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Purple Career Readiness Employer Ready Resume Workshop
Purple Career Readiness Employer Ready Resume Workshop – Thursday, April 3
Join the Center for Career Development on Thursday, April 3 at 11 a.m. in the Roaden University Center Tech Pride Room for a Purple Career Readiness Workshop. At this workshop, you will learn how to create an employer-ready resume.
This event counts towards the Purple Career Readiness Certificate for junior and senior students. Bring your Eagle Card to check-in.
Center for Career Development
career@tntech.edu
931-372-3232
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Gold Career Readiness My First Resume Workshop on Tuesday, April 1
Join the Center for Career Development on Tuesday, April 1 at 11 a.m. for a GOLD Career Readiness “My First Resume” workshop. This workshop will take place in the Tech Pride Room at the Roaden University Center and counts towards the Gold Career Readiness Certificate for freshman and sophomores. Bring your Eagle Card for attendance credit.
Center for Career Development
career@tntech.edu
931-372-3232
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TTAC and TNLaunch – Upcoming Webinar on Invention Disclosure and IP Policies
Launch Tennessee, in partnership with TTAC, will be hosting a webinar for faculty on April 10th from 3pm-4pm, focused on protecting your research and innovation before you publish, patent, or pitch. Whether you’re conducting cutting-edge research or mentoring student innovators, this session will help you understand the essentials of intellectual property (IP) and invention disclosure policies. The webinar will be hosted over zoom, click here to register. See you there!
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Mad Topics: Meet the Team!
Mark your calendars for April 5th from 3:00–5:00 PM in Stonecipher Hall for a powerful discussion on anxiety and depression in education.
🔹 Kinsey Simone, PhD: Founder/Director of Mad Topics Symposium; Curriculum & Instruction Faculty Member
🔹 Lydia Schultz, BA: Program Coordinator; Clinical Mental Health Counseling, M.A. Candidate
🔹 McClane Oakley, BS: Partner Coordinator; School Counseling, M.A. Candidate
Don’t miss this impactful conversation!
RSVP: tntech.edu/madtopics
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Help us spread the word!
I Heart Tech Students is coming to a close, but we have a unique opportunity to help it go out with a bang! A very generous donor agreed to give $100 for every $10 given by a student to the cause of their choice! Help us spread the word to every student you know. Now their $10 donation can make a $110 impact on their fellow Golden Eagles.
Visit the Crawford Alumni Center’s table in the Roaden University Center lobby from 10am to noon today (Thursday, March 27) to make a donation (and also receive some Tech swag!) or online at 1915.tntech.edu
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Turn your $10 into $110!
Come visit Tech’s Crawford Alumni Center table in the Roaden University Center lobby from 10am to noon today (Thursday, March 27) for some awesome Tech swag and the chance to really make a difference.
The I Heart Tech Students campaign closes at midnight, and we have a unique opportunity available for students. We had a very generous donor agree to give $100 for every $10 given by a student to the cause of their choice! In addition, you’ll have your choice of higher end Tech swag like a blanket, padfolio, tumbler and more!
So choose any area on campus that is closest to your heart, and help your fellow Golden Eagles soar!
*Note: Can’t make it to the table? You can still make a donation before midnight for it to count! Visit 1915.tntech.edu
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What is Your Working Genius?
WMC Wellness Series: Leadership Readiness, Session Two
April 2, 4:15-5:30, Bell Hall 260
What’s your working Genius? Learn what kind of work helps you thrive using the simple 6 part working genius system. Alice Camuti lead has helped her team discover their working genius and now she’ll help you do the same! Refreshments provided. RSVP HERE. Contact womenscenter@tntech.edu for more information!
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Craft Club Meeting Today!
WMC Craft Club- March Meeting
Thursday 27th, 11:00-12:00pm, WMC (RUC 339)
Craft Club is aimed to give a dedicated time and space, once a month, for creative engagement, peer connection and collaboration. Much like our past “socials” but with a creative twist! Bring your own project from home, supplied available activities, or work on a semesterly group project. Secure storage available! For more information, please contact womenscenter@tntech.edu.
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English majors and graduate students co-author chapter on Generative AI
Students in Dr. Mari Ramler’s Artificial Intelligence and Technical Communication class (PC 4950, 5950) have been chosen to co-author, with their instructor, a chapter for an edited collection, AI in Technical Communication: Emerging Technologies and Pedagogies. Undergraduate students Sydney Askins, Katie Barnes, and Grace Grubbs and graduate students Nimotallahi Azeez and Amina Begum had their proposal, “Beyond Refusal: ‘Co-Intelligence’ and ‘Coded Gaze’ as AI Literacies,” accepted for inclusion in the upcoming volume that will be published by Routledge.
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Tennessee Tech’s Business and Management Graduate Programs Showcase
Are you interested in advancing your professional career? A graduate degree from Tennessee Tech will provide that professional edge. Join us from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday, March 27, via Microsoft Teams Vitual Link. This session will introduce you to the many graduate business, management, and leadership degree programs available to you. We look forward to speaking with you!
Contact gradstudies@tntech.edu or 931-372-3233
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Tech Pride Weekend – March 28-30
This weekend is Tech Pride Weekend!
March 28th @ 3:00 PM your Tennessee Tech Beach Volleyball Team will take on Morehead State for the first home beach match of the season! They will continue play March 29th @ 11:00 AM! FREE t-shirts and FREE admission!
March 28th @ 6:00 PM, March 29th @ 2:00 PM, and March 30th @ 1:00 PM your Tennessee Tech Baseball team hosts the cougars of SIUE! This event is also FREE! T-shirts will given out at Friday night’s game.
Follow @ttugoldeneagles on Instagram to keep up with the latest news and promotions! #WingsUp
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WEST Workshop 4/1: Designing Presentations
Looking for help understanding presentations? WEST, the Writing Excellence Studio at Tech, is here to help! On Tuesday, 4/1, we will lead a dead hour workshop on Designing Presentations. We will talk about how to structure, format, and effectively present to an audience. The workshop will be in Henderson Hall 304B, from 11:00-11:50. No registration required, and all are welcome. If you can’t make the workshop, come for a one-on-one session. For availability and scheduling, check out our website. We look forward to working with you!
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Join the “Cookeville Tennessee’s College Town” Video Series
The Office of Communications and Marketing seeks students to highlight Cookeville in a student-led social media summer series. From restaurants to events, show why Cookeville is more than a college town!
Positions:
• On-Screen Talent (4 paid positions) – Host and engage.
• Videographer/Editor (1 paid position) – Capture and edit content.Gain experience, build your portfolio, represent Tech, and get paid!
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Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar
A very interesting feature of the Apollo program was its collaboration with geoscience, including the training of Apollo astronauts in geology. This synergy continues today, supporting our return to the moon via the Artemis mission. This Friday’s seminar will feature talks from TTU Geosciences graduate student Mary Adepoju and Geoscience/Computer Science major Tony Lamantia. Both Mary and Tony perform geoscience research that directly supports the Artemis Initiative. Titles and abstracts for the talks can be found here. 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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Research Strategies for Social Impact and Economic Development Workshop
Register now for the last session in our Research workshop series, Research Strategies for Social Impact and Economic Development, on Friday, April 4th from 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM. Explore how local and regional partnerships can drive research activity in Tennessee, benefiting both researchers and local communities. Gain insights into the history of economic development initiatives and their impact on the state’s innovation landscape. This session will also examine the role of legislative funding in advancing science and technology and a panel discussion from current grantees about their projects. Register here and contact cafe@tntech.edu with questions.