On Dec. 7, 1972, NASA launched Apollo 17, the final moon-landing mission of NASA’s Apollo program. Next year marks the 50th anniversary of this launch and to celebrate, the Crawford Alumni Center plans to honor Tennessee Tech alumni, faculty, staff and students who have worked for NASA. The employment can be in any capacity (internship, co-op, full-time) and in any field (engineering, biology, marketing, communications, human resources, etc.). We know alumni and friends who have worked for NASA have amazing stories to tell, and we want to record those stories for future generations! We also plan to host a gathering of all Tech NASA alumni and friends in late spring of 2022. Please share your NASA story and let us know your interest in participating in this gathering via the following form:  Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management  Questions? Contact the Crawford Alumni Center at alumni@tntech.edu.

It’s contest time! Follow the student affairs Instagram account to be entered into a contest for a prize bag full of TN Tech incentives! The contest is running from now until December 8. Please contact Christina Mick at the counseling center for more information.

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Join StudentCPT for our yearly Christmas party where we will be making Christmas cards for local assisted living facilities and nursing homes! Food, drinks, and all of the card-making supplies so all you have to bring is yourself! The event is on December 2, 2021, from 11 am to 12 pm in Johnson Hall Auditorium. If you have any questions contact Alyssa at aabevacqua42@tntech.edu.

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Please join the TN Tech Counseling Center, Accessible Education Center, and Multicultural Affairs on the RUC Back Porch this Thursday, December 2 from 8am-9am for Wings Up Warm Up! There will be a  free give-a-way of beanies, hand warmers, stress management tips, resource information, and hot cocoa. For more information, please contact the counseling center at 931-372-3331.

All are invited to the Star Party being hosted by this semester’s ASTR 3100 (Observational Astronomy) class on Thursday, December 2, from 5.30 to 7 pm in the parking lot behind Foundation Hall. (Cloudy-skies date is Tuesday, December 7.) Telescopes will be set up for observing planets, stars, nebulae, and other galaxies, so come along and marvel at the wonders of the universe. Students will be on hand to guide you, explain what you are seeing, and how the equipment works. For more information contact Steve Robinson (ASTR3100 instructor), sjrobinson@tntech.edu.

Join us for the Inaugural Additive Manufacturing Day at Tennessee Tech on November 30 from 10 am – 1 pm!  One well-known type of additive manufacturing (AM) is 3D printing where a three-dimensional object is constructed from a CAD model or digital 3D model.  This online event features presentations on AM with cement-based materials, multi-material AM, wire arc AM, AM in the United Kingdom, and more!  The schedule of presentations and the registration link can be found at https://www.tntech.edu/engineering/research/cmr/additive-mfg-day.php .  Pre-registration required.  This event is sponsored by the Center for Manufacturing Research in the College of Engineering.

The Student Members of the American Chemical Society invite you to join us for our annual Golden Eagle Seminar on Friday, Nov 19 at 3 p.m. in LSC 1211. Our speaker is Tech chemistry alumnus, Jon Peters. His presentation title is “Oxo Dilemma” and is the story of a large, multi-million lb/year commercial organic chemical process that had major challenges and how these challenges were successfully met. It will also include some information on the history of Eastman Chemical Company in Kingsport, TN. The event is free and open to anyone and does not require a scientific background. Refreshments will be provided. Please RSVP here so we can have an accurate headcount for refreshments. We hope to see you there! Questions can be sent to acarroll@tntech.edu.