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Celebrate National Chemistry Week with Natural Tie Dye!
Join the Student Members of the American Chemical Society to celebrate National Chemistry Week with a FREE t-shirt to tie dye. Please make sure to RSVP here or using the QR code on the attached flyer by September 28th to guarantee a shirt in your size. Space is limited to 80 people, and it will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Craft Club, September Meeting!
WMC Craft Club!
September 30th, 11-12:00pm, WMC RUC 339
Aimed to give a dedicated time and space, once a month, for creative engagement, peer connection and collaboration. Much like our past “socials” but with a creative twist! Many of us crafters, craft alone and maybe only at home. The WMC Craft Club is hoping to connect those people, while also being able to share and learn potential new skills! Bring your own project from home or work on a semesterly group project. Secure storage available! For more information contact womescenter@tntech.edu.
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Did You Know: TTAC Can Help Commercialize Your Research!
The Tennessee Technology Advancement Consortium, in partnership with the office of research at Tennessee Tech, has resources available to help faculty innovators take your research from the lab to market! Reach out to Eli Hudson (ebhudson42@tntech.edu) for help with filing an invention disclosure for your research and to see what next steps are for starting the process of commercialization. More info to come on events and resources to help take your research further!
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Family Craft Studio at ACC this Saturday!
Kids and their grownups are invited to learn the art of shibori and dyeing with indigo at this Saturday’s Family Craft Studio! Free and open to the public! Drop-in and create unique indigo-dyed bandanas anytime from 9am to noon this Saturday, September 27th at the Appalachian Center for Craft. Click here to learn more.
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Pie an ISU Officer!
Join the International Student Union (ISU) on Friday, September 26 at Centennial Plaza from 11:00am to 1:00pm for our fun “Pie an ISU Officer” fundraiser! For just $2, you can pie an officer, or make it extra sweet with toppings for $3.
This event is open to all students, come support ISU, share some laughs, and help us raise funds while enjoying the spirit of community on campus!
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Lunch and Learn with the Department of Communication and Media
Join us Tuesday, Sept. 30, 11am-12pm, at Southwest Hall room 145, for FREE pizza and conversation with our Chair of the Department of Communication and Media Dr. Scott Christen and faculty representatives to discuss the department’s majors and minors!! Open to all students!
For more information email Eva Dingwall at edingwall@tntech.edu .
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Math Mindset: Strategies That Actually Work
Launchpad Student Success Center & the Math Dept will host “Math Mindset: Strategies That Actually Work” from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., September 30th, in Room 119 in Bruner Hall.
Students and faculty will share tips, advice, and strategies for thriving in math classes. Geared toward students in MATH 1710, 1720, 1904, and 1910, but is open to all! Bring your questions and get practical ideas you can use right away!For more information, contact Angie Briggs at adbriggs@tntech.edu or 931-372-6176.
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Math Mindset: Strategies That Actually Work
Launchpad Student Success Center & the Math Dept will host “Math Mindset: Strategies That Actually Work” from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., September 30th, in Room 119 in Bruner Hall.
Share this workshop with students who could benefit. Students and faculty will share tips, advice, and strategies for thriving in math classes. The goal is to give students practical ideas they can use right away!For more information or to offer extra credit, contact Angie Briggs at adbriggs@tntech.edu or 931-372-6176.
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Tennessee Tech Soccer vs Western Illinois
Tennessee Tech soccer plays Western Illinois on Sunday, September 28 at 1 p.m.
Join us at Tech Soccer Field to watch your Golden Eagles take on the Leatherbacks.
Admission is free for everyone!
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A Long Hard Streak – A Billy Dean Anderson Documentary
A Long Hard Streak -A Billy Dean Anderson Documentary
Tech Archives presents A Long Hard Streak, a documentary on Billy Dean Anderson, a Fentress County native once on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.
Oct. 1 at 5 p.m. – Bell Hall 282 (with director Scott Rabideau and author Kay Wood)
Oct. 2 at 6 p.m. – Cookeville Performing Arts Center (panel with Rabideau, Avery Hutchins and Troy Smith)
Original artwork on display. Free and open to the public. Book available for purchase.
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Looking for an intense challenge? Register now for the Putnam Math Competition!
Do you like math puzzles? Are you looking for a challenge of epic proportions? The Putnam Math Competition is calling.
Held here on campus on the first Saturday in December, it consists of two 3-hour sessions, comprising a dozen supremely challenging problems, covering everything from algebra, geometry and calculus to number theory, linear algebra and methods of inductive proofs.
These are a series of rigorous puzzles that call upon both your math knowledge and your problem-solving skills. Top performers receive scholarships, and all leave with the feeling of scaling the Mount Everest of math.
There is no cost to participate, so if you’d like to learn more, contact Mark Rogers in the TTU Math Department (at mcrogers@tntech.edu). Fame and glory await you!
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Camino de Santiago Study Abroad June 2026
Come join the Camino de Santiago Study Abroad June 1-12, 2026! Find out more at the informational meeting September 30th at 11am in Dan 207. This will be a two-week study abroad trip along the famous pilgrimage Camino de Santiago, hiking 10-15 miles per day through the Portuguese and Spanish countryside, staying in towns and villages, soaking in the culture, learning the sociology of transformative experiences, and experiencing your own transformation through the journey! Also, you will get 3 hours course credit in Sociology! Trip cost $1600. Contact lharding@tntech.edu for application information. Applications are due October 6th.
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Last SOA Interest Meeting – September 29
Thinking about applying to be a 2026 Student Orientation Assistant (SOA)? Come to our final SOA Interest Meeting on Monday, September 29 at 4:30pm in the Roaden University Center, Room 246. You’ll have the opportunity to learn more about the position, ask any questions, and hear from 2025 SOAs about their experiences!
The application deadline is October 1. Interested students can learn more and apply at www.tntech.edu/soa
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Tennessee Tech Women’s Basketball Tip-Off Celebration
Join us as we celebrate the success of the 2024-2025 season and tip off a new journey with the 2025-2026 team! If you have any questions, please contact the Ticket Office at 931-372-3940. Tickets must be purchased in advance by Wednesday, October 15th online at TTUSports.com or by calling the Ticket Office.
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Fall 2025 Student Distress Protocol Workshop
Join the Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFÉ) and the Center for Counseling and Mental Health Wellness for a workshop on the student distress protocol on Tuesday, September 30th from 3-4:00 PM in Stonecipher Lecture Hall 126. Register here and contact cafe@tntech.edu for questions.