Columbia State Community College

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce 713 students named to the Dean's List for earning academic honors during the spring 2020 semester.

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce 153 students named to the president's list for earning academic honors during the spring 2020 semester.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Columbia State emergency medical technician faculty recently pinned 47 new advanced emergency medical technicians upon completion of an accelerated program in a ceremony held in the Webster Athletic Center.

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 Community College is pleased to announce and congratulate more than 250 fall 2019 graduates. The following students graduated from Columbia State in December and earned a degree or technical certificate.

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce 625 students named to the Dean's List for earning academic honors during the fall 2019 semester.

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce 128 students named to the president's list for earning academic honors during the fall 2019 semester.

Southern values became a tale of Greek heroics during a study abroad trip for Columbia State Community College student, Josh Valdes during a recent visit to Mystras, Greece. Exemplifying respect and kindness, Valdes provided extraordinary assistance to an elderly woman, unable to descend on her own, by quite literally carrying her down a mountain to safety.

Columbia State Community College student, Anthony Thomas, recently placed second in the Industrial Motor Control competition at the Tennessee state SkillsUSA competition.

Columbia State Community College recently honored the three inaugural anesthesia technology graduates in a pinning ceremony in the Waymon L. Hickman Building.

Columbia State Community College nursing faculty pinned 46 new nursing graduates in front of family and friends during a traditional ceremony held May 3 in the Webster Athletic Center.

Columbia State Community College recently recognized participants in the TRiO program at the ninth annual TRiO Student Awards Celebration in two ceremonies April 25 at the Brass Lantern Restaurant and May 2 at Southern Tre Steakhouse.

Columbia State is pleased to announce the spring 2019 graduates. In total, 490 students graduated from Columbia State May 4, with 344 degree and certificate candidates recognized during the fall commencement ceremony.

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce 149 students named to the president's list for earning academic honors during the spring semester.

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce 553 students named to the dean's list for earning academic honors during the spring semester.

Columbia State Community College recognized 11 respiratory care graduates during its annual pinning ceremony May 2.

Columbia State Community College honored 17 veterinary technology program graduates in a pinning ceremony April 27.

Columbia State Community College honored 24 radiologic technology graduates in a pinning ceremony April 30 in the Cherry Theater on the Columbia Campus.

The Columbia State Community College Student Veterans Organization, in collaboration with the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress, recently hosted an event where they collected more than 20 hours of stories of service from more than 25 U.S. military veterans.

Columbia State Community College's Film Crew Technology students recently participated in the 54 Film Fest where they won eight honors for a short film they had to write, shoot and edit in 54 hours.

Three Columbia State Community College students recently presented research projects at the Community College Undergraduate Research Initiative in Glendale, Arizona.

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.

Miami University students who are ranked in the top twenty percent of undergraduate students within each division for first semester 2018-19 have been named to the dean's list recognizing academic excellence.

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.