On Dead Day (Thursday, December 9th), come join the Double Reeds of Tennessee Tech Club on Centennial Plaza for some delicious warm drinks! Take a break from your studies in order to indulge in hot chocolate, tea, and coffee. We will be out there from 8am-11am. Cash and Venmo accepted. Contact the club at doublereeds@tntech.edu with any questions.
Author: Cody Bryant
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Internal Audit Has New Information Available on Website
Internal Audit has new information available on our website. We have added two new sections:
- Procard Pointers – The Office of Internal Audit performs audits on the transactions of multiple cardholders across the university on a continuous basis. As a service to cardholders, we have listed many of the items that often cause a cardholder to have observations in a Procard audit.
- Stay Informed – Recent Audit Findings – We have added this section to our website to inform the campus community of recent Internal Audit findings with campus-wide relevance so that all departments can be aware and remain vigilant in preventing future audit findings of a similar nature.
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Wings Up Welcome – Josh Hall
Dr. Josh Hall is a new member of the Biology Department in the College of Arts and Sciences. He teaches Human Anatomy and Physiology, Animal Physiology, and Comparative Anatomy. Here are a few facts you should know about him!
Where are you from?
I grew up in Milan, TN.What degrees do you hold and where did you earn them?
I earned a bachelor’s with a double major in Biology and English from Union University in Jackson, TN. I got my master’s in Biology from Mississippi State University. I earned my PhD in Biology from Auburn University.Tell us about your research area or the area of academic study you are most interested in:
My research is mainly concerned with ecological developmental biology. That involves studying the various ways that the environment during early-life has lasting effects on organisms later in life.What is your favorite part of being at Tennessee Tech so far?
Cookeville is a great town and is surrounded by a broad range of natural areas/habitats that are fun to explore.Welcome, Dr. Hall!
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Holiday Reminder from Information Security Office
As the holiday season rapidly approaches, cyber criminals are increasing their attacks across the globe. We humbly remind the campus community to please be careful when clicking unknown links, opening attachments, and responding to emails. Be sure to verify the sender’s address before responding. Please report any suspicious activity to abuse@tntech.edu or use the Phish Alert button within Outlook.
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Employee Educational Assistance – Revised Registration Date
Spring 2022 – Educational Assistance & Fee Waiver
Deadlines and Reminders
Please submit educational assistance forms to Human Resources by Friday, December 10, 2021 to ensure timely processing.
Educational Assistance and Fee Waiver forms can be found at the following link: https://www.tntech.edu/private/hr/employment/benefits.php
The first day to register for a course at Tech, if you are using a fee waiver, is Monday, December 13, 2021.
Tennessee Tech fee payment/enrollment confirmation deadline for Spring Term is Saturday, January 8, 2022.
Last day for 100% refund for Fall Term is Sunday, January 9, 2022.
Tennessee Tech Spring Term classes begin on Monday, January 10, 2022.
Please review the Tennessee Tech Master Calendar for additional dates and deadlines.
For additional information regarding Educational Discounts, please contact Sheila McNeal at
smcneal@tntech.edu or ext. 3034.
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Holiday Benefit Concert – Donation Drive
Tonight at 7:30pm, the Tennessee Tech School of Music is partnering with the Upper Cumberland Foster Closet for an evening of holiday music and donations. These donations will help support foster children in the Putnam County area. Suggested donations include:
Boys and Girls Winter Clothes
SocksTwin Bed Sheets, Crib Sheets
Baby Blankets (especially girls)
Shampoo/Conditioner
Body Wash, Baby Wash
Toothbrushes
Lunchboxes
Cash DonationsDonations are encouraged, but not required . We hope to see everyone there to start the holiday season with some cheer! Contact Camden Rodriguez at cmrodrigue43@tntech.edu with any questions.
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Wings Up Welcome – Allison Toth
Dr. Allison Toth is a new member of the College of Business, Decision Sciences and Management. Here are a few facts you should know about her.
Where are you from?
I’m from Hopkinton, Massachusetts.What degrees do you hold and where did you earn them?
I earned my bachelor’s in Psychology and Spanish at Clemson University. Then I went to UNC Charlotte for my master’s in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, continuing to earn my PhD in Organizational Science at UNC Charlotte as well.Tell us your research area or the area of academic study you are most interested in:
My research is in the area of Organizational Behavior. I study work-life conflict, coworker relationships and interactions, and how social skills are developed and used at work.What are your hobbies/interests?
When I am not on campus, I enjoy spending time with my husband and cat, Meister. I also love playing Dungeons and Dragons, reading and watching sci-fi, and traveling internationally.Welcome, Dr. Toth!
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Spring 2022 Educational Assistance & Fee Waiver Deadlines and Reminders
Please submit educational assistance forms to Human Resources by Friday, December 10, 2021 to ensure timely processing.
Educational Assistance and Fee Waiver forms can be found at the following link: https://www.tntech.edu/private/hr/employment/benefits.php
The first day to register for a course at Tech, if you are using a fee waiver, is Monday, December 13, 2021.
Tennessee Tech fee payment/enrollment confirmation deadline for Spring Term is Saturday, January 8, 2022.
Last day for 100% refund for Fall Term is Sunday, January 9, 2022.
Tennessee Tech Spring Term classes begin on Monday, January 10, 2022.
Please review the Tennessee Tech Master Calendar for additional dates and deadlines.
For additional information regarding Educational Discounts, please contact Sheila McNeal at
smcneal@tntech.edu or ext. 3034.
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RR Student Success Story: Bailee Kauffman and Elijah Brooks Win Idea Challenge
Rural Reimagined is pleased to recognize the winners of TN Tech’s Eagle Works Idea Challenge competition, Bailee Kauffman and Elijah Brooks! The Idea Challenge is a competition for all students and programs across campus to come up with an idea for a product, business, or service that is feasible and solves a problem. Competitors present a 90 second pitch of their idea to the judges and compete for $1,500 in prizes. About her win, Kauffman states, “I am beyond honored to have placed first in the Idea Challenge! This year, I innovated a safety necklace called the Phoenix that is linked to an app on your smart phone. The safety necklace mimics an ordinary necklace but has the potential to save one’s life!” Brooks states, “I chose to speak about how smart contracts can benefit small businesses, especially those in rural areas. I am very thankful to have placed in the challenge, and I plan to participate even more next semester!” Congratulations to both Bailee and Elijah. Wings up!
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Angel Tree 2021
The Student Involvement & Leadership Center is sponsoring an angel tree again this year. The tree is located in the RUC Lobby. Once you select your ornament/s, register at the Information Desk, and return the unwrapped gifts to the Information Center by Friday, December 10. If you have any questions, email shenry@tntech.edu or call (931) 372-3123.
Thanks for supporting our Angel Tree Program.