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Canvas Mastery Paths Workshop
Explore Canvas Mastery Paths and learn how to create personalized learning experiences that adapt to student performance. Join the CITL on Sept. 29 at 11 AM via Teams. Discover how to use differentiated content, assignments, and support resources to guide students along customized learning pathways that promote engagement and success. Register here and contact citl@tntech.edu with questions.
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Today! Craft Club with the GSC
Craft Club: September Meeting, today 11:00am-12:00pm
Today! 11:00am-12:00pm, GSC (RUC 339)
Join us for another meeting of Craft Club! DIY bracelets, keychains, bedazzling and more (supplies provided)! For more information email gsc@tntech.edu
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Second Chance for “Study Skills for People Who’ve Never Studied Before”
Missed it the first time? Here’s your second chance! College studying is different, but it doesn’t have to be harder. Learn how to ditch cramming, study smarter, and remember more at Study Skills for People Who’ve Never Studied Before on Sept. 29 from 11-11:45 a.m. in Volpe Library Room 120 (Testing and Learning Center). No registration required. Have questions or can’t make it but still need help, email reach out to Tenika Burgess- Launchpad Success Coach, tnburgess@tntech.edu | 931-372-6850
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Second Chance for “Study Skills for People Who’ve Never Studied Before”
As the semester picks up, students realize their study habits aren’t working very well for college. If you know a student who could benefit from a study skills reset, please encourage them to attend Study Skills for People Who’ve Never Studied Before on Sept. 29 from 11-11:45 a.m. in Volpe Library Room 120 (Testing and Learning Center). Students will learn practical strategies to move beyond cramming, study smarter, and remember more. Questions? tnburgess@tntech.edu | 931-372-6850
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Raise Your Voice with Rotaract
Join Rotaract members on the 2nd floor of the RUC from 11:00am to 12:30pm to learn how to register to vote and to see who is running in this November election! Learn about the three constitutional amendments on the ballot and look at sample ballots to help find your candidate. November 3rd is election day and there are no classes, so make sure you are ready to raise your voice and VOTE!
This event is nonpartisan, and members are simply educating students and faculty on voter registration and November candidates and ballots.
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Flower & Gift Fund 2026
All faculty, administrative staff, and clerical/support staff are automatically enrolled in the University Faculty and Staff Flower and Gift Fund. Members may choose to contribute $15 annually through payroll deduction. Deductions will occur Oct. 23 for biweekly employees and Oct. 30 for monthly employees. Current participants in the payroll deduction do not need to re-enroll. New employees can access the Flower Fund DocuSign on the Payroll website under Payroll Forms. The payroll deduction enrollment deadline is Oct. 16. For questions, contact Jennifer Roberts at 931-372-3712 or jaroberts@tntech.edu.
NOTE: Administrative officers, deans, faculty members, and department chairs are responsible for reporting illnesses, deaths, weddings, and births to the President’s Office.
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Healthy Relationship Skills Group
Come join our group to discuss healthy relationship skills beginning Oct 1st, 2026. This is a 4-week group that meets in the RUC room 387 on Thursdays from 1-2pm. If interested in joining us, email arector@tntech.edu or kstrain@tntech.edu.
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Career Spot – Sept. 30 | 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. | RUC, Back Porch
Stop by to learn more about the Center of Career Development, all the services they offer, and about upcoming events! We will be set up on the Roaden University Center Back Porch, on Wednesday, Sept. 30, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Stop by to 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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Sept. 30 Careers n’ Coffee with Tennessee Department of Environment/Conservation
Take a break and enjoy a FREE cup of coffee while speaking with recruiters from TN Dept. of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) on Mon, Sept. 28, at 10 a.m. in the RUC’s Swoops Food Court.
TDEC is committed to providing a cleaner, safer environment to promote economic prosperity and increased quality of life in Tennessee through managing programs that maintain standards for air, water, and soil quality.
Careers n’ Coffee events are hosted by the Center for Career Development.
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Study Abroad in Europe May 2027
Study Abroad with us, MAY 9–23, 2027, visiting five of Europe’s most iconic cities, including London, Paris, Zurich, Munich and Vienna. Learn about Europe’s Energy Transition focusing on Nuclear, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Systems. We will explore wind, nuclear, and hydroelectric energy sites, learn about energy policy, sustainability and climate resilience, and of course do some sightseeing along the way! The trip cost is $2,950, including lodging, airfare, transportation and site visits. Open to both graduate and undergraduate students of ALL MAJORS for course credit. Email lharding@tntech.edu for application information. Applications due Sept 30th.
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Provost Mickey Latour joins Tech’s “College Town Talk” podcast
Provost Mickey A. Latour joined Tech’s “College Town Talk” podcast this week for a wide-ranging interview. In our conversation, Dr. Latour tells us why Tech was the right fit after an already successful more than 30-year career in higher education, including at universities in Indiana, Illinois and Arkansas.
He also tells us about a memorable first-day experience that captured the spirit of Tech and the story behind a special keepsake in his office honoring his late mother. Later in the interview, Dr. Latour talks about the book he is reading alongside Tech’s deans and the surprising (and selfless) hobby he picked up many years ago that he continues today.
Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Pandora, Amazon Music and/or the Tech website.
The Provost’s Office has also launched a news page for the latest updates from Dr. Latour and his team.
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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!