Get ready for a sweet celebration!
Pie an officer is back, and this time, SHPE and FUTURO are teaming up to make it even more memorable! Join us on Wednesday, March 20, as we come together to indulge in delicious pies and connect with fellow students.
Mark your calendars and join us at The Centennial Plaza from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. for an evening filled with tasty treats and great company. See you there!
For any inquiries: Cescobar42@tntech.edu , 931-259-8214
There will be a dodgeball tournament on March 21st in Mem Gym starting at 7:00pm! The entry fee is $5. The winner will receive free 7Brew coffee, a Chick-fil-A gift card, and more!
This is a final group project for the BMGT-4520 class, and all proceeds will go to the Magnolia Foundation charity.
The link to sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1RiLglKbqd7cdp3OtlMQS0JxFwBZKL75_cC3ErIpNwIk/viewform?edit_requested=true
For any questions, please contact Talia Story at tgstory42@tntech.edu
We have reached the halfway point for I Heart Tech Students! This six-week fundraising effort will conclude on March 27 (Tech’s Charter Day!), so don’t miss your chance to be a part of it. When Tech’s Food Pantry opened in 2012, it served approximately five people each week. Today it serves up to 40 people each week and has expanded to include an auxiliary pantry in the library and a large refrigerator for perishable items. This is thanks to donor support.
Make a gift to Tech’s Food Pantry or any area on campus: https://1915.tntech.edu
The Graduate Chemistry Club (GCC) will be holding a bake sale in the south atrium of the Laboratory Science Commons on Thursday, March 7 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be a variety of baked goods available and we accept cash and card. Funds raised go toward helping support registration expenses for graduate students to present their research at national conferences. Come get some study fuel as you prepare for your last exams before spring break! Questions can be sent to TTUGraduateChemistryClub@gmail.com.
Two weeks down, and four weeks to go in our 6th annual I Heart Tech Students fundraising initiative! Thank you to everyone who has made a gift so far!
One of the most popular areas for support is the Eagle Assistance Grant, an emergency fund for students facing tough times. The EAG was established during the very first I Heart Tech Students in 2019. Thanks to your support throughout the past six years, the EAG has helped more than 80 students with more than $70,000 in emergency expenses.
Make a gift to the Eagle Assistance Grant or to any area on campus: https://1915.tntech.edu
Thank you to all of the faculty and staff who have supported I Heart Tech Students so far! This annual six-week fundraising initiative began in 2019. That first year, we focused on three programs that put students first, and one area is the Eagle’s Wing Veterans Center. Thanks to donor support, Tech was named a “Best for Vets” university by Military Times, joining a select list of only 325 universities nationwide. Tech is recognized for its work-study opportunities, priority registration for student veterans and the range of services offered by its dedicated Office of Military & Veteran Affairs. This is just one example of how your gifts make a difference.
Learn more or make a gift: https://1915.tntech.edu
Tennessee Tech’s 6th annual I Heart Tech Students fundraising initiative begins today! How can you be a part of this effort?
Make a gift
Spread the word
Share your story.
Support Tech’s Food Pantry, Eagle Assistance Grant, Accessible Education Center or a scholarship or program that is meaningful to you.
Show your heart for Tech students today: https://1915.tntech.edu
Join Army ROTC for a “SWEET AS COOKIES” Valentine’s Day Bake Sale. Celebrate Valentine’s Day in the sweetest way! There will be Cookies and Hot Chocolate for sale!
For questions, contact kloftis@tntech.edu
February 14, 2024
12:00-2:00 p.m.
Plaza Stage
Last December, Prof. Melissa Geist and Assoc. Prof. Jennifer Mabry led a group of grad and undergrad students on a nursing outreach visit to the village of Punta Gorda, Belize in Central America. The group partnered with START CPR to provide Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) training for 20 doctors and nurses – now certified by the American Heart Association for adult critical care.
In March, Geist’s team plans to return to facilitate the Pediatric Advanced Cardiac Life Support (PALS) training and certification for the healthcare providers.
To help support this pediatric critical care outreach initiative, please email Professor Geist at behealthy@tntech.edu for more information.
Each holiday season, Tennessee Tech looks for ways to help others — both on campus and in the community. That’s why we are encouraging those interested in making an end-of-the-year gift to consider making a gift to the University Service Center.
The Center provides service learning opportunities that integrate community service with instruction and reflection. Service projects range from stuffing backpacks full of school supplies for K-12 students in need to ensuring that Tech’s food pantry is stocked and staffed for those experiencing food insecurity.
If you make a gift of $25 or more to any campus fund between now and Dec. 15, as a thank you, we will send you a Tennessee Tech ornament.
Learn more or make a gift: https://giving.tntech.edu