Tennessee College of Applied Technology - Morristown

New Welding Technology students for Summer 2024 at our Greeneville campus received pipeliner helmets thanks to Tommy, Peggy, and Lakelynn Sams and the Dakota Sams Memorial Scholarship foundation. Thank you for all you do for our Greeneville Welding students!

Karima Mickens and Mackenzie Ball are Cosmetology students at our Greeneville campus. They competed in the Hairlife Show at the Sevierville Convention Center on July 1st. Competitors attended from the surrounding areas as far as Ohio. Karima Mickens won 1st place and Mackenzie Ball won 2nd place! Fantastic job girls!

Students competed at Nationals in Atlanta June 24-28. The following medals were won:

Aviation Maintenance Technology-Silver (Camden Kupres)

Engineering Technology Design Team-Silver (Joseph Hinkel, Dalton Leonard, Roasha Odom)

Information Technology Services-Gold (Christopher Young)

Internetworking-Gold (Joshua Kesler)

We are so proud of our top-notch TCAT Morristown students!

CURRENTLY ACCEPTING applications for the Greeneville and Morristown campuses for September 3, 2024.

*You will need to take the HESI entrance exam and apply by August 8.

CURRENTLY ACCEPTING applications for the Newport campus for January 2025.

*You will need to take the HESI entrance exam and apply by October 11.

For more information on the Practical Nursing Program you can call or email the nursing department:
Email: [email protected]
Phone Number: 865-770-5267
Thank you!

TCAT Morristown wishes everyone a Happy Independence Day! Stay safe!

***LPN Spotlight***
"Becoming a nurse was something I dreamed about doing ever since I was a little girl. I loved the idea of helping patients and their families. Another reason I chose nursing was because I wanted to go into a career with job stability as well as a career that had numerous pathways for advancement. I chose to go to TCAT to become an LPN so I could explore the nursing field and confirm my interest and aptitude for nursing before committing to a longer and more rigorous RN program.
I am so glad that I got my LPN because this gave me valuable hands-on experience in the healthcare industry. This became very beneficial for me once I decided to pursue further nursing education and become an RN. Working as an LPN allowed me to build professional relationships and network within the healthcare industry. Going to TCAT gave me the chance to "test the waters" and I knew that many programs in the area offered an LPN-to-RN bridging program."
-Morgan Binkley, LPN, RN
TCAT Greeneville campus graduate (August 2022)

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Building Construction Technology students built the stairs, ramp, and mock buildings for the set of "Something Rotten" at Jefferson County High School. The class was given a picture of a 3D model and a drawing as a concept. Wheels were added to the ramp so it could be easily moved when not in use for certain scenes. The small stage at the bottom of the ramp has a 3/4" piece of Lexan(plastic) with a stage light installed inside. Way to go!

TCAT Morristown held it's first Summer Nursing Camp for high school juniors and seniors from Hamblen County and Jefferson County. Students were taught hands-on skills including IVs, vital signs, catheter care, first aid, and mock codes. Camp ended with the students enjoying a pizza party and TCAT t-shirts and SWAG. Thank you to all who attended and facilitated this amazing event!

Hope everyone has a wonderful Summer Break June 24-July 5!

Administrative Office Technology students and instructor wore patriotic attire in honor of Flag Day! Thank you all!

Bite Me Bistro was on campus giving our students great service and yummy food!

Currently accepting applications for the Greeneville and Morristown campuses for September 3, 2024.

*You will need to take the HESI entrance exam and apply by June 30.

Twinz Main Squeeze was on campus serving amazing drinks for our students and faculty. Thank you for coming to see us!

TCAT Morristown is grateful for the opportunity to provide an education to our students!

Industrial Maintenance Technology students set up their new Fluid Power Pump Trainers. These will be a great addition to the program!

Happy Memorial Day from TCAT Morristown! Hope everyone has a safe and wonderful holiday!

JTEKT Automotive donated Denso and Yaskawa Robots to our Machine Tool Technology program. Thank you for allowing our students to use these for training!

Keyence Corp of Knoxville was on campus speaking to Machine Tool Technology students about their Advanced CMM System.

Adrian Hernandez, HVAC-R student, hung his Gold Medal from the Skills USA competition in the classroom while the rest of the class enjoyed a Star Crunch! Way to go Adrian!

The Collision Repair Technology program received a $5000 grant from the Collision Repair Education Foundation and the
Knoxville I-CAR committee. Thank you for supporting our students!

TCAT Morristown treated all the Practical Nursing faculty and students to Dunkin Donuts for Nurse and Student Nurse Appreciation Week. Faith Roper, Practical Nursing Coordinator, treated everyone to Hannah's Sweet Bakes. Practical Nursing faculty had a great time during their soap making class at Toadily Candles and Soap as well. TCAT Morristown appreciates all nurses and student nurses!

Eli Ball, Senior Technician, and Mike Smith of Dollywood Maintenance department came by today and talked to HVAC-R and Industrial Electricity students about opportunities available to them.
Thank you for the time and information that was given to our students!

Practical Nursing graduates Mikaela Phillips (Morristown recipient) and Brittany England (Tazewell recipient) each received a $500 Providence Clinic Scholarship to assist with graduation costs in April. Thank you to Dr. Dillard and The Providence Clinic!

Pictured: Providence Clinic Staff, Mikaela Phillips, Dr. Dillard, Faith Roper (PN Coordinator), Brittany England

The Collision Repair Technology program was recently able to purchase this new KECO glue dent removal station. This machine allows large dents to be pulled out using glue instead of welding on studs. Using welding on studs can destroy the corrosion protection on the back side of a panel which causes corrosion hot spots and lengthens repair time. This was purchased by funds from the $5000 grant awarded to the program by the Collision Repair Education Foundation and the Knoxville I-CAR committee. TCAT Morristown is so grateful for your support!