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The Division of Engineering Technology offers training for the careers of the future. More than ever workers are retiring in fields requiring technical know-how. In addition, as distribution centers, automotive manufacturers and chemical processors move into the area, the demand for highly skilled workers continues to increase.

The combination of 2+2 programs and the newly created Tennessee Transfer Path (TTP) makes it possible for students to complete their first two years at Chattanooga State, then transfer to a four-year institution knowing course credits will be accepted.

Mon, Feb 25, 2013

BCIS Recognizes Past Leadership and Launches New Initiatives under New Executive Officers

Wed, Feb 20, 2013

Chattanooga State introduces STEM to 7th- 9th Grade Girls

press_release_2Tue, Jan 29, 2013

2013 Community College Bellwether Award Winners Selected

Charles Gavin, MFG Chemical president (first on left, second row) and Dave Driggers, MFG Chemical vice president of operations (first on left, third row) pose with employees including supervisors and manages who were trained by Chattanooga State. Greg Bennett, assistant professor, chemical engineering technology for Chattanooga State and the Wacker Institute (second from left, third row) designed classes and taught them along with Phil Cioni, assistant professor, chemical engineering technology in the Wacker Institute (third from left, second row).Fri, Jan 25, 2013

MFG Chemical, Inc. trains employees in distillation technology at Chattanooga State

press_release_2Wed, Nov 07, 2012

EWI of Chattanooga donates $6,000 Scholarship to Chattanooga State

 

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Many of the A.A.S. degree programs are accredited by the Technology Accreditation Commission/Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (TAC/ABET) the national accrediting agency for engineering technology programs.

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