May 06 Tuesday
UPCOMING Northeast Tennessee MASTER GARDENER CLASSWe all want to share our love of gardening.
The Northeast Master Gardener Association (NETMGA) membership includes volunteers from Hawkins, Sullivan, Washington, Carter, Johnson, and Unicoi Counties. Their many activities include information booths at various home and farm shows, answering Ask-a-Master Gardener questions, teaching classes in the community, and organizing new Master Gardener classes. Their presence can be seen in many local historic site gardens, demonstration gardens and community vegetable gardens.
A new Master Gardener class will begin January 28, 2025, and go through April 29, 2025. Classes will be held on Tuesdays from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. Classes are available for the surrounding communities' participants and are held at the Sullivan County, Ron Ramsey Agricultural Center located at 140 Spurgeon Lane, Blountville, TN.
The cost for the class is $200 and applications are available online at the NETMGA website or UT website: https://www.netmga.net/ OR Call 423-574-1919 and press "0"
May 13 Tuesday
May 15 Thursday
ETSU's Office of Professional Development, in conjunction with the Department of Media + Communication, will be offering "Podcasting for Everyone" starting Friday, May 15 & 16, from 1p.m. to 5 p.m. Each day. This workshop will be a total of eight hours and will include time in a professional recording studio.
Participants will learn about and experience each step of the podcast creation process, from idea to production, to distribution. Participants will use the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience obtained throughout the workshop to produce their own "mini" podcast episode. A video component will be included exclusive to this particular course. Successful completion of this course will result in a Podcasting Certificate sponsored by ETSU's Office of Professional Development.
The instructor for this course is Stacy Whitaker, Director of Engineering in the Department of Media + Communication. Stacy is a broadcast engineer with 25 years of professional experience in communication, television, film and radio.
The cost of the course is $150.00. ETSU employees may use their employee audit opportunity to pay for the course. Employees need to complete this form. https://www.etsu.edu/human-resources/forms.php
The course will be held on the ETSU main campus, Warf-Pickel Hall, building 8, room 103. For further information, call the ETSU Office of Professional Development at (800) 222-3878.
May 16 Friday
May 17 Saturday
Join local design professionals and scientists from ETSU in a day-long workshop focused on Hurricane Helene and other recent natural disasters impacting northeast Tennessee and our surrounding region. We’ll review factors of risk and discuss climate trends that have and will impact the health, welfare and safety of our local communities. Maps and data will be shared for 6 counties (Washington, Cocke, Unicoi, Carter, Greene, and Johnson) that were severely affected by Hurricane Helene and are participating in a coordinated long-term recovery effort. This event is a unique opportunity for citizens, professionals, local government, and county Long-Term Recovery Group members to come together, share information, and engage in unified planning towards regional resilience in northeast Tennessee.
May 20 Tuesday
May 27 Tuesday
Jun 03 Tuesday
Jun 10 Tuesday
Jun 17 Tuesday