Nominations are now being accepted for the Tech Togetherness Awards sponsored by the Office of the Provost. The goal of Tech Togetherness is to bridge the gaps and create stronger relationships across administrators, faculty, staff, and the Tech community at large. With everyone moving in the same direction we can all individually and collectively reach this goal. As we wrap up another academic year, we want to acknowledge those that have helped us remain together in spirit and who have embodied the Wings Up Way. Nominate below and contact Amy McCoy with questions at abmccoy@tntech.edu.
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Become a Student Leadership Awards Reviewer!
The Student Leadership Awards program, sponsored by the Student Government Association, seeks to strengthen students’ sense of connection to and appreciation for the University community, express appreciation for student leadership and contributions to the institution, and highlight student leadership excellence as an example to continuing students. Please consider supporting this program as an applicant reviewer. Reviewers will have the week of March 20 to read and rate a small number of applications. Help to make the program happen while reading about the ways our amazing students are making a difference at Tech! Please email Ben Stubbs at bstubbs@tntech.edu to be added as a reviewer.
Information about nominations and applications can be found on the Student Leadership Awards website. Please take a moment to nominate students whose efforts warrant recognition and share this program with your students. Awards will be presented during the Student Leadership Awards ceremony on April 10.
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CITL: Small Group Instructional Diagnostic (SGID)
Small Group Instructional Diagnostic (SGID) is a simple and straightforward evaluation process that uses structured small group discussions among students in a class to provide confidential feedback to an instructor, generally around the midpoint of a term. The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning conducts SGID Evaluations during the Fall and Spring semesters.
Small Group Instructional Diagnostic (SGID) Consultations will be taking place March 6-9th and March 20-24th. Please contact the CITL at citl@tntech.edu if you would like to know more.
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Faculty Excellence in Online Education Nominations Open
Nominations are now open for the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning Faculty Excellence Award in Online Education. Maybe you know an educator that excels in the online environment. Whose course includes innovative technology, engaging online content, and creates an online environment where students feel challenged and inspired. Nominate them for the Faculty Excellence in Online Teaching Award. You can complete your nomination using the form below. Please note, you can only complete one nomination per form. Contact Amy McCoy with questions at abmccoy@tntech.edu.
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Faculty Excellence in Course Design Nominations Open
Nominations are now open for the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning Faculty Excellence Award in Course Design. This is your opportunity to recognize a faculty member’s course that stands out for its engaging content, effective assessments, and innovation in design and layout. Nominate them for the Faculty Excellence in Course Design Award! You can complete your nomination using the form below. Please note, you can only complete one nomination per form. Contact Amy McCoy with question at abmccoy@tntech.edu.
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AI in Academics: A Paradigm Shift In Pedagogy
“AI in Academics: A Paradigm Shift in Pedagogy” is a thought-provoking session that will explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence on education and the way it is transforming traditional teaching methods. This session will delve into the potential of AI in enhancing the learning experience for students and how it can be leveraged to personalize education. We will also discuss the challenges and ethical considerations associated with implementing AI in the classroom. This session will provide valuable insights for faculty and administrators who are interested in exploring new and innovative ways to improve education through AI. Contact the CITL with questions at CITL@tntech.edu and register below.
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Outstanding Faculty Award for Professional Service Nominations Open!
Nominations are now open for the Outstanding Faculty Awards in Professional Service. Maybe you know an educator who volunteers their time and professional expertise on a regular basis? Whose commitment to professional service makes a positive impact for those they serve? Nominate them for the Outstanding Faculty Award for Professional Service. You can complete your nomination using the form below. Please note, you can only complete one nomination per form. Contact Amy McCoy at abmccoy@tntech.edu with questions.
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Outstanding Faculty Award for Teaching Nominations Open!
Do you know a student-centered educator who practices innovative teaching designed to promote student success and engagement? Does the teacher inspire student learning or model best teaching practices for colleagues? Nominate them for the Outstanding Faculty Award in Teaching! You can complete your nomination using the form below. Please note, you can only complete one nomination per form. Contact Amy McCoy with questions at abmccoy@tntech.edu.
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Final Week’s questions for Black History Month Trivia
Click below for the final week’s worth of CSB black history trivia questions -winning answers qualify you for daily, weekly, and grand prize drawings!
follow the link below:
https://bit.ly/3YLUi7c
And thanks to our sponsors!
290 Barbeque and Jerk
Lamp and Light House/Cumberland Mountain Outdoor Store
City Girl Soaps
ZagSwag
The College of Education
SMASH Martial Arts Studio
Chartwell’s
History Club
TTU Athletics
Address any questions or issues to Dr. Troy Smith: tdsmith@tntech.edu
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Native Americans to speak on indigenous issues
Thursday, Feb. 23- 6:00 p.m. at the Backdoor Playhouse: a panel of five Native American activists representing five different tribes will lead a discussion about issues that concern the modern indigenous community. Panelists include leadership of the Tanasi chapter of AIM (American Indian Movement) Indian Territory.
The event will be moderated by Dr. Troy Smith of the History Dept., co-hosted by TTU College Democrats and Students for a Democratic Society, and funded by Center Stage and the College of Arts and Sciences. For details contact Dr. Smith at tdsmith@tntech.edu .