Thanksgiving Break 2025
I would absolutely recommend returning to college to others! It has helped me evaluate life. I have thoroughly enjoyed the journey and am excited to continue moving forward. I talked to several people who spoke highly of Motlow and its curriculum. I wanted to attend a school that offered an accelerated program.
I had an incredible experience with Motlow. Everyone was helpful and encouraging. TN Reconnect was a financial lifesaver for me.
Motlow provided me a competitive advantage through the Dual Enrollment program, jumpstarting an educational journey that continues today.
Motlow consistently ranks among the top performing colleges in Tennessee.
The college employs award-winning, stellar faculty and staff. Looking to join a high-performing team using emerging technology to change lives? Motlow is a life-changing experience. Let’s go!
Sergeant Walter Torres, an army veteran and student at Motlow State, is the 2025 recipient of the Zedlitz Award. This award was created in 2021 to recognize the service of Harold R. Hoeferkamp, Lt. Col. (ret) and Gerald O. Zedlitz (Capt. USAR) who served together as United States Army Infantry Officers attached to the 4th United States Army Missile Command (AT), Camp Page, Korea during the years 1962-1963.
Motlow State recently said farewell to two women who dedicated their careers to the betterment of education and the Motlow family. Charle Coffey and Vera Brooks both spent over four decades at the College helping students to achieve their goals and furthering the cause of education.
Motlow State’s upcoming Hospitality Management Program will offer a well-rounded approach to prepare students for a variety of fields under the umbrella of hospitality. Area of emphasis classes in the program combine business management techniques with marketing skills, kitchen etiquette, food science, and service fundamentals.
Motlow-McMinnville is pleased to host the first Electric Vehicle Showcase event on April 22 and 23 from 9 am to 4 pm. This free event is made possible through a grant from the Drive Electric Tennessee Program and will allow anyone interested to ride or drive an electric vehicle.
