MT Engage
Past MT Engage Week Events
MT Engage Week 2023
Attend an MT Engage Week event for your chance to win great prizes!
Apple Watch
Blue Ice Snowball Microphone
MT Engage Merchandise
Check out our complete list of awesome events below
The more you attend, the more chances you have to win.
Healthy Mondays
Presented by Center for Health and Human Services and the College of Liberal Arts
Every Monday
In our efforts to help students learn skills that support their mental and emotional well-being, we will be offering a new program this fall: Healthy Mondays. This is a 5-week program, one hour each week, that will share with students the essential tools for dealing with stress. The groups will be small, 15 or less, will be led by upper-level students in counseling/nursing, and will finish before fall break. This program was developed by Syracuse University in conjunction with Johns Hopkins and has been used in the U.S. and abroad, with remarkable success. See below for the topics of each week. All students have to do is sign up, using the QR code provided or this link. Be sure to grab a spot before the sessions fill up!
Career Fair Ready! Workshop
Presented by Career Development Center, Communication Studies
Wednesday, September 20
2:30-4 pm
KUC 324
Get ready for the Fall Career Fair on Thursday, September 28. Prep your elevator pitch, have your resume reviewed, and get a professional headshot taken after visiting the Career Closet. Learn more at Handshake.
MTOP Boating, Hiking and Yoga
Presented by Campus Recreation
Sunday, September 24
2-5 pm
Long Hunter State Park
Come join MTOP for a FREE Lake Day! We will have all the equipment you need to enjoy a day on the water, this includes Kayaks, Canoes, stand-up paddleboards and fishing equipment! There will also be Raffle prizes including free stickers, shirts, MTOP trips, gear rentals, Nalgene water bottles and more! Scan our OR code or visit: tinyurl.com/yy45w525 to register!
Get a CLUE! Scavenger Hunt
Presented by College of Behavioral and Health Sciences, CBHS Advising
Monday, September 25-Friday, September 29
Get a CLUE! Connect, Learn, Utilize, Engage! Join this smartphone-based scavenger hunt to learn about academic resources, make connections on campus, and have a lot of fun! You will complete tasks for points and earn cool prizes!
Main page: bit.ly/CLUEhome
FAQs page: https://www.mtsu.edu/cbhsadv/clue/FAQs.php
Undergraduate Research Mini-Workshops
Presented by Undergraduate Research
Monday, September 25
9-10:15 am
Student Union Room 220
Short Interactive & Informational Sessions Will Cover Topics Including: Research across ALL majors, on-campus funding opportunities, finding a faculty mentor, and presentation skills.
Marketing in a Diverse World
Presented by Jones College of Business, Marketing Department
Monday, September 25
11:20 am-1:20 pm
BAS Suntrust Room
Understanding the global marketplace is essential in today’s business environment. This workshop will teach students about various differences in cultures around the globe (e.g., gestures, colors, language translations, traditions) and how this impacts marketing. As part of this workshop, students will be given the opportunity to try a variety of name brand food-based products from around the world (e.g., Japan, U.K., Turkey, Colombia, Venezuela, etc.). Students will also engage in hands-on activities to recognize the vast amount of global products in the United States. Additional marketing topics as it relates to these cultural differences will be discussed. International foods, t-shirts, and other prizes will be provided.
Nerd Night!
Presented by MTeach
Monday, September 25
5:30 pm
MGB 101
Participating students will have an opportunity to create custom inspirational wooden door signs like those traditionally seen on K-12 teachers’ doors. Wooden shapes, paint, and stencils with inspirational messages for multiple disciplines or for general academic achievement will be provided as well as paints, brushes and paint markers.
EngageFest
Presented by College of Media and Entertainment, Recording Industry Department and Hosted by Omega Delta Psi
Tuesday, September 26
10 am-3 pm
Outside BRAGG Media and Entertainment Building
Join us for this all-day music event which features students showcasing their musical ability as they play original and cover music. Please bring non-perishable and canned foods. All donations go to the MTSU Food Pantry.
The Pitch!
Presented by Jones College of Business, Center for Professional Selling
Tuesday, September 26
8 am-4:30 pm by appointment
The elevator pitch competition is an opportunity for students to present their answers for the question “Tell me about yourself.” Students can win up to $500!
International Affairs Scavenger Hunt and Picnic
Presented by International Affairs
Tuesday, September 26
10 am-noon or 1-3 pm
Jones Hall
IStop by Jones Hall and explore campus on our self-guided scavenger hunt. Free food and prizes!
College of Education Fair
Presented by The College of Education
Tuesday, September 26
11 am-1 pm
College of Education Building
This event will showcase all that the COE has to offer, from programs and student engagement opportunities, to work and meeting spaces. During the fair, students will have the opportunity to engage in activities as well as to learn more about the various COE programs and services. Throughout the fair, students will be invited to enjoy light refreshments while exploring the various community spaces available to them such as the Technology HUB, various study spaces, and the 2nd floor service counter. Throughout the building, students will have access to additional information about pathways to educator licensure and career opportunities available with COE majors and minors.
