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Purple Career Readiness Workshop on Sept. 16: Top Ten Tips
Join the Center for Career Development on Thursday, Sept. 16, beginning at 11 a.m. in Clement Hall 212 for this Purple Career Readiness Workshop. Russ Coughenour, the Director of the Center for Career Development, will share his top ten tips and advice on how to make the best impression possible at the approaching career fairs.
This event is open to all students in all majors and counts towards the Purple Career Readiness Certificate for junior and senior students. Bring your Eagle Card for a quick sign-in.
To attend virtually, access the TEAMS link in Handshake Events. To receive credit for attending, you must log in with your Tennessee Tech email, participate if asked to during the workshop and be present for at least 80% of the presentation, and make sure that your camera is turned on during your attendance.
https://tntech.joinhandshake.com/events/777113/share_preview
Career Readiness Workshops are hosted by the Center for Career Development
931-372-3232
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Dr. Paul Semmes, Dean College of Arts and Sciences is retiring.
After 33 years of service to Tennessee Tech, Dr. Paul Semmes, Dean College of Arts and Sciences is retiring. Please join us in celebrating this special occasion!
Tuesday, September 28, 2021
3:00 – 5:00 pm
Roaden University Center
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88.5 WTTU DJ Training Starts Sept 21 in RUC 369 at 11 AM
WTTU DJ training starts Tuesday, September 21 in RUC 369 at 11AM. Any student interested in starting a music or talk show is welcome to attend. Once training is complete, they will be eligible to start a show on 88.5 WTTU.
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RHA General Meeting
Join the Residence Hall Association for snacks and drinks while we hold our biweekly meeting on Thursday, September 16th at 8:30pm in the New Hall South Atrium!
RHA holds biweekly student body meetings during the fall and spring semesters. We discuss upcoming RHA events, planning committees, SGA collaborations, student concerns, and ideas. Can’t attend the meeting in person, we do have a Teams link: https://bit.ly/3yuuVIY .
Need more information? Email Tyler Dunn at tydunn@nech.edu .
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Call for Center Stage Proposals
Have you wanted to see someone or group as part of the Center Stage line-up? Now is your chance to be a campus host and submit a proposal for the 2022-23 academic year.
Center Stage presents lectures, exhibits, reading and performances that promote greater appreciation of fine arts and seeks to connect students with a better understanding of diverse ideas and world cultures.
Other details can be found on the website: https://www.tntech.edu/centerstage/propose.php
Submission deadline: December 1, 2021
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Family’s ties to area, belief in farming inspire gift to School of Agriculture
Joyce Glasscock Reece says her family’s history with the Upper Cumberland area dates back several hundred years. When she and her son, Edward, decided to sell their Cookeville home and use the proceeds to help others, Tech was the first place that came to mind.
The John Martin Reece Endowed Scholarship is named for Joyce’s father and is awarded to students majoring in agriculture at Tech, and the Nova Glasscock Endowed Scholarship is named for Joyce’s grandmother and is also awarded to agriculture majors.
The Reeces also established the College of Agriculture and Human Ecology Endowment which is used at the discretion of Dean Darron Smith. The CAHE used a portion of the funds to purchase a side-by-side four-person off-road work vehicle equipped with GPS technology for geomapping and grid soil sampling.
Read the full story here: Edward and Joyce Reece (tntech.edu)
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Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar: Dr. Mathew Pearson, University of Liverpool
Dr. Mathew Pearson, a nuclear physicist hailing from the University of Liverpool, is visiting campus this week and will give our first Undergraduate STEM Research Seminar this semester. Dr. Pearson studies the properties of exotic nuclei using a laser to precisely measure atomic transitions that are affected by the configuration of the nucleus. His talk, Laser Spectroscopy in Nuclear Physics, will be this Friday, September 17th at 4pm in Volpe Library 248. It will be geared for undergraduates from any STEM major, but graduate students and faculty are also encouraged to attend! Visit the seminar webpage for more information and the current schedule for upcoming talks.
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Free WiFi
Having difficulty or no luck connecting to the internet to complete assignments either at home or on the road? Then please reach out to the College of Interdisciplinary Studies! Thanks to the efforts of Dr. Mike Gotcher, College Dean, and through a grant he obtained to provide 200 TN Tech students FREE and unlimited WiFi we currently still have 80 devices available just for the asking. Students, and sometimes staff and faculty, frequently struggle to establish much needed WiFi access to complete assignments, attend zoom lectures or meetings, or to be able to download course content. The grant covers the WiFi devices until mid-April so you may borrow the unit now and keep it to complete your Spring semester. Interested parties should contact Ms. Dylcia Cowan at dcowan@tntech.edu. You are also welcomed to drop in at Southwest Hall, Room 141A between 8a – 4:30p. Ms. Cowan can also be reached at 931-372-3366. Wings Up!
