Chattanooga State Offers Dance Classes For The Fall Semester

  • Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Chattanooga State Community College’s Humanities and Fine Arts Division will offer a number of dance classes during the fall semester. Zumba, jazz, tap or hip hop dance classes are available on the main campus.


Not only are these classes a great source of exercise, they are a great way to meet general education requirements for most areas of concentration. In addition, taking extra credit hours can help to accelerate the process of completing the requisite courses for graduation.


Zumba instructor Antonio Dewayne McMath has gained a reputation for both his smooth moves and the vigorous workout participants get in his class. Caroline Lamb’s hip hop class is known for her wildly creative choreography. Hip hop dance is a two credit hour course, while Zumba provides one credit hour. Both jazz and tap dance offer three hours of credit.


Classes begin August 24 at Chattanooga State. To begin the enrollment process, go to Chattanoogastate.edu.

Student Scene
UTC Launches RAIL System Library To Support Tennessee School Districts
UTC Launches RAIL System Library To Support Tennessee School Districts
  • 8/26/2025

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Department of School Psychology has launched the Rural Assessment Intervention Library (RAIL), a new program expanding access to student services in ... more

Chattanooga State Announces Tiffanie Robinson As Honoree For 2025 Dinner Of Firsts
Chattanooga State Announces Tiffanie Robinson As Honoree For 2025 Dinner Of Firsts
  • 8/26/2025

Chattanooga State Community College is sponsoring a Dinner of Firsts on Thursday, Nov. 13, at The Chattanoogan hotel. Each year, Chattanooga State honors a distinguished first-generation college ... more

Chattanooga ACE Mentor Program Now Recruiting High School Students Interested In Architecture, Construction, And Engineering
  • 8/26/2025

The Chattanooga ACE Mentor Program is now accepting applications for the upcoming program year, offering high school students an opportunity to explore careers in architecture, construction, ... more