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Over $140,000 in Scholarship Funds Available Through Educational Foundation
Thomas Nelson’s Educational Foundation is pleased announced that $143,000 in scholarship funds are available for spring 2022. To help offset the cost of tuition, fees and other educational expenses, new…
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Research Vessel a Classroom on the Water
On a weekday morning in mid-October, seven Thomas Nelson students and two professors boarded the College’s research vessel for a trip on the York River. It was the lab portion…
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Gators Win First Game on Court Named After Coach’s Father
Countless hours playing basketball on the court at Warwick High School, many in the shadow of his father, couldn’t prepare Thomas Nelson men’s coach Chris Moore for this moment. Before…
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Reception on Campus Ties in with Local Business Conference
The Peninsula Workforce Development Center at Thomas Nelson’s Hampton campus on Nov. 11 was the site of a community reception to usher in Black Diamond Weekend, an annual three-day conference…
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2021-22 Basketball Season Special from Start
Even before the men’s basketball season at Thomas Nelson began, a special year was in the making for coach Chris Moore. First, the team is back in action after last…
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Poetry Coffeehouse Reopening
As students, faculty, and staff slowly return to Thomas Nelson campuses in Hampton and Williamsburg, clubs and activities also are making a return. That includes the Poetry Coffeehouse and monthly…
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College’s Online IT Program Among Best in Country
Thomas Nelson’s online Information Technology program has been ranked No.21 in the country by Value Colleges. The College offers more than 100 diploma and degree programs at the associate level.…
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Former JKC Scholarship Winner to Help Current Students
Thomas Nelson students have had great success recently regarding the prestigious Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarship program. The College has had at least a semifinalist each year since 2017. Rebecca…
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Career Works Center Opens at Historic Triangle Campus
Thomas Nelson students and community members in the Williamsburg-James City County area have another resource available to help them with career exploration. The Hampton Roads Workforce Council opened the Virginia…
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Student Reaction to Name Change Varies
Thomas Nelson student Shawn Massey is glad the College’s name is changing. The effects, he believes, could reach far beyond the institution’s campuses in Hampton and Williamsburg. “My reaction is…
