Latest Announcements

  • New Reserved Parking Added to Derryberry Lot

    New Reserved Parking Added to Derryberry Lot

    The Derryberry parking lot is undergoing some changes for the 2021-22 school year. This year employees have the opportunity to purchase one of 15 reserved parking spaces located in front of Derryberry for an annual rate of $700. The reserved spots will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. If you have already requested and/or received your 2021-22 permit, you are still eligible to request one of the reserved spots and any monies already paid for a permit will be applied to your new selection.

    Please keep in mind all general parking policies apply to these permit holders including the following:

    • One permit per person – permits cannot be shared
    • This permit will allow individuals to park in any valid parking spot in Gold, Purple, and Red zones on campus (excluding Green and Teal zone, and visitor or other reserved spaces such as facilities or police parking)
    • In the event that the lot in front of Derryberry is closed for any reason, permit holders will need to find an alternative parking spot

    In order to request one of the reserved spots, this form (click here) will open on Thursday, Aug. 12, at noon. Parking and Transportation Services will contact the first 15 respondents via their Tennessee Tech email with instructions for securing their permit. If the office does not receive a timely response, they will move on to the next person who has submitted the form.

    Office of Parking and Transportation Services
    parking@tntech.edu

  • TN Tech Featured for Hosting Successful Hybrid 3D Delivery of Boys State Program

    TN Tech Featured for Hosting Successful Hybrid 3D Delivery of Boys State Program

    The Tennessee American Legion Boys State program, which is hosted by Dean of Student’s Office on Tennessee Tech’s campus every year, was recently featured by MootUp for using an innovative hybrid delivery method utilizing their 3D virtual platform. Due to COVID-19, this year’s 5-day leadership and citizenship program was developed in an online 3D virtual world that allowed delegates to participate in highly interactive experiences such as campaigning for mock government elections, earning points for city competitions, and building relationships with other high school students across the state. Tennessee Tech staff from several departments helped make this program a success by working as Senior Counselors. From the Boys State headquarters located in the RUC Multipurpose room, Senior Counselors interacted with the delegates virtually (via avatar and video) to provide guidance and support throughout the week. Many local and state government officials also participated in the program by providing educational presentations and interactions with the delegates.

    In addition to a successful hybrid program, Mr. Jake Officer was elected Boys State Governor and chosen to represent the Tennessee program at Boys Nation in Washington, D.C.

    To view the full MootUp feature about the Tennessee Boys State program, please visit their website.

  • Upcoming Student Events: How to see what is happening around campus!

    Upcoming Student Events: How to see what is happening around campus!

    The Student Events webpage provides an area for all campus departments and student organizations to share their upcoming events that are open to all current TN Tech students. The page will always showcase featured events and student organizations in addition to the event feed being updated daily.

    Follow the link below to see what is happening around campus!
    tntech.edu/studentevents

    To post an event, please use the “Submit Calendar Event” form located on the left-hand side navigation. The event will be posted on the student activities (university) calendar and appear on the upcoming student events webpage feed.

    Questions?
    Reach out to the Office of Student Activities
    StudentEvents@tntech.edu

  • Board Game Social

    Board Game Social

    Please join the TN Tech Counseling Center and the Student Government Association for a board game social on Friday, August 13 from 3:00pm-5:00pm in the RUC backyard area (behind new RUC extension). There will be board games, food, prizes and more! For more information contact SGA or Dr. Christina Mick at the counseling center.

  • Join the Women’s Center as a WHET member

    Join the Women’s Center as a WHET member

    Women in Higher Education in Tennessee (WHET) provides opportunities to cultivate personal and professional potential. The annual conference happens on October 15 and WHET hosts additional networking and workshop opportunities throughout the year. If you’d like to participate in WHET with the Women’s Center, please contact director Dr. Helen Hunt, hhunt@tntech.edu, by Wednesday, Aug. 18.

  • Semester Kick-Off with Academy Sports + Outdoors Distribution Center

    Semester Kick-Off with Academy Sports + Outdoors Distribution Center

    Join the Center for Career Development and Academy Sports + Outdoors Distribution Center Wednesday, August 11th, and Thursday, August 12th from 11:00 A.M. to 1 P.M.  for a Move-In Day Semester Kick-Off.

    You can find us at Centennial Plaza, Pinkerton, and Maddux Halls.

    There will be free food, door prizes, giveaways, and a grand prize of a kyack at the end of the event.  Stop by one of their tents to register and check out the various part-time job opportunities at the distribution center.

    #TNTechCareerReady #TNTech #TNTechHireAnEagle

  • Graduate Training Academy now available in iLearn

    The College of Graduate Studies and the CITL are pleased to announce the Graduate Training Academy for graduate assistants.  This iLearn module will provide all TTU graduate assistants with important information and instruction to ensure their success in the class room.  The first training of its kind, graduate students will access the learning modules through iLearn and will have the semester to complete the program content. Upon completion, students will receive a certificate of completion.  For more information on the Academy, contact Graduate Studies at gradstudies@tntech.edu or 931-372-3233.

