Chattanooga State History 1975
Highlight: State building commission approves developing
design for a student and community center at CSTCC. New student lounge
and second floor expansion completed. |
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- "Technical Courses Still Tops at CSTCC," Chattanooga
News-Free Press, January 4, 1975, no page. Also in
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- Article discusses technical courses.
- "Community
College Concept Retains Technical Subjects, Branch Explains,”
Chattanooga Times, January 4, 1975,
p. 9. Also in
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“Branch, who has headed the school for about a year, has presided over
much of the school’s transition from a technical institute to a
community college.”
- "Tyler to Design Center at CSTCC," Chattanooga
Times, January 9, 1975, p. 11. Also in
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- "Development of a design
for a student and community center ... was approved Monday by the state
building commission. The action authorizes Jack H. Tyler &
Associates, Architects and
Planners Inc., Chattanooga, to
proceed with the design development phase of the project, which is
expected to cost around $2 million."
- "CSTCC Class Accredited: Radiology Program Gets AMA
Backing," Chattanooga News-Free Press, January 12, 1975,
no page. Also in
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- Article is about radiology program.
- "2,366 New CSTCC High: Full-Time Enrollment Up 100% Over
74," Chattanooga News-Free Press, January 26, 1975,
p. A9. Also in JPG.
- Enrollment increases.
- "Chattanooga State Now Community College,"
Chattanooga Times, February 16, 1975, p. 47 Business Review Supp.
Also in
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- Accomplishments of
Chattanooga State, including completion of new student lounge and second
floor. "Chattanooga State has moved into its role as a community
college serving the needs of
Chattanoogans within a short period of time...."
- "Rapid Growth Has Placed State Tech in Education
Spotlight, Financial Pinch," by Dick Kopper, Chattanooga
Times, February 17, 1975, p. 1.
Also in
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- "Even with that kind of
enrollment growth and curriculum expansion, the school added only three
full-time teachers, a ratio of
personnel expansion for services offered which must set some kind of law
for government institutions. Branch feels that on balance the use of
large numbers of part-time teachers is a plus for the school, because they
bring the outside community to the school and a working everyday knowledge
of the subjects they teach to the classrooms. ... 'They [part-time
teachers] are as committed to the institution as anyone else,' says the
Chattanooga State president, 'and some of them are even more so than some
of the full-time personnel."
- "Radiology Agreement Reached," Chattanooga
News-Free Press, February 26, 1975, no page. Also in
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- "John L. Hutcheson Memorial
Tri-County Hospital has agreed to enroll students in the hospital's
radiologic technology program
at Chattanooga State Technical Community College this fall."
- "Course Set on Health: CSTCC 1st to Get Curriculum Okay,"
Chattanooga News-Free Press, February 26, 1975, no
page. Also in
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- CSTCC "has received approval from the
State Board of Regents for the establishment of an allied health
curriculum program in Allied Health Sciences in the State of Tennessee,
which is not in a medical center complex."
- "President
of Chattanooga State Technical College Resides on Signal” by Norma
Daniels, Signal Mountain Observer,
April 1975, no page.
Also in
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Dr. Branch’s “philosophy is to carry education to the people.”
- "More Than 2,000 Tons of Trash Collected in City's
'Sparkle Day'," Chattanooga News-Free Press, April 6, 1975,
no
page. Also in
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- CSTCC students "under the supervision
of one of their professors, Jim Giesemann, assumed the responsibility of
clearing the rubbish and trash from both sides of Amnicola Highway...."
- "CSTCC Pilot Project Flourishing on Signal Mountain,"
by Libby Wann, Chattanooga Times, May 15, 1975, p. 45.
Also in
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- CSTCC continuing education program
successful on Signal Mountain.
- "Aerospace Program Set at CSTCC," Chattanooga Times,
May 17, 1975, p. 9. Also in
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Chattanooga State and Tennessee Airmotive, Inc., have signed an agreement.
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“Groundbreakers,” Chattanooga
Times, May 27, 1975, p. 14. Also in
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Picture of groundbreaking for $1.65 million library, which will be
completed by September 1976.
- "Dr. Wayne Robbins Is Appointed to Chattanooga State Tech
Post," Chattanooga Times, July 7, 1975, no page.
Also
in
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- He is the new dean of
students.
- "Manpower Office, CSTCC Plan Training in Three Heath
Fields," Chattanooga Times, July 20,
1975, p. PF1. Also in
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- "Hamilton County's office
of manpower programs and Chattanooga State Technical Community College has
released details on a $70,000 training program to begin in September in
three allied health
professions."
- "Chattanooga State Boosts Enrollment," Chattanooga
Times, July 27, 1975, p. G4. Also in
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- "For the past three
quarters, enrollment has doubled that of a year ago...."
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“Many Recognize CSTCC Opportunities,”
Chattanooga News-Free Press, July 29, 1975, p. D11. Also in
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New program and increasing enrollment provide challenges. “But as Dr.
Charles W. Branch, president of the college, is fond of saying, ‘A
challenge is really an opportunity in overalls.’”
- "Treatment for the Total Student," by Emily M'Donald,
Chattanooga Times, August 1, 1975, p. 4. Also in JPG
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- Interview with Dr. Wayne
L. Robbins, new dean of students.
- "CSTCC
Option Plan Offered Students,” Chattanooga Times, August 28,
1975, p. 9. Also in
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“Variable Shift Option” opens education to shift workers.
- "Banking Courses at Chattanooga State," Chattanooga
News-Free Press, October 1, 1975, no page. Also in
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- "Officials of the local
chapter of the American Institute of Banking (AIB) and Chattanooga State
Technical Community College announced today the association and college
are cooperating in
offering AIB courses this
fall." Similar article: Chattanooga Times,
October 2, 1975, no page.
- "CSTCC Enrollment Has Risen 64 Per Cent Above Last Year,"
Chattanooga Times, October 12, 1975, no page. Also
in
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- Enrollment continues to
rise.
- "Enrollment in State System Is Reported Double That of UT,"
Chattanooga Times, October 23, 1975, no page. Also
in
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- Enrollment above UTC.
- "CSTCC to Offer Program in Wildlife Management,"
Chattanooga News-Free Press, October 27, 1975, no page. Also
- in
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- Wildlife management program is discussed.
- "CSTCC Radiologic Program Links with Bradley Hospital,"
Chattanooga News-Free Press,
November 18, 1975, no
page. Also in
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- Agreement with hospital
and CSTCC.
- "Chattanooga's Booming Community College,"
Chattanooga News-Free Press, November 23, 1975, Weekend, pp. 1, 8.
Also in JPG
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- "As a result CSTCC has thrown out its
old 'banking hours' philosophy and adopted a 10 to 10
schedule."
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