Motlow State conducted its first online Undergraduate Research Symposium in November. Approximately 27 students from four different areas of study participated.
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Mariam Tanas was elected at large during the Tennessee Leadership Training Institute to serve as a member of the 2022-23 SkillsUSA Tennessee Postsecondary State Officer Team.
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