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Credit Union Professionals Graduate from Southeast Management School

The Tennessee Credit Union League is pleased to announce that six Tennessee credit union professionals graduated from the Southeast Management School after successfully completing the three-year program on the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens, Ga., as part of Southeast Regional Credit Union Schools (SRCUS). 

  • Caroline Bays, Tennessee Credit Union League, Tenn.
  • Denise Chapman, Kimberly Clarke Credit Union, Tenn.
  • Stephen Cutshall, Consumer Credit Union, Tenn.
  • Jessica Grostic, Copper Basin Federal Credit Union, Tenn.
  • Christopher Hagans, ORNL Federal Credit Union, Tenn.
  • Lauren Smith, Enrichment Federal Credit Union, Tenn.

For over 50 years, Southeast Management School has equipped graduates with the skills and knowledge to meet the leadership challenges that arise in the credit union industry. 

Students at Southeast Management School enjoy academic teachings with direct credit union application. The three-year program which takes place at the University of Georgia’s Center for Continuing Education, one week per year, develops operational, managerial, and leadership skills. Students also benefit from working side-by-side with current and future leaders in the credit union movement as well as revered academic faculty. When students are off campus, they complete two annual projects, including a detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis of their credit union. 

The Southeast Regional Credit Union School was recently granted accreditation to offer the prestigious Certified Credit Union Executive Designation. First-year students completed testing on year one curriculum while second-year students and 2024 graduates have the option to take a cumulative test this summer.  Starting in 2025, testing will be a requirement of the SRCUS program.

Save the date to join the next cohort of Southeast Management School, June 15–20, 2025.

Official SRCUS Graduate Press release.

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