Alumni and friends of Trevecca, your input is wanted.

Students return to campus.
 

Mark Jarman, a nationally recognized poet and winner of the Lenore Marshall/The Nation Prize of the Academy of American Poets and National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist, read from his works during the spring 2011 semester.

The English Department will be launching a national literary journal, Cumberland River Review.

An English graduate from the class of 2011 received a five-year fellowship to the PhD program in English at Baylor University.

An English graduate from the class of 2010 received a full fellowship to the master’s of fine arts (MFA) program in poetry writing at the University of Arkansas, a highly respected and competitive program.

Trevecca business students and graduates now have the opportunity to be members of the Trevecca Association of Business Professionals.  

Music business students have the opportunity to be a part of Terebinth Artist Services, a student-run record label which provides students the opportunity to put into practice what they are learning in the classroom.

Business students continue to find tremendous hands-on, real world experiences through their internship involvement.

Lisa Farrell and Kyle Davis, 2011 accounting graduates, both landed coveted positions with PWC, a “big four” accounting firm and Hospital Corporation of America’s Internal Auditing Department, respectively.