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Christopher Reames and Matthieu Cognet in Recital Wednesday, March 20
Presenting a recital entitled Love: Lost and Found, tenor and voice professor Christopher Reames will perform with French pianist Matthieu Cognet, featuring works by Debussy, Schumann and Poulenc at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Wattenbarger Auditorium of the Bryan Fine Arts Building.
French pianist Matthieu Cognet is an active soloist and sought-after chamber player who has appeared in major venues and festivals in Europe and the United States, including Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall, Steinway Hall, the Cultural Institute of Chicago (Myra Hess Memorial Concerts), Hemptinne Festival (Belgium), the Rushmore Music Festival, SD, the Festival Memphis in May,
the Saint Georges Music Festival in Guadeloupe, the Prades, Castelnaudary and Pianissimes Festivals (France).Contact Anne Thurmond at athurmond@tntech.edu for more information.
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Level Up: Gaming Cave Upgraded
The Burnett Rec Center’s Gaming Cave has recently had a glow up. With a sleek new look featuring fresh paint and vibrant LED lighting, Campus Recreation is excited to offer this enhanced space for Tennessee Tech students to game. The Cave now boasts four state-of-the-art gaming stations complete with upgraded displays, ethernet ports, and plush seating for ultimate comfort. Designed with flexibility in mind, the chairs can be moved to allow for seamless transitions between small group play and larger gatherings. Students can bring their preferred consoles to challenge fellow gamers both on campus and across the globe. Open daily for all facility users, the Cave is also available for student group reservations, offering the perfect venue for practices and LAN gaming events.
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Counseling & Psychology Grad Programs Reaffirm and Expand CACREP Accreditation
The department of Counseling and Psychology is proud to announce that our counseling programs received accreditation decisions from the Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP). All three graduate counseling programs, Clinical Mental Health Counseling (M.A. degree), School Counseling (M.A. degree), Counseling and Supervision (Ph.D. degree), were accredited for a full eight years (with retroactive accreditation for all School Counseling and Ph.D. program graduates since January 2022). This recognition highlights the commitment to providing exceptional education and training for future counselors, supervisors, and educators.
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Tech Baseball hosts Davidson in Weekend Series
Your Tennessee Tech Baseball team hosts Davidson in a three game weekend series thriller. The Golden Eagles play a double header on Saturday, March 16 at 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. They will resume their series on Sunday, March 17 at 1:00 p.m. Admission is free for all fans! Click here to view the full 2024 Tech Baseball schedule.
Wings up! | TTUsports.com
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DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT MARCH 21ST!!!
There will be a dodgeball tournament on March 21st in Mem Gym starting at 7:00pm! The entry fee is $5. The winner will receive free 7Brew coffee, a Chick-fil-A gift card, and more!
This is a final group project for the BMGT-4520 class, and all proceeds will go to the Magnolia Foundation charity.
The link to sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1RiLglKbqd7cdp3OtlMQS0JxFwBZKL75_cC3ErIpNwIk/viewform?edit_requested=trueFor any questions, please contact Talia Story at tgstory42@tntech.edu
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Counseling Center Staff Present at the American College Counseling Association
Ravi Patel and Lara Strate from the TN Tech Counseling Center traveled to the annual American College Counseling Association Conference held in Orlando, Florida on February 23-25 to present original research. Mr. Patel presented his research titled “Equipping Collegiate Clinicians: Treating the Effects of Transgenerational Trauma from Natural Disasters.” Ms. Strate presented her research titled “The Relationship Between Alexithymia and Highly Sensitive Persons: A Literature Review”. For more information regarding Counseling Center research or information about the Counseling Center please contact the center at counsel@tntech.edu
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Student Affairs Newsletter – March 2024 Issue
The March Issue of the Student Affairs Newsletter is now available. This newsletter was created to share what is taking place in the division and give an inside look into the departments, programs, and services that make up Student Affairs. The newsletter is published on a quarterly basis throughout the year. Visit the Student Affairs website to check out the latest edition!
