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iMakerSpace Survey
We are thrilled to invite you to participate in iMakerSpace Survey. Your feedback is incredibly valuable to us as we strive to enhance our offerings and create an even more enriching experience for all members of our community.
By taking just a few moments to complete this survey, you’ll have the opportunity to voice your thoughts, ideas, and preferences regarding iMakerSpace facilities and resources. Your input will directly shape the future of iMakerSpace, ensuring that it continues to meet the needs and interests of students. Survey responses are confidential and will never be published in a way that includes personally identifiable information. Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.
Survey link: https://tf.tntech.edu/view.php?id=1589447
Wings up!!
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College of Education Appreciates Regional School Districts
Recently, representatives of Tech’s College of Education visited schools and central offices in Clay and Pickett Counties. These visits are part of the college’s annual celebration and recognition of teachers/educational professionals.
“We delivered padfolios and cakes decorated with “We Appreciate You” to each of the schools and offices,” said Lisa Zagumny, Dean. “It’s essential to recognize and thank those who give so much of themselves through their dedication to and passion for educating Tennessee’s students.”
For more information, please email education@tntech.edu.
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Come to the faculty innovator showcase on May 9th!
TTAC and ORED are hosting a faculty innovation showcase Thursday, May 9th in the Multipurpose room of the UC where faculty will present their research to the community and industry leaders. Come from 10am-12pm to see the showcase and support your favorite professor!
Register at the link below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tn-tech-faculty-innovator-showcase-tickets-884242281467?aff=oddtdtcreator
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Weekend Workshops at the Craft Center, May 31 – June 2
Weekend workshop spots are open for May 31 – Jun 2. Topics include paper making, clay pots, wood turning, printmaking and jewelry! Tennessee Tech students, faculty and staff receive 25% off workshop tuition with the code WINGSUP. Click here for more info!
Investigations in Paper Making with Sally C. Garner
Pots with Purpose with DeVonn Caldwell
Stacker Rings and Studs with Brie Flora
Intro to Spindle Turning with Heather Ashworth
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New Grant Opportunity!
The CITL TechTrendsetters Grant application closes May 8th! This grant boosts faculty proficiency in integrating emerging tech and digital literacy into curricula. It aims to elevate educational practices, preparing students for a digital-first world. Recipients get OLC’s Online Teaching Certificate, individualized support, technology start-up, and extra salary support. Apply below. Contact citl@tntech.edu.
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Applications closing soon!
Applications for the 2024-2025 CAFÉ Faculty Fellow close May 17th! This role offers summer 2024 salary and release time. The inaugural Fellow will assist the Director/staff in faculty engagement and support CAFÉ’s strategic initiatives. Apply below. Contact cafe@tntech.edu.
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Nursing Faculty to Provide Pediatric Critical Care Training in Beliz
This week Prof. Melissa Geist and Assoc. Prof. Jennifer Mabry of Tech’s Whitson-Hester School of Nursing will return to Belize in Central America.
May’s health outreach initiative focuses on Pediatric Critical Care Training for area health professionals (American Heart Association Certified). The trip follows their Dec. ‘23 Adult Critical Care program.
“I appreciate the efforts of Bobby Taylor in University Advancement and our generous donor who made this and December’s outreach trip possible,” said Geist. “The Cookeville-based company, STAT CPR is continuing to provide staff and equipment for delivering the training.”
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HR Live Office Hours – Compensation and Classification Study Details
We are continuing our discussion on the Compensation and Classification Study. Join us on May 22nd at 1:00 pm at this link: Join the meeting now
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Professional Privilege Tax 2024
Under TCA 67-4-1709, the professional privilege tax is due June 1 each year for individuals actively licensed or registered to practice in Tennessee for the following professions:
Attorney
Agent(Securities)
Broker-Dealer
Investment Adviser
LobbyistFor those so licensed, Tennessee Tech University will remit this for you. The amount of tax will be included as additional compensation on each affected employee’s W-2. If you are registered or licensed to practice in more than one of the following professions, you are only required to pay the $400 tax once per year.
Please provide the names and professions of anyone in your area of responsibility to me at dagee@tntech.edu or Jenni Roberts at jaroberts@tntech.edu at your earliest convenience, but not later than May 17, 2024. I will compile a master list to transmit to the State.
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Human Resources Office Closure
Human Resources (Derryberry 146) will be temporarily closed on Wednesday, May 8th from 10am – 2pm to facilitate our Employee Celebration event on Centennial Plaza and in the Tech Pride Room. We hope to see you there for non-work-related fun!
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Employee Celebration on Wednesday
We are celebrating the end of a successful academic year and the collective contributions of our employees that made it possible. We want to celebrate you, so we hope you will join us on Wednesday, May 8th, from 11am – 2pm. Festivities will be held rain or shine on Centennial Plaza and in the Tech Pride Room of the RUC.
The event will include a dunk tank, lots of fun games with chances to win prizes like gift cards and Dollywood tickets, a complimentary picnic-style lunch, and a Tech’s Got Talent show. Our sponsor for the event, Ascend Federal Credit Union, will be on-site giving away concert cash at their booth in the Tech Pride Room so please be sure to stop by and say hi. Come take a break and have some fun with us! We hope to see you there.
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Workshops at the Appalachian Center for Craft, May 25
Take a daylong workshop at the Craft Center! Seats are still available in bookbinding, clay and wood workshops on May 25. Tennessee Tech students, faculty and staff receive 25% off workshop tuition with the code WINGSUP. Click here for more info!
Bookbinding and Coptic Stitch with Autumn McPeak
Cut it Out with Amy Evans
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Come to the faculty innovator showcase on May 9th!
TTAC and ORED are hosting a faculty innovation showcase Thursday, May 9th in the Multipurpose room of the UC where faculty will present their research to the community and industry leaders. Come from 10am-12pm to see the showcase and support your favorite professor! Register at the link below:
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Students Recognized for IMPACT Service-Learning Course Projects
Tennessee Tech students are making an impact on their campus and in their communities through their service work and projects in a new IMPACT Cookeville Service-Learning (SVCL 4150/6150) course. This course was first offered in spring 2024 by College of Education instructor Kinsey Simone, PhD. On April 8th, students Tyree Cripps, Heather Bertram, and Melody Newman presented on their individual community resource packets, which included resources on equal opportunity, benefits of young adult literature (YAL), and promoting STEM for all to City of Cookeville Mayor Laurin Wheaton and Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter. Each student was gifted an iPad in recognition of their service from IMPACT Cookeville and the College of Education’s Jeffers Technology Endowment. For more information, please email ksimone@tntech.edu. Wings up!
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Tech baseball hosts EIU in weekend series
Tech Baseball will host the Eastern Illinois Panthers in a weekend series on Friday May 3 at 6:00 p.m. and Saturday May 4 at 2:00 p.m. The series will continue on Sunday May 5 at 1 p.m. Come out and support your Golden Eagles! Admission is free for all fans! Click here to view the full 2024 Tech Baseball schedule.
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