* Faculty Mentors are Needed: Tennessee Promise offers faculty members and others the opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of students in Rutherford County and beyond. At last report, nearly 3,000 mentors were still needed as the Dec. 6 deadline approached. To volunteer or learn more, visit https://tnachieves.org/mentors/apply/new-mentor-application/
* Three Motlow students were recently elected Smyrna Freshman SGA Officers: Marina Hana (freshman president), Bryna Green (freshman senator), and Tamara Diallo (freshman senator).
* Professional counseling is
now offered to Motlow students. Helpful resources and contact information are
provided at http://www.mscc.edu/counseling/
* The Thanksgiving weather outlook from the Old Farmer’s Almanac looks splendid: “Well, we
have good news for those who aren’t big fans of the white stuff: According to
our long-range forecasts, much of the United States will avoid receiving more
snow on Thanksgiving, and will instead be graced with sunny, clear skies
for the holiday. This, along with colder-than-normal temperatures (but not
colder than last year’s frigid temps), will make for a pleasant yet
chilly Thanksgiving Day—something to ultimately be thankful for!”
* The “50 Stories/50 Stops”
Reading Campaign needs readers for
various school visits this fall. To express interest, contact Christy Glenn at cglenn@mscc.edu.
* A “Family Fun Day” is being
considered for the Smyrna campus on April 17, 2020. Check out a similar event
that occurred on the Moore County campus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ev8D4ZEWjxQ
(If you’re heard anything through the
grapevine, please share it with us at cwhiting@mscc.edu or rshelton@mscc.edu)
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