This meeting is held to review progress and next steps for the TCAT 6 build-out project. Key stakeholders from HOAR Construction, along with representatives from partnering organizations, gathered to discuss construction timelines, site readiness, project milestones, and coordination efforts. The meeting served as a collaborative check-in to ensure alignment on goals, address any challenges, and maintain momentum toward successful completion.

This event will provide community dental professionals updates to continue to provide high quality dental care through technological advances, whole body care, required chemical dependency with updates in prescription writing for dentists, affects on drug use when dental care is needed as not to have a medical emergency, and use of Narcan.
College credit is NOT awarded.
Knowledge gained from this event will enhance patient care from trusted healthcare providers.
We anticipate about 30 attendees and will provide a final attendance roster if needed. We will use HSC 1085 and will need a working microphone. Faculty from Dental Assisting program will be attending to assist with projector for presentation. 

AGC CPR & First Aid for Construction

This hands-on CPR training is designed specifically for construction workers, equipping them with life-saving skills to respond effectively in an emergency. Participants will learn how to recognize cardiac arrest, perform high-quality chest compressions, provide rescue breaths, and use an automated external defibrillator (AED).

Because construction sites present unique risks—such as falls, electrical incidents, and heavy equipment accidents—this training emphasizes real-world scenarios relevant to the industry. Employees will gain confidence in providing immediate care until professional help arrives, ensuring a safer work environment and potentially saving lives.

By the end of the session, participants will be prepared to act quickly and effectively in critical situations, supporting both workplace safety and OSHA compliance standards.

AGC Digital Marketing: Reputation, Relevance, & Revenue

Reputation, Relevance & Revenue: Why your online presence matters in construction and how to stand out on the internet.  This training will focus on digital marketing strategies for the construction industry.  This session will cover practical tools and tactics to help construction professionals grow their online presence, attract qualified leads, and make the most of digital advertising.

AGC Practical AI for Construction

For construction teams who want to start using AI or level up, this session is a must for construction owners, execs, project managers, field leaders, and office administration. 
The real power of AI lies in  handling small, everyday tasks that would normally take up time, cause stress, and drain productivity.  Learn about the different types of AI that can help streamline your construction and administrative processes.  This deep-dive work session will remove the intimidation of AI and help you get comfortable incorporating it into your daily work habits.

This classroom will be used by 5th Year Apprentices doing a variety of technical and safety training to complete their requirements of apprenticeship. Some of the courses will include Instrumentation, Photovoltaic, OSHA 30, and CPR. 

This classroom will be used by 5th Year Apprentices doing a variety of technical and safety training to complete their requirements of apprenticeship. Some of the courses will include Instrumentation, Photovoltaic, OSHA 30, and CPR. 

Chattanooga Autism Conference

1. Detailed Description of the Training:
The Chattanooga Autism Conference is a full-day educational event designed for professionals, educators, caregivers, and service providers who support individuals on the autism spectrum. This conference offers evidence-based presentations, practical strategies, and research-informed practices from leading experts in the fields of autism assessment, therapy, education, and advocacy.

Attendees will gain knowledge and tools applicable to a variety of professional settings, including clinical, educational, and community environments. The content is suitable for those seeking continuing education in fields such as psychology, social work, education, counseling, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and behavior analysis.

2. Audience and Expected Attendance:
The audience includes educators, licensed professionals (such as Licensed Professional Counselors, Registered Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers) students in related fields, and family members. We anticipate approximately 600 attendees. we also have about 70+ exhibitors with 160 people present between booth staff and volunteers

3. Location:
The Chattanooga Autism Conference is held at the Chattanooga Convention Center. 

5. CEU hours and type:
Hours: 5  (.5 CEUs)
All participants will be able to attend FIVE hours of presentations (8:30am to 3:45). 
Each presentation is 1 hour. 

Type: Certificate should communicate that these are accredited by Chatt State which is accredited by SACS. Suggested content for certificate:

"These CEUs are accredited by Chattanooga State Community College, a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)"

HCDE-High School Counselor Professional Development

This will be the first professional development meeting for HCS High School Counselors. We will be discussing the School Counselor Handbook, Risk Assessment updates, etc

The Tennessee Banner Users Group (TnBUG) Conference, held September 15–17, 2025, at The Westin Chattanooga, brings together higher education professionals for three days of learning, collaboration, and networking. The event features general sessions, breakout discussions, and Birds of a Feather forums across multiple tracks, including Admissions and Records, Bursar/Student Accounts, Financial Aid, Slate, and Technical. Topics range from streamlining admissions and financial aid processes to improving student accounts, leveraging new technologies, and addressing cybersecurity challenges. By fostering peer-to-peer exchange and practical skill-building, the conference equips campus leaders and staff with tools and strategies to strengthen institutional operations and enhance workforce capacity in higher education.

