Columbia State Community College

Columbia State Community College's Arturs Bremers recently committed to play basketball at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University next fall.

Columbia State Community College students earned academic honors and were named to the dean's list for the fall 2013 semester. To qualify for the dean's list, students must earn 12 or more credit hours for the semester with a GPA of 3.50 or higher.

Columbia State Community College students earned academic honors and were named to the president's list for the fall 2013 semester. To qualify for the president's list, students must earn 15 credit hours for the semester with a grade point average of 3.90 - 4.00.

Columbia State Community College is pleased to announce incoming freshmen for the fall 2013 semester.

Columbia State Community College's Wes Neiderland was announced as a recipient of the 2013 Rawlings Gold Glove Award(R), the standard for outstanding defensive play.

Columbia State Community College nursing student and president of Phi Theta Kappa's Beta Kappa Theta chapter, Colleen Conway is one of only 20 nationwide recipients of the 2013 Frank Lanza Memorial Scholarship.

Students of Columbia State Community College were named to the dean's list for earning academic honors during the spring 2013 semester. The following local students earned 12 or more credit hours for the semester with a GPA of 3.50 or higher:

Students of Columbia State Community College were named to the president's list and dean's list for earning academic honors during the spring 2013 semester. The following local students earned a minimum of 15 credit hours for the semester with a grade point average between 3.90 - 4.00:

Dr. Janet F. Smith, President of Columbia State Community College, has announced the fall 2012 academic scholars list of qualifying President's List students. The fall 2012 President's List includes the following students:

On behalf of the Faculty of Columbia State, Dr. Margaret Smith, Provost of Columbia State has announced the fall 2012 Dean's List. The following students have been named to the fall 2012 Dean's List:

Columbia State students include:

Fifty-two nursing graduates received their nursing pins in a ceremony December 14 in the Webster Athletic Center of Columbia State. During the ceremony, the nursing students took the Nightingale Oath of Nursing and received the Columbia State Nursing Pin which is worn on the uniforms of Registered Nurses. Graduates of the fall 2012 Columbia State Nursing program include:

Representing 63 Tennessee hometowns and as far away as New York to North Carolina, Columbia State prepares for its December 15th 2012, Fall Commencement Ceremonies. Columbia State will confer 366 degrees to graduates representing all of the college's five campuses. Commencement begins on the Columbia Campus at 10:00am and will be held in the Webster Athletic Building. Members of the Class of December 2012 include:

Columbia State will recognize Honors Graduates during on December 15, 2012, Commencement Ceremonies at the College's main campus in Columbia, TN. The following graduates earned high honors from the College:

Three members of the President's Leadership Society are set to graduate from Columbia State on Saturday, December 15 during Commencement Ceremonies scheduled to begin at 10am in the Webster Athletic Center on the Columbia, Tennessee campus of Columbia State. The graduating Society members are:

Thirty-Five Columbia State freshman and sophomores are applying for Passports and packing their bags in anticipation of study abroad trips they have been approved to take as part of the Columbia State's Global Education program. Students are scheduled to study in one of eleven countries across the globe and several of those students are scheduled to tour a series of European or Eastern European Capital cities. The trips are scheduled during the summer semester of 2013. Participating students include:

Students in Dr. Barry Gidcomb's US History and Tennessee History classes spent time in class and in the archives, the historical society and historical buildings in the community as part of the experience of living with history. Students volunteered to help out in these organizations working with historical documents, and assisting with visitors. The following students donated at least 15 hours of service:

Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society members from Columbia State will join volunteers from across Tennessee and the state of Kansas in the Memphis, Tennessee St. Jude Marathon during the weekend of December 1, 2012. Students from Columbia State who are participating in the St. Jude fundraiser include:

Columbia State will recognize the 23 members of the College Choir in a community concert scheduled for November 29. The concert, being held in the Ledbetter Auditorium on the main Campus in Columbia, will begin at 1pm. The following choir members will perform:

Columbia State History students logged more than 15 hours each of volunteer work for Rippavilla Plantation's annual fall Corn Maze this year. Whether they were keeping fires burning for Smores, policing the grounds, running concessions stands or greeting visitors, students were pitching in for this seasonal favorite destination. Participating students include:

Nine History students from Columbia Sate explored the Natchez Trace Parkway in a three-day trip led by Professor Barry Gidcomb. Following the required preliminary reading of "Life and Travel Along the Old Natchez Trace", students traveled the length of the Trace, stopping at various historical sites along the way. Participating History Students were:

The Beta Theta Kappa Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa has completed its single largest induction of students into the honor society in its history. 100 new students have brought the total number of Honor Society students to more than 300. "This year is record setting for Columbia State," said President Smith. "The 100 new members of Phi Theta Kappa is the single largest class of honor society inductees in our history." Membership was extended to the following students:

The Beta Theta Kappa Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa has completed its single largest induction of students into the honor society in its history. 100 new students have brought the total number of Honor Society students to more than 300. "This year is record setting for Columbia State," said President Smith. "The 100 new members of Phi Theta Kappa is the single largest class of honor society inductees in our history." Membership was extended to the following students:

Charger Head Coach Brian Collins has released the roster for the 2012 Men's Basketball Team for Columbia State. The Chargers include:

Lady Charger Head Coach Bridget Goodnight has released the roster for the 2012 Lady Charger Basketball Team for Columbia State. The Chargers include:

Columbia State's Respiratory Care Club has announced its membership for the 2012-13 academic year. Membership is extended to students during both Freshman and Sophomore years of the 2-year Respiratory Therapy Associates Degree Program at Columbia State. The following students hold membership in the Respiratory Care Club:

Dr. Janet F. Smith, President of Columbia State Community College, has announced the summer 2012 academic scholars list of qualifying President's List students. The summer 2012 President's List includes the following students:

On behalf of the Faculty of Columbia State, Dr. Margaret Smith, Provost of Columbia State has announced the summer 2012 Dean's List. The following students have been named to the summer 2012 Dean's List:

Dr. Margaret Smith, Provost of Columbia State, has announced the members of the Class of 2014. Students admitted for the fall 2012 semester are expected to complete degree programs allowing them to immediately enter the workforce or to continue their educations at universities. The anticipated time required to complete a program of study at Columbia State is 2 years. Students admitted to Columbia State for the fall 2012 semester include: