The Chattanooga State Part-time Job Fair connects students from all majors seeking part-time employment with employers seeking to fill part-time positions. This event will be held in the Student Center 

ROME (Real Opportunities for Mentoring Experiences) Culinary

The first Chattanooga State Cookoff event featuring the culinary talents of students in the ROME in Culinary program will take place September 2, 2021 at 11:45am

The event will occur in the Michael P. Hennen Culinary Center in the CBIH Building at the Main Campus of Chattanooga State Community College.

ROME (Real Opportunities for Mentoring Experiences) Culinary offers neurodiverse student the opportunity to audit culinary classes while being mentored by neurotypical culinary students. The mentors and mentees are learning from each other as the mentees are getting acclimated to college life and learning valuable culinary skills. After the mentees have completed four classes, they will receive a skills report card that will show potential future employers what has been mastered.    

The structured and purposeful friendships that will develop in this mentoring experience will allow mentees and mentors to develop deeper roots within the college.  

Fall 2021 Holiday:  Labor Day (Campus Closed) Monday, September 6

Attend an online required Radiologic Technology Information Session via ZOOM. You must attend a session between August and April in the year leading up to submitting your application, even if you have previously attended a session in the prior year.  RSVP is required. No late arrivers will be admitted ... So Don't Be Late! Program Deadline Date: May 1 of each year.

Fall 2021 Credit First Term Last Day to Drop with "W" or Change to Audit Friday, September 10, 2021

Attend a Nursing Information Session (strongly recommended).  No reservation is needed. Learn important facts about the Registered Nursing and Nursing Transition programs: curriculum, opportunities, requirements & selection process, application process and answers to your questions.  Nursing RN Deadline Date: March 1 of each year; Transition Deadline Date: January 15 of each year. Note:  If program deadline falls on a weekend, due the following business day. 

Attend a Nursing Information Session (strongly recommended).  No reservation is needed. Learn important facts about the Registered Nursing and Nursing Transition programs: curriculum, opportunities, requirements & selection process, application process and answers to your questions.  Nursing RN Deadline Date: March 1 of each year; Transition Deadline Date: January 15 of each year. Note:  If program deadline falls on a weekend, due the following business day. 

Attend a required information session for the Respiratory Care Program. You must attend in the year leading up to application, even if you have previously attended a session in the prior year. No reservation is needed. Learn important facts about the program: curriculum, opportunities, requirements & selection process, application process and answers to your questions.  Respiratory Care Program Deadline Date: May 15 of each year.

Thursday, September 16th

• 7 - 7:50 PM - "CREATING CHARACTERS
  (Renee Ahdieh, Cassandra Hartt, Jeff Zentner)

Friday, September 17th

• 10 - 10:50AM - "THE PUBLISHING JOURNEY”
  (Jeff Garvin, Rachel Griffin, MEredith Ireland)
   
• 11 - 11:50AM - "WRITING RESISTANCE”
  (Kosoko Jackson, Kimberly Jones, Gilly Segal)

• 12 - 12:50PM - "OUT OF THIS WORLD: SCI-FI & FANTASY”
  (Nafiza Azad, Shanna Miles, Temi Oh)

• 1 - 1:50PM - "DEVELOPING IDENTITY/IDENTITIES”
  (Raquel Vasquez Gilliland, Sheba Karim, Zoe Hana Mikuta, Suzanne Park)

• 2 - 2:50PM - "BACK IN TIME: HISTORICAL FICTION/NONFICTION”
  (Susan H. Kamei, Mackenzi Lee, Randi Pink)

Excitement is in the air as we prepare to celebrate the 6th Annual Latin Festival in Chattanooga, TN. We are pleased to announce that this year the Festival will take place at the Chattanooga State Community College campus on September 18, 2021 at 10:00am. Located along the banks of the Tennessee River, the campus will provide a beautiful backdrop for the festival while also letting us showcase the more than 500 Latino students who are currently enrolled at Chattanooga State who serve as role models for our community.

This years’ Festival will kick-off Hispanic Heritage Month, as we look forward to showing thousands of visitors the richness of our local Latino culture, while we once again share the best Latin food that Chattanooga has to offer.

For questions or interest in a booth space, please email latinfestival@chattanoogastate.edu or call 423-697-3220.

Required for application to the Physical Therapist Assistant Program. There are two options to complete the Information Session, online with quiz or in person. Online and in person will consist of, important facts about the program: curriculum, opportunities, requirements, selection process and application process. In person will also consist of a tour of facilities and a session to answer any questions. Reservation is not required. Physical Therapist Assistant Program Deadline Date: First Monday in February of each year. 

Career Services is on the move!  Meet us and get help with job search and resume skills!

Are you a student beginning classes in October? If so, a Tiger Pawlooza is your chance to ask questions about what to expect on the first day, sign up for classes, and more!

Are you a student beginning classes in October? If so, a Tiger Pawlooza is your chance to ask questions about what to expect on the first day, sign up for classes, and more!

The Chattanooga State Symphonic Band will present an evening of orchestral transcriptions for wind band featuring works by Brahms, Berlioz, Dvorak, Debussy, Bernstein, Verdi, Stravinsky, and Offenbach.  The ensemble is led by Nicholas Hartline and is open to all Chattanooga State, Collegiate High, and STEM students, as well as community volunteers.