Enjoy a safer way to send email – with encryption!
Whether your use the Outlook mail client or Office 365, there is now an option to encrypt your emails to ensure security. ITS has created a video that explains the available options:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqOqpNOl7sE
For any questions regarding data security or email encryption, contact Information Security.
The Tennessee Tech Campus Visits Program is looking for excited, energetic, and Tech-loving students to be Golden Eagle Guides.
As a Golden Eagle Guide, you will have the opportunity to connect with future potential students and share your personal experiences on being a Tech student. You will be a vital part of our recruitment process to help reach other students just like you!
Golden Eagle Guides receive perks such as discounts at our University Store, early registration, and leadership experience!
For any questions about becoming a tour guide, email bkriebel@tntech.edu!
Welcome back Golden Eagles!
As we return for the start of the Fall semester, we wanted to remind you all of phishing emails! Be on the lookout for any emails requesting your password or anyone asking for a lot of personal information. The bad guys know this is a vulnerable time and will exploit us if we don’t pay attention! Remember: emails will have a red banner indicating they are not coming from a TTU email address. Only give your information to authorized persons, and never share your password!
General Counsel Zoom Interviews
Candidates for the General Counsel position will have Zoom interviews with campus on Monday, August 31 and Friday, September 4th, 2020 at 1:30 p.m. We encourage faculty, staff and students to participate. Candidate information and zoom links are provided at: https://www.tntech.edu/president/gc-interviews.php. We strongly encourage you to attend the open forums, and look forward to hearing your feedback on each of the candidates.
The Tennessee Tech Admissions Office is looking for some awesome current students to be our STAR callers this semester! You’ll mostly be calling newly admitted students and students who haven’t completed their application, meaning you’re just a happy and excited voice to congratulate them and share your experiences at Tech.
We work Mon-Fri afternoons, the exact time each day will be decided after we have more STARs. It is a paid position where you can work up to 10 hrs per week.
If you are interested in the position, please complete the STAR application below!
If you have any questions feel free to email me at wsbridges@tntech.edu.
Come meet the Brothers of Alpha Kappa Psi today on Centennial Plaza for their first rush event of the semester – a goody bag giveaway! AKPsi is the largest and oldest professonal business fraternity in the world! But AKPsi is not just for businessman, it is both coed and accepting of all majors too! So head on over to the plaza to say hello and get your hands on some great stuff as well before it’s all gone!
Come rush the oldest and largest professional business fraternity in the world, Alpha Kappa Psi! With over 298,000 total members worldwide and 219 chapters in 4 different countries, you won’t want to miss out on this great opportunity to improve upon yourself and your professional abilities. Business is in every career field and specialization and AKPsi is open to all of them! Come grow with us today, RUSH ALPHA KAPPA PSI!
Lab Teaching Assistants needed for the fall semester for the following labs: Physics 2010 & 2020, Physics 2110 & 2120 and Astronomy 1010. Please contact Linda in the Physics office in room 219B, Foundation Hall, or by email at lkreis@tntech.edu for information and applications. Physics/Astronomy experience preferred.
With construction occurring on campus, we would like to remind students not to park inside or alongside construction fences, particularly in the dorm areas. If you are a resident and cannot find a parking spot in a green residential zone, you are also allowed to park in a red or purple zone. Vehicles obstructing traffic or obstructing construction access are subject to be towed at owner’s expense.
Here is this week’s Tennessee Tech Today radio show: https://www.tntech.edu/news/files/TNTech_Today_Show_8-21-2020.mp3
This week’s Tennessee Tech Today includes Provost Lori Bruce discussing the academic structure and Rob Owens, associate vice president for student affairs, talking about students being back on campus for the Fall 2020 semester.