Updated 07-03-2019

Work continues on the Lawrence County Higher Education Center, and now Tennessee Tech is looking to build a strong roster of adjunct instructors from southern Middle Tennessee to help bolster the new institution.

Adjunct positions are temporary teaching positions filled semester-by-semester as needed by the university.

Tennessee Tech is looking for potential adjunct instructors for interdisciplinary studies program which has an emphasis on workplace leadership and human behavior along with the university’s upcoming agribusiness program.

The new campus, first unveiled in the summer of 2017, was the latest project in an effort to increase opportunities for students throughout the Volunteer State.

The campus will sit on a 50-acre plot of land south of the city at the intersection of by-pass Route 64 and Route 43.

Construction continues at the site which will house classes provided by Columbia State Community College, the Tennessee Technological University, Middle Tennessee State University and Martin Methodist College.

Classes are expected to begin in the fall of 2020.

Students in Giles and surrounding counties will be able to earn an associate degree from Columbia State, then a bachelor’s in the programs offered by the other institutions participating at the Lawrenceburg education center.

Anyone interested who thinks they may meet these requirements is encouraged to call (931) 766-1493.