The college offers programs of study, which lead to the Associate of Science, Associate of Arts, and Associate of Applied Science degrees. All degree programs are built upon a foundation of general education courses. In 1995 was the year for the first of Morristown's First International Festival, initiated under the auspices of Discover Tennessee. As Morristown and Hamblen County continue to grow, the area has become home for people of many different nationalities. To honor this diversity and educate the community, a group of volunteers from ten nations planned and produced the festival.
Features are entertainment, footways, exhibits, and videos.
Morristown's Fifth International Festival will take place on Saturday, April 29, 2000. A special exhibit of artwork produced by members of Girls Incorporated as part of a Tennessee Arts Commission grant was also held at Rose Center. Four educational workshops took place for members of the Tanasi Girl Scout Council. Morristown offers great boating and fishing on Cherokee Lake and Douglas Lakes. Two thousand-acre Panther Creek State Park offers picnicking, swimming, camping, and miles of hiking trails.