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2026-2031 QEP Topic Selection Survey Results
As a key step in shaping our 2026-2031 Quality Enhancement Plan, we recently carried out a survey with faculty, staff, and students. The survey featured twelve potential topics, inviting participants to choose and rank their top eight in order of importance. You can now access the findings of the survey at Tennessee Tech’s QEP Topic Selection Survey Results.
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Period Poverty Drive: Call for donations!
November 30, 11-12:00pm, RUC Tech Pride Room (101)
Join us in packaging period poverty packs with our donated period products for them to be donated across campus and our community, while enjoying holiday treats and music! Donations accepted day of & year-round at the WMC (RUC 339)
What to Donate: Pads, tampons, menstrual cups, period underwear, other sustainable alternatives
Online Donations:
- Follow the link below and select amount to donate.
- Under the heading “Gift Designation,” select “Period Poverty” in the “Fund” box.
- Fill out the rest of the information required and click “Give Now”!
https://www.tntech.edu/serve/giving.php
JOIN THE FIGHT– for more information please contact womenscenter@tntech.edu
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Support The Oracle on Giving Tuesday
Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday!
On this day of giving, Tennessee Tech will highlight a campus tradition that has promoted free speech, shared campus news, provided experiential learning opportunities and served as a written record of university history for nearly 100 years.
On April 24, The Oracle newspaper will turn 100. And on Nov. 28, we will ensure it has the funding needed to thrive for another 100 years.
If you give $24 tomorrow (to honor 100 years of The Oracle, from 1924 to 2024), you will receive a special 100-year anniversary tumbler featuring the original Tech Oracle masthead!
Watch your inbox and social media for more information on how to support The Oracle on Giving Tuesday.
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Lighting the Quad 2023
It is officially the holiday season when we all get together to enjoy Lighting the Quad. Don’t miss this tradition beginning at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 28. Join us for music, hot chocolate, T-shirts and more as we turn on the lights on the Historic Quad.
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Bookstore De-Stress Fest 11/28
Feeling stressed about finals? Come de-stress at the Bookstore on Tuesday, Nov. 28th 10:00am – 2:00pm We will have hot chocolate, candy, and ornament painting.
Where: Bookstore – Ground level of University Center, next to Starbucks
When: Tuesday Nov. 28th 10:00am – 2:00pm
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Budget Training for December
December budget trainings are now scheduled for anyone who is interested in attending. Please click here to register for a virtual session. Recorded trainings are also available on our homepage in addition to the monthly training dates, please click here to view our recorded sessions. Please note the General Budget Training is the only required training needed for signature authority on budget revisions that must be attended virtually, and it is not available as a recorded session. For more information, please contact Emalee Hamblen at ehamblen@tntech.edu.
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“Waking Up”: Abby Ramaker Senior Thesis Exhibition
“Waking Up”: Abby Ramaker Senior Thesis Exhibition
Senior Thesis Exhibition for Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting
Join Abby Ramaker, at the opening of her senior thesis exhibition of oil painting. The exhibition is Dec. 1 – 8, 2023, in the Bryan Fine Arts Building at Tennessee Tech University. Artist reception on Dec. 7, from 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Abby’s body of work explores the transformations we go through as people and the light we discover within and around us during those times of change. To her, painting is a language that can translate emotions that cannot be expressed any other way. This exhibition speaks to the resiliency of the spirit within oneself to guide them through dark times. “It’s about hope, rebirth, and ultimately healing.”
The event is wheelchair accessible, and snacks will be served. For any further interest you can check out her Instagram @ramakerabby.
Contact the School of Art, Craft & Design for more information: 931-372-3738.
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CITL Campus Pulse Fall 2023
Join the Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) on Tuesday, November 21st at 11 AM for our next workshop session, Campus Pulse. During this session, we will present insights from data gathered through the Institutional Dashboard and our latest round of Small Group Instructional Diagnostics (SGIDs). We will also discuss common themes across campus that students identified as pertinent to their overall learning experience. Register below and contact with CITL with questions at citl@tntech.edu.
