Take a break and enjoy a FREE cup of coffee while speaking with recruiters from 620 Pelham on Monday, April 14 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Swoops Food Court in the Roaden University Center.
Pelham 620 is a leading producer of uniforms for the Department of Defense and is in the business of Equipping American heroes.
Careers n’ Coffees are hosted by the Center for Career Development.
Honors Program students represented Tennessee Tech at a conference held by the Southern Regional Honors Council, comprised of over 90 affiliated institutions from 11 states! Their presentations included Markovian Sensor Control Frameworks for Enhancing Security of Internal Loads on Autonomous Aircrafts-Trevon Collins (ME), Jailed Minds: Hidden Crisis of Arresting the Mentally Ill- Cheyenne McAbee (POLS/SOC) and A Content Analysis of Cybercrime and the Intent to Defraud- Esther Paul (POLS).
This Friday Phil Roberson from the TTU Earth Sciences department will be giving the Undergraduate seminar. In his talk Facies Models in the Geologic Record, Phil will describe a key framework for organizing the physical, biological, and chemical properties of sedimentary rock that, among other things, provides a way to understand an increasingly diverse set of new environments using past observations. 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 encouraged to attend!
Chi Sigma Iota – TTU is partnering with Cookeville Pregnancy Clinic in an effort to provide necessary items to expecting mothers and families. Cookeville Pregnancy Clinic has been operating for 35 years to support its clients with compassionate care, excellent medical services, parent education, and material assistance. CSI is collecting donations at the RUC and Matthews-Daniel from April 1st through May 2nd. Please see the flyer for specific items the Cookeville Pregnancy Clinic has requested.
All questions should be addressed to Julia Schenk at jnschenk42@tntech.edu or Jasmine Reynolds at jreynolds42@tntech.edu.
Join us for the Volpe Library Student Easter Egg Hunt on Tuesday, April 15th!
Dear Tennessee Tech Family,
We’re excited to invite you to Exam Jam on May 1st! This fun, annual tradition brings together students and faculty for a late-night breakfast, karaoke session, and more in the Caf. We’d love for you to volunteer, helping serve food and support our hardworking students.
Time Slots:
Option 1: 8:45pm – 10:00pm
Option 2: 9:45pm – 11:00pm
Please RSVP with your preferred time to ttudining@tntech.edu. We can’t wait to share this memorable evening with you!
The Child and Family Sciences Club will be selling 3″ buttons for Tech Pride and Oakley Hall spirit! Buttons will be $3 each. Orders and payment are due by April 30th. More details and payment!
Vegetable sprouts are the young growths of plants from germinated seeds. Sprouts are an excellent source of vitamins, enzymes that aid in digestion, and contain and abundance of antioxidants. Fullei Fresh is a locally owned and operated producer of sprouts. They produce their sprouts from quality sourced seeds and use hydroponic technology to grow them. No soil required! Vegetable sprouts can be incorporated into a variety of dishes, or they can be eaten simply as sprouts!
Now that you know a little about vegetable sprouts, we would love to hear your feedback about having sprouts available on the Tennessee Tech campus! Please fill out the survey below and give us your thoughts!
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The College of Business proudly announces the 3rd Annual College of Business Dean’s Cup. The Dean’s Cup is a putt-putt tournament that will take place on the 1st floor of Foundation Hall on April 10th. All students, faculty, and staff are invited! The tournament will run from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. beginning from the main entrance of Foundation. Come join us and show off your skills!
For more information, contact the College of Business Professional Readiness and Leadership via prl@tntech.edu or call 931-372-6198.
Any TELS eligible student who graduates with their baccalaureate degree and has not reached the maximum 5-year TELS program completion limit AND immediately enrolls in an eligible advanced degree program (i.e. Masters or Doctoral) the semester after receiving baccalaureate degree, MAY be eligible to receive TELS funds while working on an advanced degree program (i.e. Masters or Doctoral). Contact Financial Aid to find out if you are eligible for this exciting opportunity to receive the HOPE scholarship for your graduate degree. And remember, if you apply in May, you will not have to pay the admissions application fee of $35. This is a great savings.