Center for Teaching Excellence
The purpose of the Center for Teaching Excellence is to promote excellence in teaching
at ETSU by providing instructional development opportunities for faculty, serving
as a "one-stop shop" for teaching resources, and creating communities of practice
among faculty.
Institutional Development Grants
ETSU’s instructional development grants support innovative teaching projects. Explore
this website and learn more about the exciting work IDG grant recipients are doing.
We hope their projects spark new ideas about your own teaching.
Presidential Grant-in-Aid
Presidential Grants-in-Aid fund participation in professional development activities
specifically intended to enhance a faculty member's skills in teaching, research or
creative activity, or public service.
Student Life and Enrollment
The Division of Student Life and Enrollment at East Tennessee State University strives
to promote student success by working daily to realize the Division's values: Advocacy,
Diversity, Engagement, Learning, Stewardship, and Student Development.
- Helpful websites:
- Buc Path For a successful college experience, Buc Path highlight Goals, and opportunities for Support and Involvement denoted as diamonds, squares, circles and dollar signs.
- Academic Integrity
- Counseling Center: Just for Faculty and Staff - Tips for assisting a distressed student.
School of Graduate Studies: Faculty/Staff Resources
The charge of the School of Graduate Studies is to oversee all aspects of graduate
education at ETSU including but not limited to program marketing, recruitment, application,
admission, matriculation, graduation, professional development (graduate students
and faculty), appeals, retention, student services, curriculum development, reporting
and assessment, graduate assistantships/fellowships/scholarships, and assuring compliance
with ETSU policies related to graduate education.
Learning Services (Tutoring)
Whether you are writing a paper or working on math homework, completing a chemistry
lab or learning Spanish verbs, our tutors can help. We offer by-appointment, one-on-one
tutoring for most 1000 or 2000 level courses, and many upper-level courses. On the
unlikely occasion that we don't have someone on staff that can tutor your subject,
we will connect you with additional resources, both free and paid, for help.
University Advisement Center
The University Advisement Center (UAC) is located on the third floor of the Sherrod
Library in Room 355 and is staffed by Academic Counselors, Graduate Assistants and
a Records Coordinator. We provide academic advisement and guidance to Undeclared Majors
and students required to complete Learning Support. Students who are only required
to complete Learning Support Math should see their major advisor. For more information,
please click the Learning Support tab on the left column of the page.
- Helpful websites:
- Advisor workshops - how to use GoldLink to access student records and the basics for advising undergraduate students
- Catalog and Academic Calendar
- How to enter attendance, grades, etc. in GoldLink
- Degree Works tutorials and information (Degree Audit system)