Join the CITL on April 29th, at 11 AM for a session on wrapping up your iLearn gradebook for the semester. Learn how to verify grade calculations, troubleshoot common issues, and successfully release final grades to students. Take advantage of this opportunity to get your questions answered and ensure a smooth end to the semester! Register here and contact citl@tntech.edu.
Category: General
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Rec Your Stress
Stressed out? Come Rec Your Stress on May 1st from 5-8PM at The Burn! Don’t miss axe throwing, diamond painting, VR games, and free food! Bring your friends, take a break, and have some fun before finals hit hard. You’ve earned it, Golden Eagles!
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Spring Town Hall Attendees – We Want to Hear from You!
Did you attend the Spring Talon Town Hall? We want to hear from you! Your feedback is invaluable for making our events more successful and helpful for the campus community. Complete the four question post-event survey here.
Missed the event? No problem. Watch the recording and download the event slideshow on the Talon Campus Forums page. Learn more about the Talon Project at tntech.edu/Talon.
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Course Material Information Is Due To The Bookstore
The semester is almost over! Have you submitted course material information for your Summer and Fall classes? If not, please do so before you leave campus for the summer. For Summer we are at 87% summited course materials and Fall we are at 75% submitted course materials. If you know what you are using, but are not familiar with AIP, you can submit an email (srdavis@bncollege.com) or stop in the store.
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Free Mental Health Screenings
The Center for Counseling and Mental Health Wellness will be offering mental health screenings in RUC 387 on Tuesday, April 29 from 11am-12noon. For more information please contact the Center for Counseling and Mental Health Wellness at counsel@tntech.edu
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Unlocking the Power of Copilot – A Beginner’s Guide to Generative AI
New to artificial intelligence? Join the CITL on Tuesday, April 22 at 11 AM. This hybrid, beginner-friendly workshop offers a simple, hands-on introduction to artificial intelligence—no tech background needed. You’ll learn what AI is, how it’s used, and explore our school’s own AI tool, Copilot. Whether you’re just starting out or want to better understand how AI fits into your work, this session will help you build confidence and start using AI tools. Register here and contact citl@tntech.edu with questions.
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Social Source with OCM: Strategy Workshop
Standing out on social media takes more than just creativity — it takes strategy. Join the Office of Communications and Marketing Social Media team for this month’s Social Source workshop all about putting your strategy into action on April 30 at 1 p.m., in the Roaden University Center, Room 246!
This session is all about collaboration. We’ll work together to sharpen goals and make sure your strategy is ready to connect with your audience in a meaningful way.
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2025 TnTech iLearn(D2L) Pulse Survey
The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning is conducting a Pulse Survey regarding the use of iLearn (D2L), our university’s learning management system (LMS). We would appreciate your time and feedback. Your insights will help us assess how effectively iLearn (D2L) supports teaching and learning and identify areas for improvement.
This survey will take approximately 5–10 minutes to complete. All responses are anonymous and will be used to enhance the learning experience for faculty and students. You can access the survey using the link below. If you have any questions, please contact citl@tntech.edu.
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CITL TechTrendsetters Highlight: Drs. Derek Cashman, Stacy Brown, and Evan Hart
Join the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning on Tuesday, April 15, at 11 AM to hear from three of our 2024 CITL TechTrendsetter Grantees, Drs. Derek Cashman, Stacy Brown, and Evan Hart. This presentation will showcase the use of Tech Templates for course design, technology, and OLC takeaways. Register here and contact citl@tntech.edu.
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“It’s Personal” card deadline
Thank you to all the faculty and staff who have helped make this year’s “It’s Personal” card campaign a success! At Tennessee Tech, President Oldham reminds us that personal connections make a difference — and your handwritten notes to admitted students help show them what it means to be part of our Golden Eagle community. If you haven’t turned in your cards yet, please deliver them to Foundation Hall 215 by Monday, April 21. Let’s keep making an impact, one card at a time!