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November 21 Career Readiness Deadline
Tuesday, November 21st, is the FINAL DAY to submit your Career Readiness Application for the Fall 2023 semester. All materials for Gold and Purple Career Readiness Applications MUST be turned in to the Center for Career Development (RUC 328), in-person to RUC 328, via email to career@tntech.edu, or online at https://www.tntech.edu/career/students/career-ready.php by 8 am on Tuesday, November 21.
Substitutions or late submissions will not be accepted.
The Career Readiness Certification program is hosted by the Center for Career Development.
931-372-3232
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Author Silas House to Speak on November 30
Center Stage welcomes author Silas House to campus at 7 p.m. Thursday, November 30 in the Backdoor Playhouse. He will talk about the current cultural context as seen through the characters of his two recent novels, Southernmost and Lark Ascending, read from his works, and answer questions. House is a former commentator for NPR’s “All Things Considered.” His writing has appeared recently in Time, The Atlantic, Ecotone, and Oxford American. For questions, contact athurmond@tntech.edu
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20th annual Festival of Student Writing
11.00-12.00, Tuesday, November 21, 2023
RUC Multipurpose Room (2nd floor)The annual Festival of Student Writing is back—for the twentieth time! This lively and popular event features hundreds of projects created by students in English Composition classes (ENGL 1010 and 1020), who display and discuss their work at various booths and tables. For these projects, participating composition instructors encourage their students to adapt their writing and research to create projects other than traditional essays. Visitors may expect to see posters, exhibits, brochures, multimedia presentations, and performances about a wide range of subjects. All are invited to this event, which is sponsored by the composition program and the Department of English. For questions, contact abaker@tntech.edu.
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Human Resources Organizational Changes
The Human Resources Department is excited to announce some organizational changes for your awareness.
Ali Sparkman has been promoted to the Employee Relations Specialist position. Ali will provide guidance and direction on various employee relations issues, including performance management, conflict resolution, policy interpretation, HR investigations, and other employment issues.
Please welcome Loren Bowman, who has been hired as an HR Generalist. Loren’s primary responsibilities are focused on recruiting, employment, onboarding, and general HR matters.
As a result of these position changes, the HR Generalist areas of responsibilities for the colleges/departments have been realigned, see the changes here: https://www.tntech.edu/hr/staff.php
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Bobby Taylor named Associate Athletic Director for Development
Bobby Taylor has been named the new Associate Athletic Director of Development for Tennessee Tech.
In 2019, he joined Tech’s University Development team where he focused on fundraising for the College of Business, College of Interdisciplinary Studies and Whitson-Hester School of Nursing.
Prior to his employment with the university, Bobby worked for Service Transport, Inc., Averitt Express and Takeda Pharmaceuticals. During his time with Takeda, he earned numerous sales awards including the Cresset Award in 2010 (number two in the nation) and the Silver Award in 2016 (top 20%).
Bobby holds a degree in business administration from Tech.
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International Night with Tech Men’s Basketball
All Tech international students are invited to International Night as your Golden Eagle Men’s Basketball team take on Western Carolina on Tuesday, November 28 at 6:00 p.m.
Tech international students are encouraged to bring a large flag of their home country to be displayed on the upper bowl of the Hooper Eblen Center. Flags can be dropped of at the Athletics Ticket Office located at 1100 McGee Blvd by Monday, November 20. Students can pick their flags back up on Wednesday, November 29 at the Ticket Office.
Let’s see how many countries are represented among Tennessee Tech international students!
For more information, contact Raven Guilford at rguilford@tntech.edu or 931-372-3709.
Wings Up! | TTUsports.com
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OCM Seeking Student Workers for Spring
Communications & Marketing has job openings in Social Media and Web and Digital Media for student workers for next semester. Paid positions and internships available.
Social Media students help use social media to tell the story of Tennessee Tech. They craft and execute content for social media platforms, and effective communication skills and a demonstrated writing ability are required. Experience with photo and video a plus.
The Web and Digital Media student worker will need to be able to design and coordinate content that supports our digital map and signage platforms that is visually appealing and aligns with the university’s brand and messaging. Skills in Adobe Creative products, Canva, or other digital content creation tools are required.
Strong organizational and problem-solving skills, and attention to detail are required. The position is open to all majors.
Visit https://www.tntech.edu/ocm/student-app.php for more information. Application deadline is Dec. 3.