Tennessee College of Applied Technology Crossville held its 2023 Spring Graduation ceremony on Tuesday, April 18, 2023.  Forty-one students from eleven counties participated in the ceremony held at The Cumberland County Playhouse.  About 300 students graduate each year from one of TCAT’s full-time programs.  Not all TCAT graduates choose to participate in one of the three graduation ceremonies held at the end of each term.

Graduation from Tennessee College of Applied Technology Crossville is the end result of many hours of hard work and dedication.  The graduates of TCAT are hired for good jobs with potential for advancement. The success rate of TCAT graduates is outstanding with 80-88% enjoying successful careers.

Members of the spring 2023 graduating class include:

Administrative Office Technology: Abagayle Brewer; Martin Jimenez

Automotive Technology: Dustin Bangert; Isai E. Felix; Kendall Foster; Blaidir Mejia-Mendez

Building Construction Technology: Nancy Conatser; Nat Hagerdon; Andrew Pollard

Collision Repair Technology: Samuel Garcia Aguilar; Sean Dick

Computer Information Technology: Jordan Lee Bowles; Austin King

Cosmetology: Kaitlyn Howard; Hanna Pryor; Kenzie Wooton

Diesel Powered Equipment Technology: Andrew Corvin; Jenifer R. Elser; William Galloway; Christopher Logan Scott; Ethan Smith; Nick Wells

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration-HVA: Kent K. Dempsey; Tiffany Anne Ginder

Industrial Maintenance and Electrical Systems: Sebastian Berndt

Practical Nursing: Savanna Downing; Jamie Gibson; Taylor Gibson; Lydia Hargis; Peyton Rawlins

Welding Technology – AWS: Anna Allain; Brian Anderson; Gabriel H. Bianco; Brooklynn Hale; Cameron Jeffrey; Zackery Martin; Skyler Olsen; Cameron Scott; Kenneth Scoville; Michael Stottlemire; Holly Wyatt