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- Summer “Break” in the Tech Archives
- When No Roads Lead Home: WCTE’s “Wilder-Davidson Project”
- Sally Crain-Jager: A Legacy of Art, Education, and Community Engagement
- Exploring Yuletide Treasures: A Glimpse into the Upper Cumberland’s Historic Christmas Celebrations
- Crafting Tradition: The First Lady’s and Tennessee Tech’s University Flag
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Summer “Break” in the Tech Archives
It is officially summer, and Tennessee Tech Archives would like to share some updates on our summer projects! Students may be on vacation, but the work in Tennessee Tech Archives does not slow down for summer break! Renovation Updates This … Continue reading
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Sally Crain-Jager: A Legacy of Art, Education, and Community Engagement
by Lucinda Morabito Edited on March 21, 2024. Sally Crain-Jager was an influential educator and arts advocate in the Upper Cumberland. Sally Lucile Bonham was born on October 7, 1938, to Mabel Lucile Rodgers and George Raymond Bonham in Enid, … Continue reading
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Exploring Yuletide Treasures: A Glimpse into the Upper Cumberland’s Historic Christmas Celebrations
by Megan Atkinson If celebrated, regions and cultures vary greatly when they celebrate Christmas, and these traditions also differ throughout history. The Upper Cumberland celebrated Christmas differently than some in Tennessee’s and the United States’ more prosperous and populous areas, … Continue reading
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Crafting Tradition: The First Lady’s and Tennessee Tech’s University Flag
by Tammy George Gloria Bell was a first lady at Tennessee Tech with her husband, President Robert Bell from 2000 to 2012. Gloria Bell was the designer of the Tech Flag. As first lady, Gloria Bell desired to leave a … Continue reading
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One Small Step for… Mice: The Epic Journey of a Near-Space Traveler Named Cosmouse
Cosmouse (1970-1971) was a black-furred mouse who traveled 1,000 feet in the atmosphere at approximately 21.3 G-force in a student-designed mini-rocket on May 18, 1970, in a project led by Dr. Elmo Dooley, a professor of biology.[1] The experiment was … Continue reading
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Bartoo Hall: From Dormitory to Learning Center
by Jennifer Dewar From 1989 until 2023, Bartoo Hall contained the offices and classrooms of the Learning Resource Center, the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Educational Support Services, and computer labs. Called simply West Hall initially, Bartoo Hall was built … Continue reading
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Elsie Jobe: Shaping Strong Women at Tech
By Cailyn Douglas Elsie Etta Jobe was the Director of Physical Education for women, the Dean of Women, and the women’s basketball coach at Tennessee Tech (1928-1969). She dedicated much of her life to women’s sports and wellness and was … Continue reading
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Welcome back and come check out the archives!
Welcome back Tech! Have you ever been to Tech’s Archives and Special Collections? Did you know Tech had an Archives and Special Collections? Whether you are new or experienced with working in Tech’s archives, it has many changes that you … Continue reading
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