Due to the COVID-19 crisis, tnAchieves recognizes that completing in-person community service hours may be challenging.

As an additional resource, we have recorded a virtual opportunity for you to complete community service hours. By watching the webinars below, you will accumulate community service hours. Each video will account for one hour of community service, so feel free to watch multiple episodes. We hope that these webinars/interviews will provide you with insight to career paths, college success and general life skills.

Duplicate viewings of the same webinar will not be counted as an hour of community service. You may only receive credit for viewing each webinar once!

To receive your hour of community service, simply login, view the webinar in its entirety, then click Submit!

To view any of the community service webinars below, click here!

Becoming a Great Leader
Becoming a great leader requires hard work, trying a lot of things and learning from failure. Hear from tnAchieves Board members Randy Boyd and Mike Ragsdale and Executive Director Krissy DeAlejandro as they discuss what it takes to become a great leader!

Perspectives of a TN Promise Student
Hear from three tnAchieves team members that are alumni of the program! They share personal experiences and tips on how to take advantage of the resources tnAchieves provides. This one is relatable!

Connecting with your tnAchieves Mentor
tnAchieves mentors serve as trusted resources and sources of encouragement to TN Promise students. Taking advantage of this relationship will ensure that you have someone in your corner during the college process!

Working with your COMPLETE Coach
All TN Promise students are assigned a tnAchieves COMPLETE coach that will help them navigate college. Hear from three COMPLETE coaches as they share advice and helpful tips on connecting with your coach and taking advantage of opportunities.

Why TCAT?
Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology (TCAT) provide students with certified training for in-demand careers statewide. Often considered the "hidden gems" of Tennessee's colleges, TCATs have incredibly high completion and job-placement rates. Learn more about program offerings and the importance of TCATs from three institution presidents.

College Resources
Understanding the resources available to you at your college can make your experience better. Hear from representatives from Southwest Tennessee Community College, Nashville State Community College and Walters State Community College as they discuss providing students with valuable and rewarding college experiences.

College Professors Aren't That Scary
Building a relationship with your college professors is vital to your success in the classroom. Hear from faculty members from Belmont University, Pellissippi State Community College and Southwest Tennessee Community College as they share tips, stories and general advice on succeeding in college.

Transferring to a Four-Year College
This webinar focuses on the process and importance of transferring to a university! Chancellor Keith Carver of the University of Tennessee at Martin and President Paul Stumb at Cumberland University discuss the resources available for transfer students and the benefits of continuing your education.

University of Tennessee's Haslam College of Business
Hear from six leaders from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville's Haslam College of Business about pursuing a business degree and using those skills to find a career!

Social Media Etiquette and Careers
Using social media correctly can help you in your future job search and even become a career. Understanding its impacts, benefits and dangers can ensure that you use it in a productive way. Hear from three social media experts from Nashville, as they discuss how to use social media in a positive way!

Preparing for the Workforce
Three members of the tnAchieves staff, at very different points in their careers, discuss entering the job market, beginning their first jobs and advice for students as they near graduation! All three of our panelists are from Tennessee and went to college in Tennessee. We think you will find their perspectives and advice helpful as you prepare for your career.