The Tennessee Banner Users Group (TnBUG) Conference, held September 15–17, 2025, at The Westin Chattanooga, brings together higher education professionals for three days of learning, collaboration, and networking. The event features general sessions, breakout discussions, and Birds of a Feather forums across multiple tracks, including Admissions and Records, Bursar/Student Accounts, Financial Aid, Slate, and Technical. Topics range from streamlining admissions and financial aid processes to improving student accounts, leveraging new technologies, and addressing cybersecurity challenges. By fostering peer-to-peer exchange and practical skill-building, the conference equips campus leaders and staff with tools and strategies to strengthen institutional operations and enhance workforce capacity in higher education.

The Tennessee Banner Users Group (TnBUG) Conference, held September 15–17, 2025, at The Westin Chattanooga, brings together higher education professionals for three days of learning, collaboration, and networking. The event features general sessions, breakout discussions, and Birds of a Feather forums across multiple tracks, including Admissions and Records, Bursar/Student Accounts, Financial Aid, Slate, and Technical. Topics range from streamlining admissions and financial aid processes to improving student accounts, leveraging new technologies, and addressing cybersecurity challenges. By fostering peer-to-peer exchange and practical skill-building, the conference equips campus leaders and staff with tools and strategies to strengthen institutional operations and enhance workforce capacity in higher education.

The 2025 Neuroscience Symposium provides healthcare professionals with occupational and technical skills through expert-led sessions on dementia, seizures, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and advanced diagnostic tools. While the training carries no institutional credit toward a degree, it is designed to strengthen clinical expertise, improve patient care practices, and support professional growth within the medical field. By enhancing knowledge and skills relevant to neuroscience, the symposium also contributes to expanded career opportunities and advancement for participants.

The 2025 Neuroscience Symposium provides healthcare professionals with occupational and technical skills through expert-led sessions on dementia, seizures, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and advanced diagnostic tools. While the training carries no institutional credit toward a degree, it is designed to strengthen clinical expertise, improve patient care practices, and support professional growth within the medical field. By enhancing knowledge and skills relevant to neuroscience, the symposium also contributes to expanded career opportunities and advancement for participants.

This training is to provide information and general knowledge about the Tennessee Public Records Act and the Tennessee Open Meetings Act to assist individuals in their roles as either record custodians or record requestors. The training will be open to state government employees, local government employees, media employees, and the general public. Based on previous presentations, we will be expecting 50-100 individuals to attend the training. If we could present in the theatre style classroom HSC 1085 or a similar location, that would be great. We would need a projector with the ability to connect our computers, a projector screen, Wi-Fi access, and two microphones for the presentation

Dates: Friday 11/14/25 - 12:00 pm to 6:30 pm (this includes set up) Saturday 11/15/2025: 7:30 am to 2:30 pm (this includes breakdown)  This non-credit professional training event is designed to enhance occupational and instructional skills for educators working within Tennessee’s community and technical college system. Through a series of concurrent sessions, participants will engage in collaborative learning focused on effective teaching practices, communication strategies, classroom innovation, and student engagement—skills that directly support workforce and academic success across disciplines.

The conference provides opportunities for English faculty to strengthen both technical and soft skills essential to their profession, fostering growth that enhances job performance and career advancement in higher education.

Program highlights include Friday afternoon registration, concurrent professional sessions, and an evening networking reception in the HSC lobby. Sessions resume Saturday morning and conclude with the annual luncheon at noon.

Up to 15 employees will need to meet in a classroom that can have a virtual meeting with the whole room. These meetings will be to set up and train on a new ERP system. This internationally-renowned ERP system will make them more marketable overall as will their participation in set up. 

Up to 15 employees will need to meet in a classroom that can have a virtual meeting with the whole room. These meetings will be to set up and train on a new ERP system. This internationally-renowned ERP system will make them more marketable overall as will their participation in set up. 

Up to 15 employees will need to meet in a classroom that can have a virtual meeting with the whole room. These meetings will be to set up and train on a new ERP system. This internationally-renowned ERP system will make them more marketable overall as will their participation in set up. 

Up to 15 employees will need to meet in a classroom that can have a virtual meeting with the whole room. These meetings will be to set up and train on a new ERP system. This internationally-renowned ERP system will make them more marketable overall as will their participation in set up. 

Up to 15 employees will need to meet in a classroom that can have a virtual meeting with the whole room. These meetings will be to set up and train on a new ERP system. This internationally-renowned ERP system will make them more marketable overall as will their participation in set up. 

Up to 15 employees will need to meet in a classroom that can have a virtual meeting with the whole room. These meetings will be to set up and train on a new ERP system. This internationally-renowned ERP system will make them more marketable overall as will their participation in set up.