Presidential Inauguration
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TWC inaugurates Dr. Harley Knowles
 “It’s hard to imagine a community across this country that is more
inextricably intertwined in the life and the future success of a college
than this community. I’m inspired by your faith and commitment in seeing
that Tennessee Wesleyan takes its distinctive place as a leader in
higher education.”
- Dr. Harley Knowles, president
Thursday, April 12 was Inauguration Day at Tennessee Wesleyan College.
Dr. Harley Knowles was officially inaugurated as TWC’s 21st president
and community members, visiting colleagues and TWC faculty, staff,
students and alumni gathered together in Townsend Memorial Hall for the
inauguration investiture to celebrate his past nine months of work at
the college.
Upcoming events
TWC Rise N Shine Quarterly Alumni Breakfast
News
Tennessee Wesleyan and J103 partner to give away scholarship
 For the second year in a row, Tennessee Wesleyan College and local
radio station J103 have teamed up to award a scholarship to one
deserving student.
“We’re very excited this year to give this scholarship to someone
entering our Management Excellence, ME program,” said Stan Harrison, TWC
vice president for enrollment services.
“Last year the scholarship was for a traditional student and this
year we’ve made it for a non-traditional student enrolling in our ME
evening program. It’s a degree completion program for students who have
completed at least 60 hours of college work prior to coming to us. It
takes about 15 months to complete, attending one or two night classes a
week.”
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Windt honored with 2010 Exemplary Teacher Award
 The United Methodist Church has awarded the spring 2012 Exemplary
Teacher Award to Tennessee Wesleyan College’s Dr. Nathan Windt, director
of choral activities and assistant professor of music. Sponsored by the
Division of Higher Education of the General Board of Higher Education
and Ministry, the award recognizes Windt for his contribution to his
students and the academic community.
“I am overwhelmed,” said Windt after receiving the award certificate
presented by TWC President Harley Knowles. “I am honored, pleased and
surprised.”
Windt has been a professor of music at the college for four years and
was nominated for this award by Dr. Suzanne Hine, vice president of
academic affairs.
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Alumni
Alumni Updates
Chad Littleton '98, earned his Ph.D. in English Composition and TESOL from Indiana University of Pennsylvania August 5, 2011. Chad lives with his wife, Rebecca, and kids, Erica (6) and Robert (3), in Harrison, Tennessee. He teaches English at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Jaclyn Reynolds Martin '02, and husband Jeremi C. Martin gave birth to their second child Walker Reynolds Martin on July 2, 2011. He is the brother of Annabeth Martin.
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Post-Graduation Career Survey
Tennessee Wesleyan Career Services wants to know where you've landed
since graduation. The Post-Graduation Survey helps us in planning the
future of the college so that more young people can achieve the bulldog
advantage.
Take a few minutes to complete the online survey to update your
contact information and to tell us about your current career situation
(employed, grad school, volunteering, job searching, etc.).
Save the Date
Nurses Pinning Ceremony
May 3 at 7 p.m. Cokesbury UMC Knoxville
Baccalaureate Ceremony
May 4 at 8 p.m.
Townsend Auditorium
Commencement
May 5 at 9 a.m.
Nocatula Gardens
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