Join the CITL on Tuesday, August 12th at 11 AM via Teams for our first fall workshop, Getting Your Course Ready with AI and Accessibility. This practical session will focus on preparing your course with accessibility and intentional design in mind. We’ll explore how AI tools can support your planning process, highlight key areas to consider as you finalize your syllabus, and share simple strategies to create a more inclusive learning experience. 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.
Category: General
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TTU police personnel recently completed CPR and AED training
Tennessee Tech University Police personnel recently completed CPR and AED training to enhance emergency response readiness on campus. The training ensures officers are prepared to provide lifesaving assistance during critical incidents, reinforcing the department’s commitment to campus safety and public service.
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Ascend Federal Credit Union: Preparing for the Holiday Savings Tips
Prepare now for holiday gifts, parties, or travel plans to reduce financial stress. A Christmas Club or Secondary savings account (“Holiday Fund”) with automatic transfers can help you reach savings goals. Pairing with a high-yield checking or money market account can offer higher dividends and easy access. Also, use digital banking tools for goal setting and tracking. Give yourself the gift of peace of mind now. Questions? Call 931-372-3713 or email ttubenefits@tntech.edu.
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TTU Police Dept. Command Staff Attend Law Enforcement Management Training
The Tennessee Tech University Police Department’s command staff completed a 32-hour Law Enforcement Management and Administration course at TLETA in Donelson. This training strengthens leadership, planning, and accountability skills. “It reflects our commitment to excellence and service,” said Chief Fred Nichols. Attendees included Chief Nichols, Captain Hillis, Lt. Taylor, and Lt. King. Learn more at tntech.edu/police.
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Tennessee Tech University Police Conduct Active Aggressor Training
On July 12,2025, the Tennessee Tech University Police Department conducted a comprehensive active aggressor training exercise on campus as part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing campus safety and preparedness. Security officers from Cookeville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) were invited to participate in a joint training exercise to enhance interagency coordination and response capabilities in the event of an active threat. The scenario-based training emphasized rapid response tactics, communication, and collaboration among first responders. Officers engaged in hands-on drills designed to simulate real-world conditions and reinforce best practices for protecting lives during high-stress situations.
“Our top priority is the safety of our students, faculty, staff, and visitors,” said Chief of Police Fred Nichols.
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Human Resources Office – Moving to Volpe Library on July 16, 2025
The Human Resources Office will be relocated on Wednesday, July 16, to the Volpe Library, 3rd floor, Room 301 & Room 360, while the Derryberry Auditorium renovations continue. The Human Resources Office hours are M-F, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM.
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Student Affairs Newsletter – July 2025 Issue
The July 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!
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Printing Services implemented modest price increases
Beginning July 1, Printing Services implemented modest price increases to address rising costs for paper, ink, equipment leasing, and expanded in-house services. These adjustments ensure we can continue delivering high-quality, reliable printing solutions to campus.
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Lock in Your Faculty/Staff Meal Plan Before Prices Increase, Act by August 1!
Dear Faculty and Staff,
We want to inform you that faculty and staff meal plan prices at Tennessee Tech will be increasing beginning August 1, 2025.
Now is the perfect time to purchase your meal plan and secure the current lower rate! Plans can be conveniently purchased in person at the register in The Caf, or online at dineoncampus.com/ttu.
Additionally, we’re excited to share that we’re actively exploring new options and added perks for our faculty and staff meal plans more details coming soon!
Don’t miss your chance to save, purchase your plan today!
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Counseling Department Director publishes children’s book
Dr. Christina Mick, Director of the Center for Counseling and Mental Health Wellness, at Tennessee Tech University and her daughter, Kayla Mick, a junior in college, have collaborated and completed the children’s book, “Meg and the Magic of Movement”.
“Meg and the Magic of Movement” was written to share the impact of Auditory Processing Disorder and bring awareness to the condition. The book may be purchased online at Amazon.com and is available on Kindle for purchase. All proceeds from this book go towards purchasing jump ropes for physical education programs across the state of Tennessee.