TTU Police reminds students: Always use crosswalks, follow signals, and stay alert while walking or biking on campus. Helmets and reflective gear save lives. For more info, visit tntrafficsafety.org/bike-ped and review TTU Policy 191.
Category: General
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Free Adult Swim Clinic
The Exercise Science Department is offering a free 6-week Adult Swim Clinic for faculty, staff, graduate assistants, and community members on Monday evenings at the Memorial Gym Pool starting on January 26. If you are serious swimmer that wants to become a graceful swimmer or a beginner that is just learning to swim, I encourage you to sign up for the one of the upcoming 6-week clinics. There will be three clinics offered including:
- Triathletes/ Advanced/ Intermediate Swimmers
- Novice/ Beginner Swimmers (comfortable in deep water)
- Phobic Swimmers/ Limited Experience (not comfortable in deep water)
Anyone interested in registering or wanting more information should contact Brad Westrick at bwestrick@tntech.edu
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Announcing the New Study Abroad Management Portal
The Center for Global Experiences is proud to announce the launch of our new Study Abroad Management Software. This new platform is designed to streamline the journey for every Golden Eagle looking to soar across borders, making it easier than ever to explore, apply for, and manage international experiences. Both students and faculty are encouraged to register to stay updated on deadlines.
Visit the Portal: Go to the Center for Global Experiences Program Optons.
Use your official Tennessee Tech email and create a new password.
Profile: Fill out your basic academic and personal information.
For more information contact studyabroad@tntech.edu
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Intercultural Affairs Mentors and Ambassadors Application – Apply Now!
We are hiring mentors and ambassadors. Applications for the Intercultural Affairs 2026-2027 Ambassador Program & the Reaching Achievement and Committed to Excellence Peer Mentoring Program are now available on the Intercultural Affairs website. We hope that you will consider becoming an ambassador or serving as a mentor. Application deadlines are March 4, 2026. All application information can be found using the following links below. Share this info with a friend who might be interested!
Mentor Application | Ambassador Application
For more information about events, email InterculturalAffairs@tntech.edu or call 931-372-3392
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The Women’s Center is now the Gretta Stanger Center!
We have renamed in honor of our founder, Dr. Gretta Stanger. We are still working our mission every day to support belonging for all on Tech’s campus and provide education about how gender impacts everyone’s lives. Come see us in RUC 339 to use our library, access our resources, and join in our social and educational events. Find us now at tntech.edu/gsc and contact us at gsc@tntech.edu.
Save the Date! Grand Reopening Luncheon & Open House February 6th at 12:00pm. Stay on the lookout for a formal RSVP to reserve a seat at our luncheon, open house is open all-day February 6th!
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American Red Cross Basic Life Support CPR/ AED/ First Aid Training
The Exercise Science Department will be offering an American Red Cross Basic Life Support CPR/ AED/ First Aid blended learning class on Tuesday, January 20 from 6:00- 9:30 pm in Memorial Gym for those that may be interested. Please email me at bwestrick@tntech.edu to registering for the class or if you have any questions.
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CITL Getting Ready for Spring 2026
Join the CITL on Tuesday, January 13th at 11 AM via Teams for a practical session focused on preparing your course with accessibility and intentional design in mind. Whether you’re updating an existing course or building something new, this session will offer helpful takeaways for a strong start to the semester.
Register here and contact citl@tntech.edu with questions.
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Wednesday Evening Shuttle Stop Added Downtown Cookeville
The Cookeville Downtown Shuttle now includes a stop at Church Ave. behind Regions Bank on Wednesday evenings from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. This location provides convenient access to restaurants, shops, and events downtown.
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Coding for a cause: Computer science students launch website for nonprofit
During their final semester at Tennessee Tech, three computer science students turned their skills into a passion project: Building a medical outreach website for the Bridge of Aspirations Foundation. Their goal? To help people with neurological and spinal cord injuries.
No grade . No academic credit. Just impact.
“We wanted to help support medical care in underserved communities while also gaining experience outside of our classes,” Thomas Robertson said.
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Student Affairs Newsletter – December 2025 Issue
The December 2025 Issue of the Student Affairs Newsletter is now available. This newsletter was created to share what is taking place in the division and give an inside look into the departments, programs, and services that make up Student Affairs. The newsletter is published on a quarterly basis throughout the year.
Visit the Student Affairs website to check out the latest edition!