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Retirement Reception for Rose Black
Join us in celebrating the retirement of Rose Black!
The Angelo and Jennette Volpe Library will host a reception to honor Rose’s career and impact on the University.
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
2pm – 4pm
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Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar: Dr. Alfonso Rodriguez, DABR
This Friday’s Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar will feature Dr. Alfonso Rodriguez, a medical physicist at the Rio Grande Cancer Center in El Paso, TX. In his talk Medical Physics: From Fundamentals to Frontiers, Dr. Rodriguez will describe the training pathways for a career in this field, introduce the physics principles associated with major clinical modalities, and describe his own research. The seminar will be at 4pm in Bruner Hall 210 with snacks served starting at 3:30pm. These seminars are geared for undergraduates from any STEM major, but graduate students and faculty are encouraged to attend!
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April 23 Co-op/Internship Meetup
Join us Thurs, April 23, at 11 a.m. on the 3rd floor of the RUC in room 371 for a Co-op/Internship Meetup. Learn how to become eligible for positions through our program.
Attendance is required before accepting any Co-op/Internship offer. Don’t forget your Eagle Card!
To learn more about this and upcoming events, visit: tntech.edu/career/events.php
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Upcoming Canvas Workshops
Join the CITL for two Canvas workshops this week: Pages and Rich Text Editor on Tuesday, April 14th at 1:00-2:00 pm and Canvas Conversations on Thursday, April 16th at 11:00 AM via Teams. Register on the CITL website and contact citl@tntech.edu with questions.
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Softball T-Shirt Giveaway
Golden Eagles fans, join us at the Tech Softball Field today (Tuesday) for our midweek matchup against Bellarmine.
The game starts at 4 p.m., arrive early as we are giving away free t-shirts to those who attend. Gates open one hour before the start time.
Don’t miss out and come support your Golden Eagles!
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Sleep Well Workshop: April 14
Join CAPS for a Sleep-Well Workshop from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 14, in Bell Hall 264.
Learn practical tips to help you fall asleep faster and wake up feeling refreshed. The workshop will also explore how cannabis can disrupt sleep quality over time.
Enjoy Sleepy Tea, Chick-fil-A, and a raffle while learning simple strategies to improve your sleep and overall well-being.
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Astrophysics Major Artwork Chosen for Cover
“Barney (The Beagle)” a coloured pencil piece by astrophysics and applied mathematics student Carla René has been chosen as the cover for the issue 9 edition of The Iris Review. That publication date is May 3rd.
Her self-portrait, “Carla René-#WomanInSTEM” has also been accepted for publication.
Carla is a member of Art ‘Round Tennessee and this past August was honoured by the Coloured Pencil Society of America with her coveted Signature Status, allowing her to display CPSA after her name. She paints in hyperrealism (what the camera sees), hyperrealism (more than the camera sees), and her own watercolour effect she invented.
Check out her other work at GlitterCat Studios.
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April 14 Co-op/Internship Meetup
Join us Tues, April 14, at 11 a.m. on the 3rd floor of the RUC in room 371 for a Co-op/Internship Meetup. Learn how to become eligible for positions through our program. Attendance is required before accepting any Co-op/Internship offer. Don’t forget your Eagle Card!
To learn more about this and upcoming events, visit: tntech.edu/career/events.php
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Research and Creative Inquiry Symposium Schedule of Events
Schedule of Events in Memorial Gym
Monday, April 20
9:30-6:00 Poster Setup
Tuesday, April 21
8:00-4:30 Poster Judging (Students are not present)
Wednesday, April 22
8:00-10:30 Poster Judging (Students are not present)
1:00-4:30 Open for viewing
5:00-7:00 Innovation ShowcaseThursday, April 23
8:00-10:45 Open for viewing
11:00- Awards Ceremony Begins
(All posters must be picked no later than 3:00 pm)
Good Luck!
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New Class Alert!
We’re excited to roll out a brand-new Pilates class to our Spring Group Fitness Schedule! This classical mat Pilates format is designed for everyone – from curious beginners to seasoned pros – so come strengthen, stretch, and move with confidence. While you’re at it, don’t miss our other new additions like Strike Fit, Midday Reset, and Aqua Spin, or fan favorites, such as Spin Surge, Rev Up, and Aqua Fit! Check out the full updated lineup and find your new favorite class at Campus Recreation – Group Fitness Classes.
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Trauma Recovery Weekly meet-up
The Trauma Recovery Group is a free, weekly meet-up that focuses on helping with the struggles that can come from unresolved trauma.
Join this group every Thursday from 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM in the J.J. Oakley Health Services Clinic.
Our hope is to build a safe and supportive environment for our campus community!
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Screenprinted Transfers for Clay with Kelly Sullivan
Join the Appalachian Center for Craft for a screenprinted transfers for clay workshop May 22-24. In this weekend workshop, students will explore screenprinting with photo-emulsion to create transfers for wet clay before bisque firing. Participants will design patterns, images, or motifs, print them onto newsprint with Amaco Ceramic Printing Ink, and transfer them onto tiles or slabs. The class will include demonstrations on making templates for specific forms and vessels, as well as time to experiment with decoration slip and practice the transfer process. Students will leave with extra newsprint sheets and the skills to continue creating clay transfers on their own.
Tennessee Tech students and employees AND surrounding county residents can use code ACC26 for 25% off workshop tuition! More info here!
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Troy Wilson named annual giving coordinator for Tennessee Tech Athletics
Troy Wilson is the new annual giving coordinator for Tennessee Tech Athletics. Troy will support Tech’s 14 school-sponsored programs by increasing annual giving and managing the new Champions Clubs for football, men’s and women’s basketball, and baseball.
Troy brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from the University of Tennessee Knoxville where he worked his way through the Tennessee Fund Development team including positions as a development student intern, development assistant for internal operations, major gifts assistant and development assistant for the annual fund. During his nearly three years there, the Tennessee Fund reported record-breaking years in athletics revenue, gifts closed and total donor count — culminating in more than $300 million in revenue and more than 300 major gifts closed of $25,000+ in FY25.
Troy holds a bachelor’s degree in recreation and sport management from UT Knoxville.
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China Painting with Andy Foster
Join the Appalachian Center for Craft for a china painting workshop on May 16. In this daylong workshop, students will experience the centuries-old art of china painting. Also known as enameling, this technique involves applying ceramic pigment to an already fired surface. Participants will be provided ready-made ceramic objects to decorate in class and may pick them up the following week. The workshop covers brush techniques and guidance on creating detailed designs, making it perfect for both beginners and those looking to refine their decorative painting skills
Tennessee Tech students and employees AND surrounding county residents can use code ACC26 for 25% off workshop tuition! More info here!
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John W. Smith named interim vice president for University Advancement
John W. Smith, a longtime leader in Tennessee Tech’s Division of University Advancement, has been named interim vice president for University Advancement.
A two-time Tech graduate, Smith holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science and an MBA. He began his career in University Advancement in 1995 and assumed leadership of Advancement Services in 2014. He was named interim associate vice president of University Development in 2020 before being appointed to the role full-time in 2021.
In recognition of his impact on colleagues and the profession, Smith was named 2021 Mentor of the Year by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District III.
Most recently, as AVP, Smith provided both strategic leadership for the university’s philanthropic initiatives and day-to-day guidance for the development team, while also maintaining a portfolio of donors and serving as a key partner to campus leaders.