…private secondary schools, universities, professional, and olympic sports. More non-traditional work settings include the performing arts working with both collegiate and professional level dancers and musicians. We are even seeing…
…and other topics as a way to help local Nashvillians learn and appreciate the city’s history. During the COVID pandemic, she taught Tennessee 101 and 102, for the Tennessee Historical…
…Tennessee 102 on behalf of the Tennessee Historical Society via Zoom where more than 400 people attended her class. Participants not only included residents from Tennessee, but also from 45…
…building, the pandemic delayed a ribbon cutting ceremony. Now, Cumberland, along with Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital and the Lebanon Wilson County Chamber of Commerce, will host a ribbon cutting ceremony…
…the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, and the National Endowment for the Humanities and is produced in partnership with the Center for Digital Editing at the University of Virginia….
…button primary Assist qualified students in meeting their educational goals through effective and efficient utilization of all financial resources. button primary Administer all student financial assistance awarded to ensure equity…
…Directors’ Roundtable includes a panel of business leaders from various organizations in the Nashville area. Panelists will participate in a discussion that explores their personal and professional achievements. The CU…
…615-547-1411. Email address is postoffice@cumberland.edu. #D8D8D8 25 25 50 50 Residential Students As a resident, you may receive and send mail and packages from both on and off-campus sources during…
…Jubilee Singers and the Nashville Symphony. The organization is open to anyone who has an interest in the arts, not just artists. The Adams Gallery in Heydel Fine Arts Center…