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The Office of Advancement works in concert with the Office of the President to accomplish the vision for the College and to encourage the College's many constituencies to promote its mission, growth, and development through their advocacy and financial support. The office includes fund development, government and community relations, grants, and alumni relations.
The Columbia State Community College Foundation was formed in 1971 as an institutionally related, yet independently chartered and separate 501(c) (3). Trustees are leaders in Columbia State's service area who contribute their time, experience, funds, and wisdom in selfless services to the College and community. The Foundation's mission is to support and partner with Columbia State to positively impact our communities and student success through the maintenance and enhancement of resources. This is achieved by excellence in relationship building, fundraising, and investment management.
2018-2019 Foundation Board
| Kirk Kelso, Chair |
Anthony Kimbrough |
| Darlene Baxter, Vice Chair |
John Langsdon, III |
| Charles Sargent, Honorary Trustee |
Liz Lovell |
| Carol Aiken |
Sydney McClain |
| Mike Alexander |
Faye McEwen |
| Chuck Barber |
Alma McLemore |
| Phil Comstock |
Robby Moore |
| Nancy Conway |
Fred Reynolds |
| Clint Evers |
Jason Rich |
| Kenny Hay |
Jim Robinson |
| Waymon L. Hickman |
Dana Salters |
| Steve Hill |
Con Vrailas |
| Stephen Hughes |
Alan Watson |
| Julius Johnson |
Barry White |
Constituent Members
Dr. Barry Gidcomb, Faculty Senate President
Ashley Patterson, Student Government Association President
Matt Lewis, Professional Staff Organization Chair
Kayla Love, Support Staff Council Chair
Dr. Janet F. Smith, President
Bethany Lay, Executive Director and Secretary
Elaine Curtis, Treasurer
Bill Marbet, President of the Athletic Boosters' Club
First Farmers Performance Series
The First Farmers Performance Series was created with the support of the Columbia State Foundation to provide students and the surrounding communities access to the performing arts. Hosted throughout the year in the Cherry Theater, the series brings together some of the world's most talented musicians and theater productions.
Pryor Art Gallery
Pryor Art Gallery's mission is to curate and host stiumulating, multi-disciplinary, art exhibitions and programs designed to engage the diverse audiences of the College and communities of Middle Tennessee.
See College website for more information about the Pryor Art Gallery and First Farmers Performance Series.
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AdmissionsColumbia State - A great place to start!
AcademicsThe courses offered at Columbia State are gateways to growth. Through the gateways–and in those classes–you’ll learn about your world and about yourself; you’ll discover new careers and you’ll grow.
Campus LifeWe understand that your personal and professional growth isn’t limited to what you learn in the classroom. Or rather, at Columbia State, the entire campus and its surrounding community is your classroom.
AthleticsColumbia State fields five NJCAA Division I teams. The Chargers have routinely moved on to Division I programs, been drafted by Major League Baseball clubs, and more. Go Chargers!
Arts & EntertainmentWe celebrate the important role of the arts in a well-rounded education. In addition to the books read, tests taken and study groups formed that make up our students’ academic growth, we also provide a wide range of cultural and intellectual opportunities.
Workforce & Continuing EducationIf you want to develop new skills, improve your organization’s performance or just learn new things, you have found the right place!
