Join the CITL Team to explore student perspectives on learning experiences at Tennessee Tech. Gain insights from Institutional Dashboard data and recent SGIDs. Learn about common themes students find important for their overall learning experience. Contact citl@tntech.edu with questions.
March 19, 2024 from 11 to 11:30 a.m.
We’re thrilled to announce that the Study Abroad Office has a new name “Center for Global Experiences.” This change reflects our commitment to providing transformative experiences beyond traditional study abroad programs, encompassing a diverse array of global opportunities. As the Center for Global Experiences, we’re dedicated to facilitating, mentoring, and supporting study abroad opportunities, internship abroad opportunities, student and faculty exchanges, and sustainable, global partnerships. This name change reflects our vision for expansion and innovation; we are laying the foundation for the continued growth and success of the program as we strive to make global experiences accessible, impactful, and enriching for all. Join us as we embark on this exciting journey toward expanded global engagement and enriched experiences for all.
Photo Services is excited to announce that any Tech faculty or staff member can now access high-quality photos from the university’s stock site for FREE! To access the stock site, visit https://photo.tntech.edu. You can now use these photos in your publications, university webpages, social media, and more. Photos are updated regularly with new options. The login is the same one used for your single sign-on with Tech Express. If you have any questions, please email photo@tntech.edu.
The Burnett Rec Center’s Gaming Cave has recently had a glow up. With a sleek new look featuring fresh paint and vibrant LED lighting, Campus Recreation is excited to offer this enhanced space for Tennessee Tech students to game. The Cave now boasts four state-of-the-art gaming stations complete with upgraded displays, ethernet ports, and plush seating for ultimate comfort. Designed with flexibility in mind, the chairs can be moved to allow for seamless transitions between small group play and larger gatherings. Students can bring their preferred consoles to challenge fellow gamers both on campus and across the globe. Open daily for all facility users, the Cave is also available for student group reservations, offering the perfect venue for practices and LAN gaming events.
Ravi Patel and Lara Strate from the TN Tech Counseling Center traveled to the annual American College Counseling Association Conference held in Orlando, Florida on February 23-25 to present original research. Mr. Patel presented his research titled “Equipping Collegiate Clinicians: Treating the Effects of Transgenerational Trauma from Natural Disasters.” Ms. Strate presented her research titled “The Relationship Between Alexithymia and Highly Sensitive Persons: A Literature Review”. For more information regarding Counseling Center research or information about the Counseling Center please contact the center at counsel@tntech.edu
The March 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!
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is collecting nominations for MVP Student Worker. You know better than anyone the efforts some of our students go to make Tennessee Tech a one-of-a-kind university that is full of ambition, heart, and purpose. Our offices feel that students’ diligence, self-motivation, and dedication to always go the extra mile should be recognized. Please reach out to studentjobs@tntech.edu to request the nomination form and nominate any FWS/UAS Student Worker you feel exemplifies the qualities mentioned above. Nominations must be approved by the student’s listed supervisor. The deadline to submit nominations is March 15, 2024.
Become a Trailblazer and help shape the future of our university! The Office of Admissions is seeking passionate individuals to join our Trailblazer program and showcase the vibrant campus life to prospective students. As a Trailblazer, you’ll play a vital role in new student recruitment, guiding them through our facilities and embodying the spirit of Living Wings Up! Apply to become a Trailblazer today and help us pave the way for future success stories.
Deadline March 27, 2024
For more information please contact Campus Visits Coordinator Kate Thomas at kethomas@tntech.edu
Summer 2024 registration is open for the Ross CDF Freedom School at Tennessee Tech. The annual program is a free, six-week literacy and cultural enrichment experience for Putnam Co. kids in grades 1-5 whose families qualify for free/reduced lunch programs.
From June 5 through July 12, the student scholars will experience reading, arts, music, field trips, science, and family-centered events.
Learn more at https://www.tntech.edu/education/freedomschool/registration.php or email freedomschool@tntech.edu.
Please join the Addiction Prevention and Support Coalition on the Plaza during dead hour for some pre-spring break fun! We will be playing ring toss and passing out free drink covers to prepare for spring break! See you there! For questions, contact Alees@tntech.edu