John C Calhoun State Community College

Calhoun Community College, located in Tanner, Alabama, operates as a public two-year institution serving the northern Alabama region with its main campus situated between Huntsville and Decatur. The college maintains two primary campuses: the main rural campus in Limestone County and an urban location in Huntsville's Cummings Research Park. Established in 1947, Calhoun Community College stands as Alabama's largest two-year college, offering associate degrees and technical certificates with particular emphasis on advanced manufacturing, healthcare programs, and aerospace technology training. The main campus features modern technical training facilities and laboratories, supporting its partnerships with regional industries including NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center and area automotive manufacturers. The college operates as a commuter institution without on-campus housing, primarily serving students from Madison, Morgan, and Limestone counties.