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Harrisburg Area Community College, Central Pennsylvania's Community College (Lancaster campus) East Lampeter Township: Lancaster: public satellite campus included in main campus 1964 Harrisburg Area Community College, Central Pennsylvania's Community College (York campus) Manchester Township: York: public satellite campus included in main ...
This is a list of colleges and universities in Tennessee. This list also includes other educational institutions providing higher education . University of Tennessee
Pellissippi State Community College: Knoxville: Tennessee J&CC: Roane State Raiders: Roane State Community College: Harriman: Tennessee J&CC: Southwest Tennessee Saluqis: Southwest Tennessee Community College: Memphis: Tennessee J&CC: Volunteer State Pioneers: Volunteer State Community College: Gallatin: Tennessee J&CC: Walters State Senators ...
East St. Louis Community College Center (not independent) Metropolitan Community College (No. 541) (1996–1998) State Community College of East Saint Louis (No. 601) (1969–1996)
James W. Clark, was appointed as the first president of Walters State Community College in 1969 and served in that capacity until 1974. [8] While classes were held in temporary quarters in Morristown during the first year of the college's operation, Dr. Clark oversaw the completion of The College Center, the first building built on the campus and opened in 1971.
Bucks County Community College: Newtown: 19 Butler County Pioneers: Butler County Community College: Butler: 20 CCAC Wild Cats: Community College of Allegheny County: Pittsburgh: 20 CC of Philadelphia Lions: Community College of Philadelphia: Philadelphia: 19 Delaware County Phantoms: Delaware County Community College: Media: 19 Harcum Bears ...
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PennWest Clarion was founded in 1867 in northwestern Pennsylvania to serve the needs of that rural part of the state. It started as Carrier Seminary, became a normal school in 1887 and a community college in 1920 before becoming a full college in 1929. In the 1960s and 1970s, the college expanded its offerings and size significantly.