  • New Graduate Student Orientation is Online

    The College of Graduate Studies is providing new student orientation online through iLearn.  All new graduate students have the Student Orientation module added to their iLearn account.  New graduate students are encouraged to login to iLearn prior to the start of the semester in order to complete orientation prior to the start of classes.  For more information on Graduate Student Orientation, contact the College of Graduate Studies, 931-372-3232 or gradstudies@tntech.edu.

  • Congratulations to July externally funded award winners

      • Aikens: S. Dept. Ag. (2); U.S. Dep. Commerce (2); U.S. Small Bus. Admin. Center/TN SBDC (MTSU)
      • Cohen, Kissell: S. Dep. Inter./TWRA
      • Cohen, Combs: S. Dep. Inter./TWRA
      • Gentry: TN Arts Comm.
      • Ghafoor: NSF via UT Chatt.
      • Gotcher: TBR
      • Howard: Putnam Co. School System; Private (2); TN Dept. Ed. (2); TN Dept. Intell. & Develop. Dis. (2)
      • Howard, Callender: TN Dep. Ed. (2)
      • Hurley, Hellman: TN Dep. Health
      • Ismail: Qatar Nat. Res. Fund/TX A&M Univ.
      • Kim: NSF (2); Priv. (3)
      • Liska: TN Dept. Health
      • Potter, Anthony, Moore: TBR
      • Roberts: S. Dept. Energy
      • Rogers, Ghafoor:
      • Shannigrahi: NSF/Color. St. Univ.
      • VandenBerge: TBR
        • Wheeler, Hurt: S. Dep. Inter./TWRA

      Zhang: ORNL

    Visit https://www.tntech.edu/research/reports/grants-awarded.php for more information.

  • YuJa Media Tutorial

    YuJa Media Tutorial

    One of the representatives from YuJa Media will highlight the features of YuJa, demonstrate how to utilize each feature, and be available for questions. Topics to be covered include an overview of the platform, how to manage media, uploading media, linking to media, video quizzes, and more.

    Register

  • Bryan Symphony Orchestra – Season Tickets

    Bryan Symphony Orchestra – Season Tickets

    Welcome Back TTU Students! Join the Bryan Symphony Orchestra in a back-to-school student ticket sale from August 15th, 2021- September 15th, 2021. Student Season Tickets will be $20.00, that’s only $4 a concert! At 50% percent off regular price, you can’t beat this sale! The BSO season opens with a free outdoor community concert, followed by five subscription concerts. The dates are as follows:

     

    September 5, 2021- 7:00 PM Dogwood Park Pavilion

    October 3, 2021- 3:00 PM Wattenbarger Hall BFA

    November 14, 2021- 3:00 PM Wattenbarger Hall BFA

    February 13, 2022- 3:00 PM Wattenbarger Hall BFA

    March 27, 2022- 3:00 PM Wattenbarger Hall BFA

    April 24, 2022- 3:00 PM Wattenbarger Hall BFA

     

    For more information regarding tickets or the BSO, visit www.bryansymphony.org. If you are not a student, but are interested in purchasing tickets, please email contact@bryansymphony.org or call the office at 931-525-2633 for any questions.

  • ME Faculty Retirement Celebration

    ME Faculty Retirement Celebration

    Please join the Department of Mechanical Engineering at a retirement celebration to honor and thank Dr. Glenn Cunningham and Dr. Dale Wilson for their many years of service and dedication to Tennessee Tech University, as both officially retired on July 31. The reception will be held on Monday, August 16, from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. in Brown Hall Room 315.

  • LAB TEACHING ASSISTANTS – PHYSICS DEPARTMENT

    Lab Teaching Assistants needed for the fall semester for the following labs:  Physics 2010, 2020, 2110, 2120, and Astronomy 1010.  Please contact Linda in the Physics office in Foundation Hall, Room 219B, or by email at lkreis@tntech.edu for information and applications.  Physics experience preferred.

  • Educational Assistance

    Fall 2021 Deadlines and Reminders

    Please review the Tech Master Calendar for additional dates and deadlines.

    Submit educational discount forms to HR by July 19, 2021 to ensure timely processing.
    The first day to register for a course at Tech if you are using a fee waiver is July 22, 2021. (An exception to this date might be necessary in summer if an employee is taking an Intersession course. The rule is 4 weeks prior to the start of the semester.)
    Tennessee Tech fee payment/enrollment confirmation deadline for Fall is August 17, 2021.
    Last day for 100% refund for First and Full Term is August 18, 2021.
    Tennessee Tech Fall Term classes begin August 19, 2021.
    TN eCampus Fall classes begin August 23, 2021.
    TN eCampus last day for 100% refund is August 22, 2021.

     

  • Farewell Reception

    Farewell Reception

    You’re Invited to Celebrate with us to Honor Dr. Vahid Motevalli, Associate Dean for Research & Innovation.

    FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 2021
    CLEMENT HALL ROOM 212
    1:30pm – 3:00pm

    Please stop by and wish Dr. Motevalli farewell and thank him for his service to Tennessee Tech! You’re Invited to Celebrate with us to Honor Dr. Vahid Motevalli, Associate Dean for Research & Innovation.