MTSU’s newest alumni now have something that 67 percent of their fellow Tennessee residents lack, state House Speaker Beth Harwell told graduates Dec. 15 at the fall 2012 morning commencement ceremony. Only 33 percent of Tennesseans possess a college degree, Harwell reminded the audience. Mark Emkes, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration, told the afternoon graduates that integrity, caring, leadership and determination will always be the keys to their success. Read more about the day’s events at mtsunews.com/fall-2012-commencement/.
MTSU’s newest alumni now have something that 67 percent of their fellow Tennessee residents lack, state House Speaker Beth Harwell said Dec. 15. Only 33 percent of Tennesseans possess a college degree, Harwell reminded students graduating in the university’s fall 2012 morning commencement. “After this ceremony, you will be head…
State Rep. Beth Harwell of Nashville, speaker of the Tennessee House of Representatives, will return to MTSU this Thursday, March 21, to be honored as the second “Distinguished Friend of the University Honors College.” Harwell, the first female House speaker in Tennessee history as well as in the Southeast, was…
Balloons dropped, thousands cheered and a record new crop of graduates celebrated a milestone in their lives as Middle Tennessee State University awarded its 100,000th undergraduate degree during its Centennial commencement ceremonies May 5. Read more about spring 2012 commencement at mtsunews.com/spring-2012-commencement. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBRhkdGj1tQ
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