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Accounting professor honored for 40 years of university service (opens the original)
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Tennessee Tech University accounting professor Robert âDanâ Fesler was honored for 40 years of service to the university at a recent pinning ceremony. Fesler joined Tech as an assistant professor in fall 1986 after earning his doctoral degree from Mississippi State University. A native of Middle Tennessee, he has spent his entire academic career at Tech. Throughout his career at Tech, Fesler has served as chair of the Accounting Department from 2007-13 and has taught financial and managerial
Provost finds a culture of kindness at Tennessee Tech (opens the original)
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Tennessee Tech Universityâs new provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, Mickey A. Latour, had a feeling about the university before he ever sat down for his formal interview. He arrived on campus at 6:30 a.m. for the first part of his two-day interview process. With 10 or 12 hours to fill before a scheduled dinner at downtown Cookevilleâs Fire & Vine, Latour spent the morning walking more than five miles through campus, visiting buildings and getting acclimated to the university. â
Tennessee Tech welcomes class of 2030 at fall convocation (opens the original)
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Tennessee Tech University welcomed its newest class of Golden Eagles this week at fall convocation, the universityâs formal induction ceremony for freshmen held at the Hooper Eblen Center. President Phil Oldham, Provost Mickey Latour, senior administrators and faculty presided over the ceremony, which helps prepare students for life at Tech. âWings up, class of 2030! Welcome to campus and to Cookeville,â said President Oldham to the freshman students gathered at the event. âStarting toda
Tennessee Tech says fall registration is still open (opens the original)
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For students and families who may think it's too late to enroll at Tennessee Tech University this fall, university leaders have a simple message: There is still time. With the final summer orientation sessions approaching, Tech is encouraging prospective students who are still weighing their college plans â or who haven't yet completed the enrollment process â to take the next step. University officials say admissions and financial aid staff are ready to help students apply, register for ori
Tennessee Tech creates campus safety division (opens the original)
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Tennessee Tech University is strengthening its longstanding commitment to student safety through the creation of a new Campus Safety Division and the appointment of veteran law enforcement leader Bob Crabtree as the university's first chief safety officer. The Executive Committee of Tech's Board of Trustees unanimously approved the new division and Crabtree's appointment during its June 25 quarterly meeting. The Campus Safety Division brings together the University's Police Department, Environme
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