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Tennessee Technological University Talent Show Cumulating Project Advertisement
Hello everyone,
Do you have a passion for singing and/or playing a musical instrument? Do you have the spirit to dance? Do you have the heart to act a scene from a play? Do you have the inspiration to tell a story through visual art or with a comedic skit? Do you have a talent that you want to share with others within our university and our community? Then you are invited to audition for my talent show cumulating project as a solo or a group act. Through collaboration with the Backdoor Playhouse, this is a free public event. Any questions, text me at (931) 252-9024 or email me at ctkeams42@tntech.edu.
Christopher Keams
Audition Day:
- March 19th @ 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM, Backdoor Playhouse
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Nominations for Most Valuable Student Worker
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is collecting nominations for MVP Student Worker. You know better than anyone the efforts some of our students go to make Tennessee Tech a one-of-a-kind university that is full of ambition, heart, and purpose. Our offices feel that students’ diligence, self-motivation, and dedication to always go the extra mile should be recognized. Please reach out to studentjobs@tntech.edu to request the nomination form and nominate any FWS/UAS Student Worker you feel exemplifies the qualities mentioned above. Nominations must be approved by the student’s listed supervisor. The deadline to submit nominations is March 15, 2024.
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Trailblazer Application is LIVE for Fall 2024!
Become a Trailblazer and help shape the future of our university! The Office of Admissions is seeking passionate individuals to join our Trailblazer program and showcase the vibrant campus life to prospective students. As a Trailblazer, you’ll play a vital role in new student recruitment, guiding them through our facilities and embodying the spirit of Living Wings Up! Apply to become a Trailblazer today and help us pave the way for future success stories.
Deadline March 27, 2024
For more information please contact Campus Visits Coordinator Kate Thomas at kethomas@tntech.edu
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Tech Softball hosts Rhode Island in Doubleheader showdown
On Tuesday, March 12 your Tennessee Tech Softball team will host the Rhode Island Rams in a mid-week doubleheader showdown at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Admission is free for all fans! Click here to view the full 2024 schedule.
Wings Up! | TTUsports.com
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Schedule office hours with TTAC and ORED to discuss commercializing your researc
Researching patents and writing an invention disclosure can be challenging, but the Office of Research and Economic Development’s TTAC program is here to help. You can schedule office hours by clicking the link below, and we’ll set up a time to meet and help you start getting your research into the world!
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Nominations are now being accepted for Outstanding Staff Awards
It is that time of year again. Nominations are currently being accepted for the Outstanding Clerical & Support Staff Awards and the Outstanding Professional Award. Awards are based on job performance, attitude toward University constituencies, commitment and service to the University, professional development, and suggestions for program improvements. Any member of the Tennessee Tech community can submit a nomination (faculty, staff, or students). Please click here for more information or to make a nomination. The deadline for nominations is Wednesday, March 20, 2024. For questions or additional information please email ttuemployment@tntech.edu.
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I Heart Tech Students’ impact on the Food Pantry
We have reached the halfway point for I Heart Tech Students! This six-week fundraising effort will conclude on March 27 (Tech’s Charter Day!), so don’t miss your chance to be a part of it. When Tech’s Food Pantry opened in 2012, it served approximately five people each week. Today it serves up to 40 people each week and has expanded to include an auxiliary pantry in the library and a large refrigerator for perishable items. This is thanks to donor support.
Make a gift to Tech’s Food Pantry or any area on campus: https://1915.tntech.edu
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Registration Open Summer ’24 Elinor Ross CDF Freedom School (1-5 grade)
Summer 2024 registration is open for the Ross CDF Freedom School at Tennessee Tech. The annual program is a free, six-week literacy and cultural enrichment experience for Putnam Co. kids in grades 1-5 whose families qualify for free/reduced lunch programs.
From June 5 through July 12, the student scholars will experience reading, arts, music, field trips, science, and family-centered events.
Learn more at https://www.tntech.edu/education/freedomschool/registration.php or email freedomschool@tntech.edu.