Tech endeavors to prevent and detect fraud, waste, and abuse. Reporting definitions and guidelines can be found in Tech Policy 131 Preventing and Detecting Fraud, Waste, or Abuse.
If you have a reasonable basis for believing fraud, waste, or abuse has occurred, please report it to one of the following.
State of Tennessee Comptroller’s Hotline:
State of Tennessee Online Reporting
Would you like the opportunity to participate in a full-time paid internship in Nashville at the Tennessee General Assembly for the Spring 2026 semester? To experience the state legislative process hands on, to gain valuable expertise in state government, and to build relationships with state leaders, all while earning 12 hours of academic credit? This internship is for you! Come find out more about the internship at the Legislative Internship Info Meeting Thursday Sept. 4th 11am Dan 205. This opportunity is Open to ALL Majors! Applications are due Friday September 26th. Reach out to Dr. Harding at lharding@tntech.edu for application information. Must be a junior or senior, min GPA 3.0, and age 20 or older by Jan 10th.
The TTU Police offer a free property registration service to students to help protect their valuables. Register any item with a serial number (laptops, bikes, etc.) for added security. Visit https://www.tntech.edu/police/bike-registration.php to sign up and learn more. Safeguard your belongings today!
Following recent active shooter hoax calls at other institutions, University Police Chief Fred Nichols met recently with city and county law enforcement and emergency personnel to discuss ways that Tennessee Tech can continue to be proactive in maintaining a secure campus and protecting students, faculty, staff and visitors.
“It’s always good to look at events happening around us, discuss how our plans work and stay in close collaboration with our local law enforcement partners,” said Chief Nichols following the meeting. “The safety of all Golden Eagles remains our highest priority.”
Do you know a student who always goes above and beyond? The Division of Student Affairs is seeking nominations for the Student Affairs Student Spotlight. We are looking to feature Golden Eagles who excel in every aspect of campus life. Selected students will be featured in a Tech Times article and a Student Affairs Instagram post! Students and staff are encouraged to nominate. Let’s spotlight the best of Tennessee Tech! The nomination form can be found here!
Collegeside Church of Christ welcomes TN Tech students to park in the east parking lot. We know parking on campus can be challenging at times. We ask that you park only in the 100+ places highlighted in GREEN above. We will do our best to avoid towing or booting, but must save the red zones for our church and Mother’s Day Out program. If you have questions, please contact Clay Wesley (clay@collegeside.org)
Interested in perfecting your public speaking skills? Like to argue? Want free pizza and GREAT company?
Join Speech and Debate TONIGHT in RUC 370 at 5:30 p.m. for our Meet & Greet!
This meeting is for prospective new members! We invite all grade levels and majors to join us and see what our club offers! Experience what one of our meetings looks like, along with free food and prizes! We also have a drawing for a SPECIAL prize!
Please sign up! If you have any questions, contact awarneke42@tntech.edu
See you soon!
The Office of Communications & Marketing congratulates the winners of the 2025 Spirit Days decorating competition! With the forthcoming dedication of “Wilmore Way,” this year’s contest included an outer space theme. First place was awarded to the Millard Oakley STEM Center, second place to the College of Agriculture & Human Ecology and third place to the Office of the President. The “fan favorite” award went to The Post. Thanks to everyone who participated for a spirited start to the semester!
Congratulations and welcome new Honors Program Director, Lindsey Roberts, and new Administrative Services Coordinator, Rachel Ickes! Lindsey started in the Honors Program as a student and helped shape the program as Program Coordinator and Interim Director before taking the helm as Director on July 1. Rachel is new to Tennessee Tech and is already a welcome addition to the team since joining the program in the spring semester. They both are committed to strengthening leadership, growing research, and connecting the community through service and civic engagement. Lindsey and Rachel are excited to continue working with Tech students, faculty, and staff!
TTU Police and Curriculum & Instruction members received the Lifesaver Award from the Putnam County Commission for performing CPR on a person suffering a heart attack on campus. Their training, teamwork, and dedication saved a life, reflecting their strong commitment to community safety. Pictured: (front) Communications Supervisor Melanie Mabrey, Chief Fred Nichols, Sherrie Cannon; (back) Sgt. Jeff Bulakowski, with VP of Student Affairs Marc Burnett.