ChattState Honors is Chattanooga State’s Academic Honors Program. The Global Scholars Program is Chattanooga State’s Academic Honors Program.
Its purpose is to give students the opportunity to gain a world perspective and awareness through a deeper and more connected, contextualized college experience. The honors faculty at Chattanooga State strive to unlock students’ personal strengths so they can leverage these strengths with their desire to make a difference in the world. As Chattanooga State Global Scholars, students prepare to tran
04/13/2026
TRAVEL ALERT!
ChattState Honors traveled with the ChattState Chapter of the Student Teacher Education Association to Nashville, Tennessee for the Spring 2026 STEA Conference.
It was a trip filled with learning, networking, and a little “escaping” along the way. Experiences like this remind us that growth doesn’t only happen in the classroom and that learning never looks the same.
04/13/2026
The ChattState Honors bulletin board is your opportunity to help us continue improving the program and shaping what comes next. We also want your input on a new transfer center at ChattState.
Stop by outside OMN 132, share your thoughts, and be part of the conversation. Your ideas matter and help make a difference for current and future students.
04/13/2026
Cinderella + Bluegrass was such a wonderful experience. Grateful to have shared it with an incredible group of brilliant women who made the night even more special. From the music to the storytelling, it was a beautiful blend of creativity, talent, and connection I won’t forget.
04/13/2026
Thursday, April 16 | Amphitheater
Breakfast starts at 9:00 AM
Lunch + performances kick off at 11:00
Can’t make it right at 11? You’re still good
Come early for breakfast or swing by later and grab a make and take option
Food from around the world
Soul food, Haitian, Thai, Greek, Cuban, Mexican and more... Gyros, tamales, jerk wings, spring rolls, mangonadas, aguas frescas, sweet treats
Live performances all afternoon
African drumming, hula and belly dance, live singing and cultural performances
Interactive experiences
Henna tattoos, caricatures, balloon art on stilts
Free food. Good energy. Cultures from everywhere.
Bring your student ID to enjoy the festivities
04/13/2026
ChattState Honors Events THIS WEEK
Tuesday, April 14:
Show Your Work kicks off with the Nursing and Allied Health Student Research Symposium in the HSC lobby from 9–11 a.m.
Thursday, April 16:
The multidisciplinary Student Research Symposium will take place from 10:30 a.m. to noon in the library mobile classroom.
Thursday, April 16:
Honors Graduation Celebration at 6 p.m. in Branch 30, followed by an elegant hors d’oeuvres reception.
Join us in celebrating student research, achievement, and academic excellence.
04/06/2026
ChattState Honors Scholars graduating in Spring or Summer 2026 are warmly invited to a special Honors Celebration in recognition of your dedication, perseverance, and academic excellence.
You have done the hard work—now it is time to celebrate it. Bring your family, bring your friends, and bring your well-earned sense of pride. This is your moment, and we want you to share it with everyone who helped you get here.
There will be a plethora of gifts and graduation paraphernalia, along with heavy hors d’oeuvres and a few special celebratory surprises along the way.
04/06/2026
Bluegrass and ballet? Yes, both in one unforgettable evening.
Thursday, April 9
7:00 PM
UTC Fine Arts Center
Experience a fresh one-act take on the timeless story of Cinderella, followed by a world premiere ballet set to live bluegrass music by Randy Steele, performed onstage.
This unique performance blends classical dance with the rich sounds of Appalachian tradition for a night that is both innovative and rooted in storytelling.
Join us at the UTC Fine Arts Center for an evening where genres meet and something entirely new takes the stage.
04/06/2026
Meet Christian Collier Wednesday!
The English Department’s Writers @ Work, the Honors College, and BLAC (Building Leaders Achieving Change) invite you to join our book club.
We are reading The Gleaming of the Blade by Chattanooga native, arts activist, and poet Christian Collier.
Special Event:
Christian Collier will join us on April 8 from 2:30–3:30 PM in the library mobile classroom. This will be an opportunity to meet the poet, ask questions, and have your book signed.
We’re excited to share this experience and hope to see you there. Please feel free to share with others who may be interested.
04/06/2026
Join us for an evening of conversation, literature, and community.
Tuesday, April 7
6–8 PM EDT
The Hunter Museum of American Art, Chattanooga
Writers@Work invites you to our annual interview night, set against views of the Tennessee River from the museum lobby.
Erica Lux, Associate Professor of English at Chattanooga State Community College and W@W Program Co-Director, will interview Christian Collier about his life as a writer and his experience as a Southern author.
Attend to ask questions, have books signed, and connect with fellow readers. The evening will also include an author’s reception with light bites.
This event is free, but tickets are limited. Registration details to be announced.
We look forward to seeing you at Hunter Museum of American Art.
03/30/2026
TUESDAY @ 7:00 pm VIRTUALLY. Check your email for the link!
✨ Honors Scholars — It’s time to turn your goals into action!
Join our upcoming virtual workshop designed to help you take the next step with confidence. Whether you're just starting out or preparing for what’s next, this session will give you the tools to succeed.
💼 Build a standout resume
🎤 Strengthen your interview skills
🧭 Create a career plan that reflects your passions and strengths
No matter where you are in your journey, it’s never too early to start preparing for your future.
📍 Virtual | Open to Honors Scholars
🔗 Don’t miss out — your next step starts here.
03/30/2026
Tuesday @ 2:00 in the Library!
The English Department’s Writers @ Work, the Honors College, and BLAC (Building Leaders Achieving Change) invite you to join our book club.
We are reading The Gleaming of the Blade by Chattanooga native, arts activist, and poet Christian Collier.
Each session will feature different poems, so feel free to attend one or both meetings. Free copies of the book will be available while supplies last.
Meeting Dates:
Thursday, March 31 | 2–3 PM
Location: Library Mobile Classroom
Special Event:
Christian Collier will join us on April 8 from 2:30–3:30 PM in the library mobile classroom. This will be an opportunity to meet the poet, ask questions, and have your book signed.
We’re excited to share this experience and hope to see you there. Please feel free to share with others who may be interested.
