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Registration for the 2023 fall semester is open. Get a jump on your classes and register today. Students, be sure to meet with your Professional Academic Advisor before you register. Click the QR code above or click this link https://swtn.navigate.eab.com to schedule your appointment.
Special Events
Southwest celebrated the Saluqi baseball team on their WINNINGEST SEASON IN HISTORY May 15. The team finished the season with 44 wins which broke the school record of 40 wins set in 2004. Thank you to Coach Schoenrock for your leadership. Thank you to Shelby County Commissioner Chairman Mickell Lowery for honoring the team with your Proclamation. Several team members were recognized for setting new records. Pictured are: Southwest’s Athletic Coach Jarrett Stephens, President Tracy D. Hall, Saluqi Baseball Team Coach Erik Schoenrock and Commissioner Lowery. For more information on the teams’ records, visit https://www.southwest.tn.edu/stories/news/2023/may3-2.php.
Students, faculty, staff and the public are invited to attend Project M.O.S.T.’s Introduction to College Excellence summer leadership series June 12 – 22. This year’s topic is Viewing the Revitalization of Post-Secondary Education Through Holistic Lens. I.C.E. focuses on life skills development, personal growth, entrepreneurship, leadership, fathership, confidence-building and self-efficacy. The opening ceremony takes place at 10 a.m. at the Union Avenue Campus nursing building. For event details, visit Eventbrite at http://bit.ly/42F1gMx. For more information, contact Project M.O.S.T. Director Kariem-Abdul Salaam at ksalaam@southwest.tn.edu.
Juneteenth is now a state holiday in Tennessee. Join us as we celebrate the holiday with a commemorative event 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in the Farris Auditorium in conjunction with Project M.O.S.T.’s I.C.E. leadership series. The June 19 event will be livestreamed to other campuses (livestream locations to come). Festivities include performances by artists, actors and musicians including poet Benjamin Thelonius Sanders, Ekpe of Genius Unlimited and Deborah and Levi Frazier, co-founders of Blues City Cultural Center. For event details, visit Eventbrite at http://bit.ly/42F1gMx. For more information, contact Project M.O.S.T. Director Kariem-Abdul Salaam at ksalaam@southwest.tn.edu. (Due to the recent passage of the law and Southwest’s academic calendar already set, the College will remain open this year for Juneteenth. Next year, Southwest will be closed in observance of the holiday).
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