Tennessee Technology Center at Harriman is governed by the Tennessee Board of Regents, and is one of 45 institutions in the seventh largest system of higher education in the nation. The 1963 General Assembly of Tennessee enacted legislation to provide a statewide system of technical centers. Each center was designed to serve trainees by providing technical instruction and skill training. The Harriman Center began classes in 1970 and now serves a broad geographical area that includes Anderson, Loudon, Meigs, Morgan, Rhea, and Roane Counties.
The Tennessee Technology Center is governed by:
Tennessee Board of Regents
Frank Barnett, 2nd Congressional District
John Boots, Jr., Student Representative
Honorable Phil Bredesen, Governor and Chair
Angenia Clark, 7th Congressional District
Gregory Duckett, 9th Congressional District
The Honorable Ken Givens, Commissioner of Agriculture
Judy Gooch, 3rd Congressional District
Jonas Kisber, 8th Congressional District
Fran Marcum, Vice-Chair, 4th Congressional District
Scott McMillan, Faculty Representative
Millard Oakley, 6th Congressional District
Leslie Parks Pope, 1st Congressional District
Richard Rhoda, Executive Director, TN Higher Education Commission
Howard Roddy, At-Large, East TN
J. Stanley Rogers, At-Large, Middle TN
The Honorable Lana Seivers, Commissioner of Education
Robert P. Thomas, 5th Congressional District
William H. Watkins, Jr., At-Large, West TN
Charles Manning, Chancellor
James King, Vice Chancellor for Tennessee Technology Centers
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Advisory Committees
Advisory Committees serve as a liaison between the Center, business, and industry. Decisions on curriculum, equipment, instructional methods, and technology are made after considering the advice and recommendations made by advisory committee members. |
