In an interview by Niswonger Foundation Vice President, Richard Kitzmiller, we learned that Veronica Watson has spent most of her 2017 “summer break” as a volunteer in Niswonger/ETSU Code & Technology camps. After participating in sum...
Ben Fox, a native of Gray, Tennessee and a Niswonger Foundation Alumni, Class of 2009, was recently named the Head Coach at Maryville College. Ben is a graduate and former quarterback of Daniel Boone High School. He earned a degree in Business Admi...
Scott M. Niswonger, Chairman and Founder of the Niswonger Foundation announced the award of an “Education Innovation and Research” (EIR) Grant from the U.S. Department of Education that will focus on educational opportunities in Science,...
Niswonger & ETSU 2017 Code & Technology Camps CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Girls in Science & Technology (GIST) Camps -June 12 – 16 (Rising 5th Graders) -June 26 – 30 (Rising 6th Graders) __________________________________ Adv...
Dr. Randy Wykoff and Scott Niswonger Story by: East Tennessee State University – University Relations JOHNSON CITY – For years, leaders in East Tennessee State University’s College of Public Health have utilized the ETSU Eastman Valleybrook cam...
We would like to share the International Storytelling Center’s “President’s Blog” that appeared in their recent e-newsletter and shared with us by the writer, Kiran Singh Sirah, President, International Storytelling Center. I...
The Niswonger Foundation was established in 2001 to make a positive and sustainable difference in education in Northeast Tennessee. This dream was envisioned by Scott M. Niswonger, who founded Landair Transport, Inc. and Forward Air Corporation. These companies were the first two Greeneville-based companies to be taken public in the history of Greene County, Tennessee. Jointly, the companies have combined annual revenue of over one-billion-dollars and employ more than 5000 people.
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