History of TCC
Tallahassee Community College opened in 1966 to serve the residents of Leon, Gadsden and Wakulla counties, but the movement which led to its creation can be traced back nearly 20 years before that. In 1947, the Florida Minimum Foundation Program, a funding mechanism to combine state and local support for community colleges, was enacted, and, ten years later, the Community Junior College Master Plan was approved. These were the incentives for the development of a community college system that, today, is praised as a model for the nation, one that places a community college within easy commuting distance of 99 percent of the population.
- Early History (pdf 41.66 kB)
- Decade One, 1966-75 (pdf 156.09 kB)
- Supplement to Decade One (pdf 162.87 kB)
- Decade Two, 1976-85 (pdf 122.67 kB)
- Supplement to Decade Two (pdf 93.90 kB)
- Decade Three, 1986-95 (pdf 193.20 kB)
- Supplement to Decade Three (pdf 407.47 kB)
- Decade Four, 1996-2005 (pdf 224.63 kB)
- Supplement to Decade Four (pdf 541.81 kB)
- The Presidents of TCC (pdf 172.28 kB)
- The Trustees of TCC (pdf 102.58 kB)
- Biographies (A-K) (pdf 310.12 kB) , (L-Z) (pdf 287.83 kB)
- Abiding Characteristics of TCC (pdf 44.00 kB)
- Progress Every Year (pdf 31.82 kB)
- Scholarships & Gifts (pdf 175.24 kB)
- Fabulous Firsts (pdf 41.76 kB)
- VIPs on Campus (pdf 130.36 kB)
- Top Stories (pdf 36.91 kB)
- Best Quotes (pdf 75.64 kB)
- History of PTLEA (pdf 43.15 kB)
- History of the TCC Foundation (pdf 35.11 kB)
- The Curto Collection (pdf 135.25 kB)
- Distinguished Alumni (pdf 251.17 kB)
