[READ/WATCH] MTSU’s Holloway gives passionate advocacy of public education

MTSU professor Pippa Holloway, outgoing Faculty Senate president, gave impassioned remarks in support of public education during her keynote address at the Summer 2019 Commencement Ceremony held Saturday, Aug. 10, at Murphy Center.

Read her full remarks here.

State organization honors MTSU students, faculty for Murfreesboro volunteer historic preservation, greenway work

MTSU students and faculty are among more than two dozen people who have been recognized with statewide and regional honors for their volunteer work with the Murfreesboro Parks and Recreation Department. The Tennessee Recreation and Parks Association recently honored Gloria Bonner, a recent MTSU administrative retiree, and public history professor…

January 11, 2018

In "Campus Community"

Members of the public get a sneak peek at the “Education and Empowerment: African-American Schools in Rutherford County

MTSU students win more major honors for Bradley Academy’s African-American education exhibit

MTSU public history graduate students can spend the summer looking back on a year full of awards resulting from their hard work while the public enjoys and learns from their diligent scholarship. “Education and Empowerment: African-American Schools in Rutherford County,” an interactive exhibit installed at Bradley Academy Museum and Cultural…

June 13, 2018

In "Student News"

In the News: MTSU experts address workplace diversity, pilot wages, free speech, more

Pilots’ wages, workplace diversity, student demonstrations and the evolution of the American presidency are some of the topics recently tackled by MTSU faculty for a variety of mass media outlets. Dr. Wendy Beckman, chair of the Department of Aerospace, commented on entry-level wages for new regional airline pilots for www.avweb.com.…

March 16, 2018

In "Faculty/Staff News"

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