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Biscuits and Basketball with Women’s Basketball Team
🥞🏀 BISCUITS & BASKETBALL! 🏀🥞
Come spend a fun morning with Tennessee Tech Women’s Basketball on Saturday, Oct. 3, beginning at 9 am!
Meet our players, watch the Golden Eagles work out, grab some autographs, and enjoy a great morning of basketball and fun!
☕🥞 Complimentary biscuits and coffee will be available while supplies last!
Bring the family and come hang out with us!
We can’t wait to see you! WINGS UP!
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Save the Date for Retirement Reception for Gail Ligon
Please save the date for Tuesday, September 29th, from 1-3pm to attend the retirement reception in honor of Ms. Gail Ligon, director of Grant Accounting. The reception will be held in the President’s conference room (Derryberry 210).
Join us as we celebrate Gail’s remarkable 42 ½ years of service to the Tennessee Tech community!
Contact Karen Warren at kwarren@tntech.edu with any questions.
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September First-Gen Friday Event – September 25, 10 am, TJ Farr 108
All are welcome to the September First Gen Friday event on Friday, September 25th at 10:00 am – 12:00 pm in TJ Farr 108 for fellowship, food, fun, and an opportunity to learn more about campus resources. Some featured departments will be the Accessible Education Center and Dean of Students offices. The event is hosted by First-Generation Student Success and the First-Gen Student Committee. For more information or accommodations, email cycampbell@tntech.edu or call (931) 372-3392.
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Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar: Levi Cullen (ME/NE) and Atlas Mannen (Phys)
This Friday in the Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar, Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering major Levi Cullen and Physics major Atlas Mannen will describe some of their recent research efforts. Levi will describe his work Commissioning a Digital Data Acquisition System for Cosmic Muon Detection. Atlas will discuss an approach to Developing Python Exercises for an Undergraduate Cosmology Course. 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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Career Spot: Sept. 28 | 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. |Southwest Hall Lobby
Stop by to learn more about the Center of Career Development, all the services they offer, and about upcoming events! Come to the Southwest Hall Lobby, on Monday, Sept. 28, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. to meet with a Career Ambassador. Get tips on Handshake, resumes, and so much more!
Career Spot events are hosted by the Center for Career Development.
To learn more about this and upcoming events, visit: tntech.edu/career/events.php
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Protecting Your Research: Intellectual Property for Faculty
Your research, software, creative work or inventions may be valuable intellectual property. Join TTAC at 11 a.m., Sept. 29, for a virtual workshop led by Michael Aikens, Ph.D. Learn the basics of patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets and research data, and how TTAC can help protect your work and identify opportunities for future partnerships and funding. Register online to attend.
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What’s next after your computer science bachelor’s degree?
Tennessee Tech’s new M.S. in Computer Science – Applied Industry Experience Track offers a way to build advanced computing skills and gain hands-on professional experience by combining advanced CS coursework, professional preparation, an industry internship and a real-world project with an industry partner. A webinar is coming soon. Questions? Email Bill Eberle, Ph.D.
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Recycled Materials Art Contest
Sustainability Month is right around the corner, and one of the ways the Office of Sustainability is celebrating is with the Recycled Material Art Contest! You can participate by submitting a piece of art made with recycled medium. Submissions are due by Monday, October 12th and will be judged by fellow students at our Sustainability Day Celebration on Tuesday, Oct. 13th. Winners will be announced on our social media and prizes awarded on that Friday!
If you have questions about the contest, email us at TTUGreen@tntech.edu!
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Learn more about professional development with Women Who Lead!
Women Who Lead will be meeting on September 29th at 11 am in TJ Farr 106! We will be hearing from our faculty advisor, Dean Kelly McCallister on her career journey and what lead her to TN Tech. Join us to learn more about other professional development resources and network with like-minded individuals across all majors!
Light refreshments will be served!
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Curious about the future of AI?
Catherine Schuman, Ph.D., of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will present a talk on spiking neural networks and neuromorphic computing Sept. 25, 10:30 a.m.-noon, in Prescott 215 as part of the Machine Intelligence and Data Science (MInDS) Center’s Fall AI Event Series.
Learn how AI systems are being designed to work more like the human brain and explore emerging opportunities in artificial intelligence. Open to all Tech students, faculty and staff.
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Tech Meal Plan Bonus Days: September 22-30
Looking for an easier way to eat on campus between classes? For nine days only, Dining Services is adding bonus Dining Dollars to eligible Tech block plan purchases. Purchase a Tech 50 and receive +$50, a Tech 95 and receive +$60, or a Tech 125 and receive +$75 in bonus Dining Dollars. Choose and purchase your plan through Eagle Online. Promotion ends September 30. Eligibility and meal plan terms apply.
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ODK & SGA Member Luncheon
Members of Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK): Join us this Friday, September 25, 2026, in RUC 246 at 11:00 a.m. for our first Leadership Luncheon of the semester. We also invite current SGA Senators & Leaders and members of the TN Tech Supreme Court to join us. Lunch is provided
Register via Eagle Engage, so we know you’re coming! Thank you.
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Parking & Transportation Improvements to Better Serve You
Beginning this week, the university will add a fourth shuttle during peak times and introduce an “express route” that runs continuously between the West Purple Lot and the corner of Stadium Drive and University Drive near the Ashraf Islam Engineering Building, with wait times of less than five minutes. Learn more at www.tntech.edu/parking/shuttles.php.
Additionally, the university will begin communicating time-sensitive parking messages –including construction impacts, temporary lot closures and reopenings, and traffic flow changes for special events – through the Passio GO app, which many of you already use to monitor shuttle locations and wait times.
To use the app, download Passio GO for free in the Apple Store or on Google Play. Once the app is installed, go to “My Agency” on the left-hand side of the app and search “Tennessee Tech,” then click to select. By enabling push notifications, users can receive a message on their phone’s lock screen any time a new parking message is shared.
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Protecting Your Research: Intellectual Property for Faculty
Your research, software, creative work or inventions may be valuable intellectual property. Join TTAC for a virtual workshop at 11 a.m., Sept. 29, to learn the basics of patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets and research data. Tennessee Tech faculty and researchers will also learn how TTAC can help protect their work and identify opportunities for future partnerships and funding. Register online to attend.
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Submit Your Pitch to Attune Journal, A Call for Submissions!
Pitch Deadline is this Friday, 09/25! Submit to Attune Journal.
We accept non-fiction articles and essays, creative non-fiction, fiction, poetry, photography, and other art in any digital medium that can be printed in our pages. Pitches for contributions should be submitted via email to the executive editor kebain42@tntech.edu and should be 100-200 words describing the contribution. See our website for more information!