On Sunday, March 8th, the School of Music and Theatre Program will present Kaleidoscope: A Music and Theatre Showcase. This event will be hosted at Red Silo Brewing from 1-4pm and gives students a chance to show off their talents while also fundraising for the School of Music and Theatre program. With two stages, 10-minute sets will alternate over the course of three hours, highlighting a wide variety of ensembles, genres, and art forms. Proceeds from the event will support student scholarships, student travel, and the purchase and repair of musical instruments, equipment, and tools. Tickets are $35 per person and include lunch, beer and wine, and student performances. Hope you can join us for an afternoon of fun and entertainment!
Author: Bailey Phonsnasinh
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Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar: Carson Alfaro and Jack Seger
The Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar this Friday will feature Carson Alfaro (TTU Mathematics/Physics/Mechanical Engineering) and Jack Seger (TTU Physics/Mathematics). Carson’s talk will describe his work designing A SiPM-Based Ultracold Neutron Depolarization Monitor, and Jack will describe his work Coupling a Quadrupole Beam Deflector to a Laser Ablation Ion Source at the TN Tech Ion Beam Lab. The seminar will be at 4pm in Bruner Hall 210, with snacks served starting at 3:30pm. These seminars are geared for undergraduates from any STEM major, but graduate students and faculty are also encouraged to attend!
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Quick(ish) Changes to Make Your Course Accessible in D2L/iLearn
Join the CITL on Tuesday, October 7th at 11 AM via Teams, where we’ll walk through a series of quick(ish) updates you can make to improve the accessibility of your course content and create a more inclusive learning environment for all students including updating course navigation, implementing HTML pages and templates, and best practices for file types. Register below and contact citl@tntech.edu with questions.
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Now Accepting Honors Colloquium Proposals
Have a dream course outside of Tech’s typical offerings that you’re passionate about? Consider proposing an Honors Colloquium! In these 3-cr. hr. discussion-based courses, exciting topics combine with Honors students to create a unique and fulfilling experience. Past examples include Science of Hunger, Human Body & Visual Art, and Astrophotography. Teaching teams are welcome. Click here for more details! Email Honors Director Lindsey Roberts at LRRoberts@tntech.edu with any questions.
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SNAP Education Question and Answer Google Form
Do you have questions about the Supplemental Nutrition Education Program? We have answers!
After hosting our pop-up SNAP education events on campus this semester, we decided we would like to offer an opportunity for students to ask personalized questions you may have as you explore the SNAP application process. We have created a google form where you can ask questions and we can respond to you individually. Please use this link to ask any questions you may have, and we will respond as soon as we can!
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President Oldham Speaks on The Importance of Vision in Leadership
The Science of Leadership is the podcast for listeners who want to build their leadership capabilities through insightful perspectives and inspiring stories from expert leaders. Tune in using the QR code or visiting YouTube to hear President Oldham share insights from his experience. Whether you’re an aspiring business leader, a healthcare professional, or someone passionate about personal growth, our podcast is designed to equip you with the skills and wisdom needed to lead with confidence and impact. Join us on this journey to become a better leader and make a difference in your world!
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Human Trafficking Conference
Human Trafficking Conference: Learn how human trafficking is happening in our area.
Sponsored by: Tolbert Award, Whiston Hester School of Nursing, Health Services, and Tech ASPIRES.
Speakers from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Operation Rose, Hope for Justice, and others.
Location: Bell Hall Auditorium
Date: Friday, October 25th
Time: 1pm -5pm
Free entry. Open to all students, faculty, staff, and guests.
Light Refreshments served
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Bryan Symphony Concert Season
The Bryan Symphony Orchestra at Tennessee Tech welcomes Chilean pianist Paulina Zamora as guest soloist to kick off the 2024-25 concert season Sunday, October 6th, at 3p.m. A performance of Carlos Chavez’s Sinfonia India will honor Hispanic Heritage Month and composer Robert Jager, Emeritus Professor, will be feted with performances of two of his works in honor of his 85th birthday year. The program also includes works by Mendelssohn and Schumann. Tickets may be purchased at www.bryansymphony.org or before the concert. Box Office opens at 1pm.
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Will You Really Do It Later? Combat Procrastination!
Have you tried everything but still can’t force yourself to get things done? Maybe you’re trying things that work for other people but not you. In this workshop, you will explore the different reasons people procrastinate, connect strategies to your situation, and draft a plan that fits your personal motivation.
Join the Launchpad Student Success Center for Will You Really Do It Later? Combat Procrastination, from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m, Thursday, March 7 in Room 371 in the Roaden University Center. *Workshop attendance counts towards the Career Readiness Program.
For more information contact Tenika Burgess at tnburgess@tntech.edu or 931-372-6850.
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Biometric Screening on April 19th
Registration is now open for our Onsite Wellness Screening on Friday, April 19, 2024.
The ParTNers for Health Wellness Program is a voluntary wellness program available to higher education employees and spouses enrolled in health coverage. Each participant will be able to earn up to $500/year ($250/year for the eligible member and $250/year for eligible spouses). Click here for more information or to schedule an appointment.
Questions? Call Sharecare at 888-741-3390 M-F 8am – 8pm CT