EduCativPosted October 1, 2020SharePosted October 1, 2020 Welcome to Middle Tennessee State University, which is widely recognized as one of the country's best public universities. Our academic programs are offered in state-of-the-art facilities, and our students live and learn in an aesthetically pleasing environment, academically stimulating and culturally enriching. While we take our role in preparing students for future careers and advanced scholarly pursuits seriously, we also recognize that college is more than just classrooms and coursework. As such, we encourage students to participate in athletic and cultural events on campus and the more than 200 student organizations, which include everything from honor societies and service clubs to fraternities and sororities. Indeed, there is something to fit the unique interests and abilities of every student at MTSU. Middle Tennessee State University, a comprehensive, innovative institution, attracts students to distinctive bachelor's, master's, specialist's, and doctoral programs, which prepare graduates to thrive in their chosen professions and changing global society. Students and faculty generate, preserve, and disseminate knowledge and collaboratively promote excellence through teaching and learning, research, creative activity, and public engagement. Middle Tennessee State University is a vibrant hub for educating students who are accomplished, civically engaged, and globally responsible, an engine for research, innovation, entrepreneurship, and a nexus of cultural, social, and artistic expression. Education Abroad at MTSU is dedicated to providing all MTSU students with the highest quality international academic programs and opportunities abroad that allow them to gain the knowledge and develop the skills necessary to become successful and productive members of the global community. In partnership with MTSU colleges, schools, departments, faculty, and staff, we seek to increase awareness of education abroad opportunities, promote intercultural learning, and advocate for diversity in participants and programs. The MTSU College of Graduate Studies gives students a vast array of academic offerings, with more than 100 programs of study from which to choose. From short-term-study certificate programs to doctoral degrees, MTSU has something for almost everyone. Niche programs in recording arts and technologies, aviation administration, and public history attract top scholars worldwide. The University routinely hosts students who participate in renowned programs such as the Fulbright and Muskie Fellowships. We are a leader in graduate education in Tennessee. The Center for Student Involvement & Leadership is the place for students to begin their search for involvement opportunities. Student organizations, leadership development, fraternity and sorority life, multicultural and diversity programming, and community service are just some of the department's programs. The mission of MTSU's University College is simple; everything we do is designed to enhance our students' success -- academically and beyond. We serve working adults, parents, veterans, active military, and traditional college students. Our average student is a little older than most college students and has responsibilities outside of the college environment. University College offers various programs and services that enable students to gain the most from their college experience. MTSU is a few public universities in Tennessee to be awarded the Adult Learning Focused Institution designation based on their commitment to providing programs and services customized for the adult student. The Adult Degree Completion Program at MTSU is the most extensive adult program in the state of Tennessee and provides exemplary service to students. The MTSU academic advising process's mission is to provide a quality, student-centered environment that promotes intellectual growth. This process is dedicated to fostering a collaborative and mentoring relationship among advisors, students, and the university community. Students are encouraged to think logically, critically, and creatively to assume ownership of their lifelong educational goals. Advisors guide students through various support services that enable them to make a successful and holistic transition in the MTSU and global community. People having the privilege and good fortune to attend a college or University have called their experiences some of their most cherished memories. With thoughts such as these in mind, Intercultural & Diversity Affairs (IDA) exists to make your future university experiences become cherished memories. In 1909, the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee moved "to provide for the improvement of the system of Public Education of the State of Tennessee, that is to say, to establish a General Education Fund." The major thrust of this "improvement" embodied in the legislative act that was to become known as the General Education Bill of 1909 was establishing three normals or teacher-training institutions. Following the act's intent that one was to be located in each of the grand divisions of the state, the State Board of Education assigned the middle Tennessee institution to Murfreesboro. Opening on September 11, 1911, with a two-year program for training teachers, Middle Tennessee State Normal School evolved into a four-year teachers college (Middle Tennessee State Teachers College) in 1925. 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