We focus a lot on career goals at South College. We pride ourselves on providing educational opportunities in fields with job opportunities. We are constantly on the lookout for new career growth areas to help our students succeed. But there are students that come to South College with even higher goals. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘south college’
New speakers bureau a resource for our community
Thursday, May 6th, 2010 by Stephen A. South
Looking for a speaker for your group or organization?
The South College faculty is exceptional. Every day, our students are being inspired and motivated by professors at the top of their game presenting fascinating material from first-hand experiences. In an effort to share this wealth of knowledge with our community, we have assembled a speakers bureau. (more…)
South College Takes Exciting Step Forward
Monday, December 21st, 2009 by Stephen A. South
We received some great news for the future of South College this week – news that will benefit students for years to come. (more…)
A season of angels
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 by Stephen A. South
As we reflect on our blessings in this season of giving thanks, many children and families right here in East Tennessee are not so fortunate. No child ever chooses to live in poverty, and no parent wants to be unable to provide a gift or toy for their child at Christmas time.
That’s why it warms my heart when groups like our Student Affairs Advisory Committee ask everyone to be “Someone’s Angel.” (more…)

Last week we began demolition inside the former Goody’s corporate headquarters on Parkside Drive, to convert the office space into our new Parkside Centre Learning Site. We will occupy approximately 85,000 square feet in the property’s “west wing,” which includes a 200-seat auditorium.
When we built our signature building on Lonas Drive, it was such an increase in space I thought it would give us plenty of room to grow. Only four years later, we have filled that building and have been holding additional classes at a second location on Hayfield Road in West Knoxville.
Twenty years may be a long time, but it has gone by in the blink of an eye.