Chemistry / Biology Career Fair
Presented by College of Basic and Applied Sciences
Tuesday, September 26
1-3 pm
Science Building Atrium
The Chemistry/Biology Career Fair will be returning this year on September 26th from 1-3 pm in the Science Building Atrium. We welcome all students to attend and explore exciting opportunities. The Chemistry department and pre-professional health sciences strive to bring employment prospects, internship positions, and options for furthering education at other institutions in the region.
Humans of Murfreesboro: Celebrating Service Professionals
Presented by College of Education, MTSU Police, School of Nursing, Professional Counseling, Military and Veterans Center with Rutherford County and Murfreesboro City Schools
Tuesday, September 26
2-4 p.m.
COE Atrium
Come join us to celebrate the stories of our amazing MTSU service professionals! We will celebrate MTSU teachers, police, nurses, and counselors through portrait photography, storytelling and art. Walk our art gallery and get your own portrait taken. Polaroid cameras, backdrops, and art supplies will be available for YOU to share YOUR story.
A Most Tolerant Little Town Book Signing
Presented by The College of Education, Elementary and Special Education
Wednesday, September 27
4:15-6:30 pm
College of Education (COE) 160
Join us as we welcome Rachel Louise Martin, author of A Most Tolerant Little Town. The first 25 students get a free book!
In graduate school, Rachel Martin volunteered with a Southern oral history project. One day, she was sent to a small town in Tennessee, in the foothills of the Appalachians, where locals wanted to build a museum to commemorate the events of September 1956, when Clinton High School became the first school in the former Confederacy to undergo court-mandated desegregation. But not everyone wanted to talk. As one founder of the Tennessee White Youth told her, “Honey, there was a lot of ugliness down at the school that year; best we just move on and forget it.” For years, Martin wondered what it was some white residents of Clinton didn’t want remembered. So she went back, eventually interviewing over sixty townsfolk—including nearly a dozen of the first students to desegregate Clinton High—to piece together what happened back in 1956: the death threats and beatings, picket lines and cross burnings, neighbors turned on neighbors and preachers for the first time at a loss for words. The national guard rushed to town, along with national journalists like Edward Morrow and even evangelist Billy Graham. But that wasn’t the most explosive secret Martin learned. In A Most Tolerant Little Town, Rachel Martin weaves together over a dozen perspectives in a kaleidoscopic portrait of a small town living through a tumultuous turning point for America. The result is a spellbinding mystery, a riveting piece of forgotten civil rights history, and a poignant reminder of the toll on those who stand on the frontlines of social change. You may never before have heard of Clinton, Tennessee—but you won’t be forgetting the town anytime soon.
Makerspace Open House
Presented by Walker Library
Wednesday, September 27
5-7 p.m.
Walker Library Makerspace, 2nd floor
Have you ever wanted to learn more about our Makerspace? We’re happy to bring back one of our favorite events with the Makerspace Open House, brought to you in partnership with MT Engage. Join us on Wednesday evening from 5 – 7 p.m. as we feature demos from our 3D printers, laser etcher, robotics, virtual reality, and so much more. In addition to all of this, our staff will be on hand to answer questions about how to get started and the best ways to utilize the equipment. We hope to see you there!
The Walker Library Makerspace is an active learning environment for students, faculty, and staff to use technology to participate in experiential project-based learning. The value of the Makerspace experience is in innovation and access — the creation of new solutions to problems using technology that is accessible to all, despite academic discipline or focus.
The Rules of War
Presented by the College of Liberal Arts
Thursday, September 28
12-2 pm
Peck Hall Breezeway
Join PS 6200 for a carnival style game and grab a free snow cone at the Peck Hall Breezeway!
Dear Stress, Let’s Break Up!
Presented by the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences, Human Sciences
Thursday, September 28
4:30-6:30 pm
STU 330
Join us for a free pasta dinner, tips on stress reduction, yoga and a trauma-informed literacy track for your. Children are welcome!
The Nexus: Bridging Gaps in Real Estate
Presented by Jones College of Business, Economics and Finance
Thursday, September 28
6-9 pm
The Boulevard Bar and Grill
Email Philip Seagraves at [email protected] to register.
Building Bridges Between Military Connected and Campus Communities
Presented by Charlie and Hazel Daniels Veterans and Military Center
Wednesday, October 4 and Thursday, October 5
11 am-4 pm
KUC 314
Join us in room 314 of the Keathley University Center (KUC) for pizza and drinks in a casual gathering geared towards fostering communication between our military connected and general campus populations. Hear from some of MTSU’s veteran faculty members, students, and Daniels Center staff on ways to get involved on campus and the surrounding community. Representatives from various student organizations will be present as well as community members and partners to share resources and opportunities to engage. We encourage attendees to bring along someone who is not military affiliated as a way to start the conversation. Free food and swag!
MT Engage
Director
Julie Myatt
Assistant Director
Lexy Denton
Administrative Assistant
Rebecca Rogers
Graduate Assistant
Ellie Davenport
Student Worker
Zoee McDow
James Union Building, Room 306
PO Box 0012
615-898-2761
615-904-8281