March 25, 2026 - 12:33

Pellissippi State Community College and the Blount Partnership have received statewide recognition for their joint work in launching the college's Aviation Technology program. The Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) presented the two organizations with the Partnership Award at its annual SOAR Awards ceremony.
This award specifically honors TBR institutions that have forged successful collaborations with external partners to create impactful educational opportunities. The Aviation Technology program, developed through this alliance, directly addresses a critical skills gap in the regional workforce by preparing students for high-demand careers in aircraft maintenance.
The program equips students with the technical expertise required for certification by the Federal Aviation Administration. This focus on industry-aligned training ensures graduates are job-ready, providing a vital pipeline of skilled technicians to local aviation businesses and strengthening the economic ecosystem of East Tennessee.
Officials from both organizations expressed pride in the recognition, viewing the award as a validation of their shared commitment to workforce development. They emphasized that the program's success stems from a unified goal of meeting industry needs while creating valuable career pathways for students in the community.
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