Mayland Community College (MCC) and East Tennessee State University (ETSU) proudly announce the signing of a new articulation agreement designed to benefit students pursuing a career in Human Services Technology. This agreement provides a seamless pathway for MCC students to transfer their Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree in Human Services Technology to ETSU, enabling them to complete their bachelor's degree with ease.
The signing ceremony took place on July 23, 2024, at 11:30 a.m. at Mayland Community College. The event featured remarks from Dr. Boyd, President of MCC, and Dr. Bill Flora, Associate Provost for Curriculum at ETSU, highlighting the significance of this collaboration for students and the broader community.
Dr. Boyd expressed his enthusiasm, stating:
"We are excited to partner with East Tennessee State University to offer our students a seamless pathway to continue their education and achieve their career goals in Human Services. This agreement underscores our commitment to providing students with valuable opportunities that enhance their academic and professional journeys. By transferring their credits smoothly, our students can focus on their growth and success, confident that they are building on a strong foundation laid here at Mayland Community College. We look forward to seeing our graduates thrive at ETSU and beyond."
Dr. Flora added:
"On behalf of ETSU’s Office of the Provost, we are so thankful for the opportunity to have this relationship. You just heard it really is for students; the ultimate goal for all of us in education is student achievement and their success down the road. So, I think this represents a really great step for us in helping students achieve, and we look forward to even more opportunities. We have been daydreaming already about ways to meet the needs of students in this region, and I look forward to what will come."
The benefits for students under this new agreement include:
This new articulation agreement exemplifies the commitment of both institutions to enhancing educational opportunities and career advancement for students in the region. By working together, MCC and ETSU aim to provide a robust and supportive educational pathway for aspiring Human Services professionals.
To learn more about the Human Services program at Mayland Community College, visit https://www.mayland.edu/degrees-programs/human-services-technology/.
