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College News |
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BarberMcMurry Architects recognized for excellent contributions to PSCC | |
17³Ô¹ÏÍø and Kim Health Center (KHC) on Monday hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking to celebrate their new partnership to provide affordable, community-based primary healthcare services to uninsured students and the East Knoxville community with a dedicated clinic at the college’s Magnolia Avenue campus. |
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College Events |
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Date | Event |
October 23 |
Registration Begins for Spring and Summer |
October 24 |
Drop a Class with “W” Deadline |
October 28 |
Fall Choral Concert Clayton Performing Arts Center |
November 11 |
Fall Bluegrass Concert Clayton Performing Arts Center |
November 27-30 |
Holiday, Thanksgiving, College Closed |
December 6 |
Classes End |
December 12 |
Commencement Ceremony, 7:00 p.m. |
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Located in Friendsville at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this campus is home to an apiary and a research vineyard as well as our award winning Culinary Institute.
Our largest campus, at 144 acres, has a walking trail and disc golf course as well as the Student Recreation Center, the Bagwell Center for Media and Art and the Clayton Performing Arts Center.
The Magnolia Avenue Campus is easily accessible by car or public transportation – or even by foot for residents of downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas.
Situated in the eastern portion of Knox County, this campus houses the college's welding, nursing and cyber-defense programs and is also home to the Appalachian Heritage Project.