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Engineering/STEM Fair is Wednesday, Sept. 22
Join the Center for Career Development on Wednesday, Sept. 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in The Hoop for the Engineering/STEM Fair. ALL Majors and ALL students (freshman to alumni) are invited to discuss career opportunities with over 80 employers!!! These opportunities include co-op, internship, and full-time positions!!
DO NOT forget to bring plenty of copies of their resume!
Students should come dressed to impress and have their Eagle Card to obtain a personalized name tag. This event counts toward Career Readiness Certification!
All participants will be expected to follow Campus Return to Tech Guidelines in regards to social distancing and face coverings.
Career Fairs are a NO BACKPACK ZONE, so please leave it in your car or room.
Career Fairs are hosted by the Center for Career Development.
931-372-3232
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Craft Center – Fall Workshop Registration is Open!
Registration is OPEN for fall hands-on craft workshops – virtual and on-campus. Sign up now before they fill!
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- October 16 – ON-CAMPUS – CLAY – Lidded Boxed with Texture, Ian Mabry @ian.mabry
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- October 16 – ON-CAMPUS – GLASS – Make Your Own Paperweight, Tate Newfield and company @tatenewfield
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- October 16 – ON-CAMPUS – METAL – Enameled Copper Jewelry, Kevin Dotson @dotsonkevin
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- October 30 – VIRTUAL – FIBERS – Origami Books, Claudia lee @libertypapermaking
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- November 6 – VIRTUAL – CLAY – Herb Garden Planter, Becca Dilldine @beccadilldineceramics
December 4 – VIRTUAL – FIBERS – Simple Japanese Book Bindings with Variations, Claudia Lee @libertypapermaking
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We provide the material and instruction! You provide the enthusiasm and your own creativity! Look for announcements for additional fall workshops in the coming weeks. What workshop would you like to take? Email Gail Gentry ggentry@tntech.edu with suggestions workshops you’d like to see in the future!
Registration and information is available at https://www.tntech.edu/fine-arts/craftcenter/workshops/fall-spring/index.php
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Child Development Lab Hiring
The Child Development Lab is hiring part-time and full-time temp positions. If you love children and are looking for a great learning experience in Early Childhood, contact Angie Smith at angiesmith@tntech.edu.
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2021 Fall Celebration Dinner – Save the Date!
Join the College of Business Dean’s Office on October 26, 2021, for the 2021 Fall Celebration Dinner which will be held at the Leslie Town Centre. A reception will be starting at 6:30 pm, and the actual dinner will be starting at 7 pm. The guest speaker this year is Doris Kearns Goodwin who is a world-renowned presidential historian, public speaker, and Pultizer Prize-winning, New York Times #1 best-selling author. Her seventh book, Leadership in Turbulent Times, was published in September 2018 to critical acclaim and became an instant New York Times bestseller. For more information please just contact the College of Business Dean’s Office. Registration for the event will open up at a later date, but save the date on your calendar!
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Double Reeds of Tennessee Tech University – Pelican’s Spirit Night!
Give summer the send-off it deserves while supporting a beloved campus club!
Please join the Double Reeds of Tennessee Tech at Pelican’s Snoballs, Wednesday, September 15th from 4-8pm to celebrate the beginning of a new season and the creation of a new club! This is our very first community event, and we would absolutely love it if Tech students and faculty from all over campus would come and indulge in a snow-cone with us.
Again, that is at Pelican’s Snoballs on Wednesday, September 15th from 4-8pm. Don’t forget to mention Tennessee Tech Double Reeds at checkout!
We can’t wait to see you all there!
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Putting Yourself First In College (Workshop Hosted by the Launchpad)
Are you getting enough sleep? Are you eating junk food each day? Come learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle and not forget about “YOU” when at Tech.
What: Launchpad Workshop “Putting Yourself First in College
When: Thursday, September 16th at 11:30am
Where: Volpe Library, Room 112
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TTU Spirit Squad Fundraiser Night at Texas Roadhouse!
This Tuesday 9/14, Texas Roadhouse in Cookeville is hosting a fundraiser for the TTU Spirit Squad. From 3 p.m. – 10 p.m. anyone that shows the attached flyer (digital or paper copy) when they pay will donate 10% of their food purchase to our squad. During dead-hour on Tuesday, the Spirit Squad will be on campus handing out these flyers to students and faculty. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out!