-
Opportunity to Serve as Faculty Scholar Advocate for National Award Advising
Interested in connecting students with nationally-competitive award opportunities to help fund research, study abroad, or graduate studies? Apply to become a Faculty Scholar Advocate! This role includes learning about awards, sharing student resources, and coaching them through the application process. If you’re interested in this opportunity to mentor students, see expectations and application. Small stipend available. Contact Honors Program Director, Lindsey at LRRoberts@tntech.edu by May 12.
-
Denim Day!
The Center for Counseling and Mental Health Wellness invites you to participate in Denim Day. On this day, wear anything denim you have to support your fellow students and community. This event will be on Wednesday, April 29th. Wear denim for a purpose!
-
Metastasis: Angela Van Wiltenburg Senior Thesis Exhibition
Tennessee Tech School of Art, Craft & Design student Angela Van Wiltenburg presents her senior thesis exhibition Metastasis, inspired by her mother’s journey with cancer and the ways disease alters the physical body and one’s sense of self. The exhibition will be in the Hilltop Gallery at Tennessee Tech University’s Appalachian Center for Craft, May 2–10 with a closing reception open to the public May 9 from 1-4pm.
Contact the School of Art, Craft & Design for more information: 931-372-3738.
-
Opioid Overdose Reversal Training: April 29
Join CAPS for a free Opioid Overdose Reversal Training on Wednesday, April 29, in the Regions Bank Building, Room 3301, 10 W. Broad St., Cookeville.
Participants will learn how to recognize an opioid overdose and administer life-saving medication. A free dinner will be provided.
For more information, email CAPS@tntech.edu or call 931-307-7140.
-
Notice on abandoned bicycles
Please note that Parking & Transportation Services will begin tagging abandoned bicycles around our campus beginning Friday, May 1. During the week of May 18, bicycles that have been tagged as abandoned property will be removed and taken to university surplus or may be disposed. Please email parking@tntech.edu with questions.
-
Psych Club Succulent and Poster Sale
Come support the Psychology Club at their annual Succulent Sale TODAY, April 23, from 11 AM–12 PM on the back porch of the Roaden University Center. All succulents are just $5!
But wait, there’s more! The Tennessee Tech University Psychology Club will also be selling exclusive posters featuring two different designs. Posters are available in both large (12 × 16) and small (8.5 × 11) sizes.
To pre-order your succulents see the attached QR code!
-
Nutrition Summit
The J.J. Oakley Health Services Clinic and Nashville Nutrition Partners invite the campus community to the “Fueling Independence” nutrition summit for energy, mental health and student success. Join us on Monday, April 27 from noon to 3 PM in the Tech Pride Room of the RUC for this free event. Scan the QR code to register and learn more!
-
Retirement of Ms. Carol Holley
Academic Affairs invites faculty and staff to a retirement reception for Ms. Carol Holley, senior manager for budget planning and management in the Office of the Provost, on Tuesday, April 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Provost’s conference room (Derryberry 200). Join us as we celebrate Carol’s 37 years of service to the Tennessee Tech community and wish her all the best in her retirement!
-
Winchester History Lecture – Monday
The History Department will be holding its annual Winchester Lecture on Monday, April 27th at 6:00 p.m. in the Stonecipher Lecture Hall, Room 113. Joseph Ho will present “Framing Death: Missionary Images and Documentary Traces of the Second Sino-Japanese War.” The event is free and open to the public. Please contact the History Department at 372-3332 for more information.
-
Roll Into Finals Feeling Your Best!
Take a break from the stress of finals and treat your body to some well-deserved care. Join us for a FREE Guided Foam Rolling Workshop led by Katie Jones, owner of Kinetic Sports Massage and Therapy.
This beginner-friendly session is designed to help you loosen tight muscles, calm your nervous system, and feel refreshed going into finals week. You’ll learn proper foam-rolling techniques and gain a simple, effective tool to help manage stress and support your body.
No experience necessary. Foam rollers will be provided, but feel free to bring your favorite if you have one!
We can’t wait to roll with you, Thursday, April 30 at 6:30pm in the MBRC Studio 203 – see you there!
-
2026 Clerical and Support Appreciation Brunch
Please join President Phil and Kari Oldham for the Clerical and Support Staff Appreciation Brunch
Roaden University Center – Tech Pride Room
April 24, 2026
8:30 – 10:30 a.m.All clerical and support staff members are invited to attend the appreciation brunch.
-
Sexual Assault Awareness Month: 30 Days 30 Ways
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, so show your support by participating! For the rest of the month, participate in the activity each day listed on the calendar. Show support for all those around you by doing 30 Days 30 Ways.
-
Nutrition Summit: Fueling Independence
Nashville Nutrition Partners present an amazing on-campus event! At this nutrition summit, you can learn about nutrition literacy, practical food knowledge, and how to properly fuel for your mental health and energy!
This event will be held on April 27th from 12pm to 3pm in the Tech Pride Room.
Access the QR code to register for this amazing event!
-
Gala Night & Handing Over Ceremony —ASU
African Student Union (ASU)’s Gala Night & Handing Over Ceremony is almost here, and all students are invited to join for an elegant evening of celebration. Enjoy a formal gala experience, African cuisine, officers’ awards night, and the official handing over ceremony as they honor leadership and community.
The event will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 6 pm to 8 pm in the Multipurpose Room (RUC, 282). This event is open to all students, so bring a friend and come dressed to impress.
For more information, contact aaneno42@tntech.edu
-
Ross Reading Camp: FREE Summer Fun for Kids!
The Ross Reading Camp, June 1 – June 5, is a free, one-week summer program hosted by Tennessee Tech and registration is OPEN!
The camp is a half-day experience, based on grade level, that runs Mon., June 1 through Fri., June 5. Families may select either the 1st–3rd grade morning session or the 4th–6th grade afternoon session.
Children build confidence and joy as readers through engaging books, hands-on learning, caring mentors, and lots of fun! Visit https://www.tntech.edu/education/reading-camp/index.php or email rossreadingcamp@tntech.edu.