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Military Student Spotlight: Meet Army Corporal Timothy Smith
Timothy Smith, an Army corporal serving at Fort Eustis, has his sights on a career in computer science. Smith has four years of active-duty service and views Thomas Nelson now…
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Traveling No Worry for Basketball Player
A long commute hasn’t deterred Hezekiah Brown from playing basketball at Thomas Nelson. Hezekiah Brown, a first-year player on Thomas Nelson’s basketball team, said one of the biggest differences between…
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UVA Credential Makes Three Degrees for Mathey
Geri Mathey had many aspirations early on, but College was not on the radar. Born and raised in Japan, where her father worked as a civil servant at Army Camp…
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Rarig Chosen for PTK’s Distinguished Administrator Award
Dr. Kris Rarig has been selected for Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society’s (PTK) Distinguished Administrator Award. Vice President of Student Affairs at Thomas Nelson now becoming Virginia Peninsula Community College,…
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Kuchina, Lannon Part of ODU Transfer Program
Thomas Nelson has articulation agreements with many four-year institutions in Virginia. Those agreements can be complicated to understand, leaving students and faculty frustrated. Now, one of those four-year state institutions,…
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College Aced Fifth-Year Interim Report to SACSCOC
Thomas Nelson Community College’s Fifth-Year Interim Report to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) earned a stellar review. The news came on Jan. 12 when…
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PTK Survey Offers Lessons in Learning
Thomas Nelson’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for students at two-year colleges, recently conducted a survey regarding online learning. The results taught its members a lot.…
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Long Trip Includes Key Stop at Thomas Nelson
Megan Barnard credits Thomas Nelson Community College for helping her find the right career path. Megan Barnard always has been interested in science, always found it interesting. “It always been…
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College Signs Lease on Hampton IV Building
The College is renting space at 521 Butler Farm Rd. as temporary housing for those replaced by the Templin Hall renovations. The collapse of a portion of the Templin Hall…









