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MTSU named ‘Best College’ in 2023 Best of Music Ci...

MTSU named ‘Best College’ in 2023 Best of Music City Community’s Choice Awards

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Middle Tennessee State University was recently named Best College or University in the 2023 Best of Music City Community’s Choice Awards, sponsored by The Tennessean newspaper and USA Today Network.

“MTSU is Greater Nashville’s No. 1 choice for higher education,” said MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee. “We’re pleased that our community recognizes the quality of our university – not only through this award, but also by attending our institution.”

MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee displays the certificates given to the university in the 2023 Best of Music City Community’s Choice Awards. (Tennessean photo)
MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee displays the certificates given to the university in the 2023 Best of Music City Community’s Choice Awards. (Tennessean photo)

Organizers said the awards recognize more than 570 businesses and organizations each year. The process starts with public nominations, with five vote-getters being named nominees in more than 190 categories. Another voting round selects the finalists and winners.

Tennessee State University and Tennessee Tech University were finalists in the category won by MTSU.

The Dec. 8 award ceremony was held at the Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown.

Founded in 1911 as one of three state normal schools for teacher training, Middle Tennessee State University is one of the oldest and largest undergraduate universities in the state of Tennessee.

With a fall enrollment averaging more than 20,000 students for the past several years, MTSU remains committed to providing individualized service in an exciting and nurturing atmosphere where student success is the top priority. For more information, call 615-898-2300, visit https://mtsu.edu/ or https://mtsunews.com. Follow MTSU on X/Twitter @MTSUNews and like us on Facebook.

— Andrew Oppmann (Andrew.Oppmann@mtsu.edu)

MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee and his wife, Elizabeth, along with MTSU Trustees Vice Chair Christine Karbowiak Vanek and her husband, Marty, pose for a photo on the red carpet at the Dec. 8 ceremony for the 2023 Best of Music City Community’s Choice Awards. (Tennessean photo)
MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee and his wife, Elizabeth, along with MTSU Trustees Vice Chair Christine Karbowiak Vanek and her husband, Marty, pose for a photo on the red carpet at the Dec. 8 ceremony for the 2023 Best of Music City Community’s Choice Awards. (Tennessean photo)

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