As the semester wraps up, faculty start to think about grading and making changes for future courses. It is easy to become overwhelmed during this time of year. On Tuesday, April 23rd at 11 AM, we will review a checklist of items to complete to help you close out your current course and prepare for the next semester. Register below and contact the CITL with questions.
Category: General
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Graduation Pictures on Campus
We always love seeing students preparing for graduation with senior pictures! We know how important it is to mark this milestone with fun and festive photos. That’s one reason we work so hard to keep campus looking sharp, but we need your help!
If you choose to use confetti, please pick up after yourselves. With your help, we can keep campus beautiful for future generations of Golden Eagles!
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420 Safety Celebration – April 18th – inside the UC!
Come join the Center for Addiction Prevention and Support during dead hour on April 18th inside the UC to learn more about the dangerous of using marijuana! Try our NEW marijuana goggles and grab some drug-free swag while you are there! We look forward to seeing you!
For more information contact ALees@tntech.edu or join us on social media!
Instagram – TNTechCaps or Facebook- Center for Addiction Prevention & Support at TN Tech
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HR Live Office Hours – Compensation and Classification Study Details
HR Associate Vice President will continue the conversation about the approved Compensation and Classification Implementation. Join us on April 24th at 1:00 pm by clicking on this link: Click here to join the meeting
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Student Affairs Student Spotlight – Brady Goodman
Congratulations Brady Goodman, the April Student Affairs Student Spotlight! Originating from Coalfield, TN, Brady is a Junior majoring in Electrical Engineering. He’s passionate about people and making a difference. Congrats, Brady!
Read more about Brady’s inspiring story on our Instagram:
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Earth Day Events
Join the Office of Sustainability as we celebrate Earth Day!
Tuesday, April 16th: Plants Rock!
Thursday, April 18th: Earth Day Celebration
Thursday, April 18th: Bike Trail Cleanup
For more information, you can follow the event links or email TTUGreen@tntech.edu.
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School of Music Announces Color Guard Auditions
The School of Music and Golden Eagle Marching Band are pleased to share the announcement of our upcoming color guard auditions. Auditions will take place on-campus on Saturday, June 8, 2024. Prospective members must have prior experience spinning a flag. Scholarships are available!
To register for the audition, please use the following link: https://forms.gle/xUG6jTJWNhXv5Mf1A. Questions should be addressed to Dr. Jeffrey Miller, Director of Bands, jlmiller@tntech.edu or by phone at 931-372-6559.
Come spin with us!
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Title VI-Limited English Proficiency
Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, schools receiving federal funds must take reasonable steps to ensure that individuals with limited ability to speak and understand English have meaningful access to university programs and activities. Failure to provide meaningful access may constitute discrimination based on national origin.
In order to comply with Title VI, Tennessee Tech partners with Linguistica International, a translation service. Linguistica offers translation services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year in over 250 languages. For more information contact the Title VI Coordinator, compliance@tntech.edu or 931-372-6005.
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CITL: Campus Pulse & Course Design
Are you utilizing our students’ most requested tools & techniques? Join us as we share results from Spring 2024’s Small Group Instructional Diagnostics (SGIDs). In this session, we will share what this semester’s small groups said about what’s supporting their learning, what’s hindering their learning, and what suggestions they have to improve their learning. The instructional designers will share how-to strategies for incorporating students’ favorite learning methods and resources for both online and in-person instruction. Register below contact citl@tntech.edu with questions.
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The Post reminds students to claim mail and packages by May 10
The Post reminds students that any graduating or non-returning student must retrieve all mail/packages by Friday, May 10.
Beginning on this date, any mail/packages received before April 29 will be flagged for return to sender. The post will hold mail/packages for returning students who receive items after April 29. The Post will not be responsible for any lost or damaged letters/parcels.
Students can contact the post at 931-372-3282 and can retrieve mail Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. until the end of the semester at their location on the ground floor of the RUC.