Brandon White, center, is a management student at Pellissippi State. The father of five stays busy juggling college and children. Pictured from left are Cedric (first-grader), Chloe (ninth-grader), wife Christy, Clementine (preschooler) and Carleigh (seventh-grader). Son Caleb lives in Washington.
The family of the late Jeff Hendrix poses for a photo after the Dec. 11 announcement of a $1 million gift to the MTSU athletic department at halftime of the Middle Tennessee-Georgia Tech women's basketball game. From left are his children, Timi, Emily and Bennie Hendrix, and his widow, Kay Hendrix; Alan Farley, MTSU's associate athletic director for fundraising, applauds at right. Hendrix is shown in the inset file photo.
Ernie Morelock, instructor of Automotive Service Technology at Northeast State, demonstrates a virtual painter that reduces resource costs and environmental impact.
Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), the Tennessee Board of Regents system is eligible for $258,081,300 in operating funds for Fiscal Years 2008-2009, 2009-2010, and 2010-2011.
Students at the at the Tennessee Technology Center at Elizabethton recently competed for a berth in SkillsUSA state competition in April 2012. Judges were from business and industry.
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The committee met in January and narrowed the pool of 35 applicants to a list of 12 first-round candidates. Since then, committee members have been carefully reviewing the candidates’ dossiers, checking references and collecting additional relevant information. The committee is expected to narrow the list further Wednesday to three to five finalists.