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The College System of Tennessee
1 BridgeStone Park
Nashville, TN 37214
Dr. Flora Tydings, Chancellor
Members
- The Honorable Bill Haslam, Governor of the State of Tennessee and Chair, ex officio
- The Honorable Charles Hatcher, Commissioner of Agriculture, ex officio
- Mike Krause, Executive Director, THEC, ex officio, non-voting
- The Honorable Dr. Penny Schwinn, Commissioner of Education, ex officio
- Emily Reynolds, Vice-Chair, 5th Congressional District, Middle Tennessee
- MaryLou Apple, 6th Congressional District
- Miles A. Burdine, 1st Congressional District
- Emily A. Dollar, Student Regent, Walters State Community College
- Gregory Duckett, 9th Congressional District
- Mark Gill, At-Large Middle Tennessee
- Kenneth Goldsmith, Faculty Regent, Chattanooga State Community College
- Yolanda S. Greene, 4th Congressional District
- Joey Hatch, 7th Congressional District
- Robert Pepper, Faculty Regent, TCAT Whiteville (non-voting)
- Barbara U. Prescott, 8th Congressional District
- Leigh A. Shockey, At-Large West Tennessee
- Dannie B. Varlan, 2nd Congressional District
- Weston Wamp, 3rd Congressional District
- Thomas A. H. White, At-Large, East Tennessee
404 James Roberston Parkway, #1900
Nashville, TN 37219
Mike Krause, Executive Director
2019-2020 Commission Members
- Evan Cope, Chair, Murfreesboro (Middle Tennessee)
- Nancy Dishner, Johnson City (East Tennessee)
- Jimmy Johnston, Gallatin (Middle Tennessee)
- Pam Koban, Nashville (Middle Tennessee)
- Jay Moser, East Tennessee
- Vernon Stafford, Jr., Memphis (West Tennessee)
- Frank L. Watson, Jr., Memphis West Tennessee)
- Dakasha Winton, Chattanooga (East Tennessee)
- A.C. Wharton, Jr., Secretary, Memphis (West Tennessee)
- Tre Hargett, Secretary of State, Nashville
- Justin P. Wilson, State Comptroller, Nashville
- David H. Lillard, Jr., State Treasurer, Nashville
- Sara Heyburn Morrison, Executive Director, State Board of Education, ex-officio, non-voting
- Celeste Riley, Student Member, University of Memphis
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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!
