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Today, South College hosted a commencement ceremony for Fountainhead College of Technology students who completed their degrees in December after the technology school’s unexpected closure in Knoxville. The ceremony for 14 students took place at South College’s Parkside campus in

South College has offered assistance to students affected by the shuttering of Virginia College, which announced this week that it would close 11 campuses, including its Knoxville location. Knoxville-based South College will reach out to the displaced students to provide

South College plans to assist Fountainhead College of Technology students complete their fall semester courses following the school’s unexpected closure in Knoxville last week. The completion of these courses would allow some students to complete their degree programs by the

Dr. William M. Gentry, one of the inaugural faculty members of the South College School of Pharmacy, has been selected as the pharmacy school’s new dean. Gentry, who most recently served as executive vice dean of the School of Pharmacy

The South College School of Pharmacy will provide a free community health screening in Alcoa on Saturday, May 12, as part of stroke awareness month. The “Kick-it Annual Community Health Fair” will take place from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on the

South College will host two Career Fairs in May at its Knoxville campuses with recruiters from 25 companies and industries across the region. On Thursday, May 10, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., the educational institution will host a Career Fair at

South College has announced that Dr. Lisa Satterfield will serve as president of the Asheville campus in North Carolina. Satterfield, who most recently served as vice president of academic affairs at the Knoxville campus in Tennessee, has been with South

South College, which has demonstrated its commitment to those who serve our country, once again has earned the Military Friendly® School designation for 2018-2019. “It is a priority for us to not only earn, but also to demonstrate our commitment

Dr. Brian Esters has become president-elect of the Phi Lambda Sigma Pharmacy Leadership Society (PLS), the first faculty member in South College’s School of Pharmacy to hold the national position. Esters was elected to the leadership post at the 2018

South College in Asheville will begin offering a bachelor’s degree in business administration (BBA) with a concentration in project management. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for the global economy. Students who complete the BBA with concentration in project