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PHOTO ABOVE THIS STORY: MTSU student Ryleigh Porter, center, assists MTSU STEM summer camp participants Cianna Da'ccursio, left, of Watertown, Tenn., and Samantha "Sam" Osborne of Mt. Juliet, Tenn., with their chemistry project during the July 11-15 College of Basic and Applied Sciences inaugural event for rising sophomores and juniors in a Science Building classroom. Da’ccursio is a student at Watertown High School and Osborne is a Green Hill High School student. The college plans to hold ...

Above Photo: MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee, second from left, presents aerospace alumnus Colton Gray of Lebanon, Tenn., a framed certificate of recognition for becoming the first Delta Propel pilot program graduate, as aerospace Chair Chaminda Prelis, left, and Keith M. Huber, senior adviser for veterans and leadership initiatives applaud with the rest of the audience. MTSU and Delta celebrated the occasion Tuesday, April 5, in the MTSU Science Building’s Liz and Creighton Rhea Atrium. G ...

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Approaching 30, Marie McCord finds herself a nontraditional student about to graduate from MTSU in May — and mapping out the next chapters of her life. McCord, one of 60 students participating in the seventh annual HackMT Jan. 28-30 in the Science Building, has spent the past three years commuting from her Antioch, Tennessee, home to Murfreesboro, where she’s a computer science major, with minors in math and statistics. McCord&rs ...

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Heather Brown, the longtime professor and former director of the of the MTSU School of Concrete and Construction Management, was recognized by her peers and industry leaders at a special event Tuesday, Oct. 26, at the Embassy Suites Hotel Nashville SE Murfreesboro.Brown, who was the face of the MTSU program for 20 years before leaving this year to become vice president of quality control and quality assurance with Indianapolis, Indiana-based Irving Materials Inc. ...

Teen prodigies pursue pre-med pathway as thriving MTSU freshmen Apr 05, 2021 at 01:14 pm by WGNS MTSU Department of Biology chair Dennis Mullen, left, talks with the Alnassari family — mom Khadijah, who is a freshman, and triplets Zaynab Alnassari, Ahmed and Fatima during a visit to a Science Building lab. The triplets are dual enrollment freshmen and on a premed pathway. (MTSU photo by Andy Heidt) MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — At age 14, the amazing Alnassari triplets may be too young to drive, but the Nashville, Tennessee, high school students are steering their own succ...