic achievements, extracurricular activities and dedicated service to Columbia State and our communities.

Student Excellence - Jun 18

Columbia State Named Abigail Haney the 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student

Columbia State Community College named Abigail Haney the 2019-2020 Carolyn Allred/Lewis Moore Outstanding Student during a virtual presentation May 12. Every year, Columbia State faculty nominate the finest of our students for this award. Criteria include outstanding academic achievements, extracurricular activities and dedicated service to Columbia State and our communities.

Student Excellence - Jun 18

Columbia State EMS Programs Surpass National Licensing Averages

The Columbia State Community College Emergency Medical Services program graduated its Fall 2018 classes with first-attempt credential exam pass rates exceeding national averages on the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician exam. For the first time in Columbia State history, the Emergency Medical Technology-Basic evening class first-attempt pass rate was 100 percent.

Student Excellence - 2019 Feb 19

Columbia State EMS Programs Surpass National Licensing Averages

The Columbia State Emergency Medical Services program graduated its Fall 2018 classes with first-attempt credential exam pass rates exceeding national averages on the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician exam. For the first time in Columbia State history, the Emergency Medical Technology-Basic evening class first-attempt pass rate was 100 percent.

Student Excellence - 2019 Feb 20