The School of Art, Craft & Design seeks models for its Figure Studies course. This class meets on Monday and Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. to 4:20 p.m. in Foundation Hall during the spring semester. For more information on this employment opportunity, email Janet Johnson at jdjohnson@tntech.edu .
February 6th-10th is designated EagleFIT week to promote health and wellness throughout the Tennessee Tech campus community. Please take this month’s survey from the Office of Sustainability to test your knowledge of the resources available to you at Tennessee Tech.
Survey link here
Join the College of Education in celebrating the contributions, dedication, and spirit of its faculty, staff, students, and alumni.
Please help us recognize these outstanding individuals in a variety of categories, from research and teaching awards to service and leadership throughout the departments.
Nominations can be made online and require a one-page letter of support; we welcome participation from the university community.
Please visit www.tntech.edu/education/awards.php to view criteria and make your nomination(s). For more information, email education@tntech.edu or call 931-372-3124. Thank you!
Are you looking for a job that is a great resume builder and provides transferrable interpersonal skills all while working from the comfort of your Residence Hall?
Then this is for you!
The Office of University Housing and Residential Life is looking for student leaders to hire as Resident Assistants for the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Academic Term. This position includes creating programs for your floor, serving Help Desk a few hours a week, serving Duty Nights a few nights a month, and participating with a Commitee.
Benefits include: Monthly Stipend, Early Class Registration, and an Assignment to a Private Room at a Traditional Double Room Rate.
Apply Using the Link Attached: Residential Life – Student Employment (tntech.edu) (https://www.tntech.edu/reslife/employment.php#RA_info)
For More Information, Reach out to your Hall Director!
Once again, the Committee on the Status of Blacks is hosting a daily Black History Month trivia contest. Links to each day’s question will be posted to Tech Times, with cool prizes for winners. Here are the names of only a few of the contributors (the rest to be named soon):
290 Barbeque and Jerk
Lamp and Light House/Cumberland Mountain Outdoor Store
City Girl Soaps
ZagSwag
The College of Education
SMASH Martial Arts Studio
Today’s question can be found here: https://forms.office.com/r/9Drw8E4h8m
If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Troy Smith: tdsmith@tntech.edu
Join a FREE class to learn more about how Medicare coverage works. Registration is required. Call Upper SHIP directly at 931-432-4150 or 1-877-801-0044 to save your seat or for questions.
Cookeville at Upper Cumberland Development District
March 14 @ 10am-12pm
Crossville at Art Circle Library on
Livingston at Millard Oakley Library
March 27 @ 10am-12pm
For more information please contact the counseling center at 931-372-3331.
HES is interested in hearing from faculty, staff, and students. We are interested in understanding the needs of our customers and how we can better serve. We have made available a link to our online survey that only takes a few moments. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated and we look forward to hearing from you.
https://qfreeaccountssjc1.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_czIOEIFGxtq3ymO
Join the Tennessee Tech Multicultural Affairs Office, Center for Student Engagement, SGA, Diversity & Inclusion Office, History Department, Commission on the Status of Blacks (CSB), Human Ecology, The Women’s Center and the Music department in celebrating and honoring Black History Month.
The events include a Daily Trivia & Prize Give away;
February 2, Jonathan Blanchard 11am in RUC Tech Pride Room, “History of Hip Hop”, and 6pm in RUC Multipurpose, Concert “The Block Party”; February 7, Anthony Ray Hinton, 6pm, Derryberry Auditorium who will share his story of being wrongly convicted and exonerated after 30 years through the efforts of the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI); February 9, RUC Tech Pride Room, Jeff Hobbs speaks on “Cherokee Freedmen” with Associate Professor Troy Smith; February 19, Gospel Extravaganza, Location TBD; Feb. 21st, 11am Tech Pride Room “Racing Through Time” Student led History Exhibit, and 5:30pm RUC Multipurpose Room, Soul Food Night; Feb. 22, 7:30pm Derryberry Hall Auditorium, Center Stage Event with Ebone Bell; February 26, 5:30pm IMPACT Banquet, Leslie Town Center honoring Mary Alice McClellan and Lori Jackson Stode (tickets required); February 27, 6pm, RUC Tech Pride Room, Paint Night with Marc Burnett, alumnus and former VP of Student Affairs.
See a full list of events and contact information for questions here: https://www.tntech.edu/multicultural-affairs/events.php
All Tennessee Tech employees must complete annual Title VI training by April 10, 2023. This training can be accessed in Tech Express by locating the red tab for Title VI training on the Campus Resources Card.
Completion of this training is a component of employee performance evaluations. In addition, failure to complete the training by April 10, 2023, will result in the termination of access to Tennessee Tech computer resources.
If you have questions, contact the Compliance Office at compliance@tntech.edu