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Congratulations to April Externally Funded Award Winners
Externally sponsored award winners from April:
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- Jesse Carrick: S. Department of Energy
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- Steven Click and Shirin Noei (Co-PI): S. Dept. of Transportation via University of Florida
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- Dennis Duncan and Michael Nattrass (Co-PI): S. Dept. of Agriculture via Middle TN State University
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- Gail Gentry: Private Funder
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- Kevin Liska: TN Dept. of Safety and Homeland Security
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- Satish Mahajan: UCDD via Appalachian Regional Commission
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- Jennifer Meadows: Battelle Memorial Institute
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- Joseph Ojo: Office of Naval Research
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- Mustafa Rajabali: NSF via University of Tennessee Knoxville
Amanda Rosenberger: two grants, one with the U.S. Geological Survey and TN Wildlife Resources Agency
Visit https://www.tntech.edu/research/reports/grants-awarded.php.
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Announcing the 2020-21 CSW Award Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the 2020-2021 Commission on the Status of Women Awards!
Commission on the Status of Women Excellence Award: Dr. Jeannette Wolak Luna
Alison Piepmeier Outstanding Student Award: Hannah Willis
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College of Education Announces 2020-2021 Award Recipients
The College of Education is happy to announce the recipients of our annual faculty, student, staff, and Teacher Appreciation Awards for P-12 educators. From teaching and research to leadership and service we recognize their many accomplishments.
Join us during National Teacher Appreciation Week in congratulating and celebrating these dedicated individuals who engage and inspire students of all ages. Please visit www.tntech.edu/education/award-recipients.php to view the award video and recipient list.
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Office of Sustainability Spring Newsletter 2021
With the semester coming to an end, we wanted to share with you all what we have been up to! It has been a busy semester over here at the Office of Sustainability, and we are excited to tell you all about it! Follow the link below to check out our newsletter!
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CITL iLearn: Import/Export/Copy Course Components Workshop Session
The end of the semester is the time to prepare iLearn courses for copying components to the next semester’s courses. This process involves updating Master iLearn courses as well as cleaning up existing semester courses. In this session, we will discuss the exact procedures for adding, deleting, and modifying content topics, quizzes, assignments, discussions, and other iLearn components. The process of copying, exporting, and importing entire courses and between semesters will be explained in detail. As well as elaboration on the steps for selecting specific items to be copied as well as how to manage or offset start, end, and due dates.
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REGISTRATION IS OPEN: Elinor Ross CDF Freedom School / FREE Program for Kids
Registration is open for the Elinor Ross CDF Freedom School – a free, six-week (June 9-July 20) literacy and cultural enrichment program for children K-4th/entering 1st-5th grades who qualify for free or reduced lunch.
Hosted by the College of Education, kids will engage in reading/literacy programs, science, art, math, and music activities, interactive field trips, and family/community events. Breakfast and lunch are provided each day. This year each child will also receive a bike and safety gear.
Members of the university community are encouraged to learn about this valuable program or register a child.
Visit https://www.tntech.edu/freedomschool for more information or email education@tntech.edu.
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Hot Water Outage May 9-22
There will be no hot water or steam on campus May 9-22, 2021 during the annual steam system outage. Natural gas and electric water heaters will continue to operate at Tech Village, New Hall North, Southwest Hall, RUC (for food service only), Lab Science Commons, East Stadium, West Stadium, APC, Foundation Hall, Hooper Eblen and Fitness Center.
This outage is necessary to perform preventative maintenance, and is scheduled annually following spring commencement to minimize impact on other campus events.
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Community Spotlight: Treehouse Publishing Group in Jamestown, TN
Rural Reimagined recognizes Treehouse Publishing Group, a successful rural Tennessee business in Jamestown, for their work creating children’s books to assist and help fundraise created this program with her daughter when the Covid-19 pandemic first struck. AJ says, “I wanted to give back to the nonprofit organizations that do so much for our communities, animals and the planet.” AJ Wanegar, the founder of Treehouse Publishing Group, created this nonprofit with her daughter when the Covid-19 pandemic first struck. AJ, a long-time freelance illustrator, has overcome a history of trauma and injury and recognizes the role nonprofits played in her success.
Rural Reimagined is excited to see this rural business continue to expand and make a difference, not only within Tennessee, but within nonprofit organizations across America. Treehouse Toons can be found at www.treehousetoons.com.
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TTU Miracle Raised $26,346 for Children’s Miracle Network
On Saturday, April 17, 2021, the TTU Miracle organization raised $26,346.21 for the Monroe Carnell, Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt. Three years ago, the organization committed to raising $100,000 for the hospital and they have now successfully completed this goal. There will officially be a “TTU Miracle Patient Room” on the cancer floor of the hospital. The Greek Life community on campus played a big part in the events and donations this year. Rachel Kurtsinger, President of TTU Miracle, describes how special the Dance Marathon event was this year. It was the first in-person big event Miracle has gotten to host since Homecoming 2018, so it was a great chance to reconnect Tech’s campus back to this cause. Rachel states, “Tech truly showed out this year and we are so very proud to lead them in this fight to change kids’ health- change their future. We can’t wait until next year! All For The Kids.”
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Finish Strong Eagles
Dear campus community,
At this point of the semester we are probably all a little exhausted and tired. The students of PC4970/5970 have prepared a video compilation, sharing some things with you that keep them happy and sane during these challenging times.
We hope to brighten your day with this fun project.
Take care of yourselves, finish strong and have a great summer!
You can watch the video here
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Budget Office – May Training Sessions
Budget Office training sessions for May have been scheduled if anyone is interested! Below is a brief description of each training:
General Budget Training: This training gives a big picture overview of the university budget, Banner screens, and budget revisions. This training is required for signature authority on budget revisions.
Budget Banner Screen Training: This training focuses specifically on the Banner screens frequently used for budgeting purposes.
Budget Shadow System Training: This training focuses specifically on our Shadow System Template.
Please click the link below or visit our homepage on the website to register for a virtual session. We look forward to meeting with you!
https://its.tntech.edu/display/MON/Training+Course+Registration
Please contact the Budget Office if you have any questions.
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Submit Summer & Fall Bookorders
The semester is quickly coming to an end. If you have not turned in your Summer or Fall book orders please do so before you leave for the summer.
The Bookstore has a new order submission site, AIP (Adoption & Insight Portal). It can be found on your Tech Express. It is the a green box with a book icon and says “BN AIP”. Please reach out to the Bookstore if you have any questions about submitting your bookorder. Thank you! Elizabeth Owens, Store Manager.
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Return Your Rented Textbooks
Return Your Rentals
Don’t forget to return your rented textbooks during finals week. The Bookstore will have extended hours.
May 3rd – May 6th 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM
May 7th 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM
May 8th 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
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Ship your books by printing a label from the link below.https://tenn-tech.bncollege.com/shop/tenn-tech/page/rental-book-return
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Tennessee Tech Today
Here is this week’s Tennessee Tech Today radio show: https://www.tntech.edu/news/files/TNTechTodayforApril302021.mp3
This week’s show includes Allen Mullis, the executive director for student success, and Simone McKelvey, the director of the Launchpad Student Success Center, talking about Launchpad; and, Tania Datta and Alfred Kalyanapu, associate professors in civil and environmental engineering, along with students Maci Arms and Thomas Harris, discussing water research in Gainesboro.
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Swim Instructors Needed
Campus Recreation is looking for Swim Instructors to teach kid swim lessons over the summer. If you or someone you know is looking for a summer job and has experience teaching lessons, please contact Garrett Lucas for more information at glucas@tntech.edu.