@weebly How do we get a webpage being used in phishing attacks against our undergraduate students deleted? https://t.co/Z6JWAbs9dv - this page has been used in 5 waves of attacks against our students and no matter how many times we have reported it to weebly, it has not been removed.
Do you live in an Appalachian region of Tennessee, North Carolina or Virginia? Would you like to participate in a research study? Find out more here: https://t.co/0CDUjKT0fO
ETSU RCS makes it onto AWS's web site for customers! Special thanks to Vincent Thompson for all his work on getting AppStream up and running when the pandemic hit and everyone had to leave campus.
Dr. Jean Croce Hemphill is recruiting for her study The Lived Experience of Protection in the Context of the Invisible Threat of COVID-19. To read more and perhaps participate: https://t.co/if2R1gAUse
ETSU's Dr. Jonathan Moorman has been appointed to serve on Governor Bill Lee's Coronavirus Task Force. The group is working closely with Lee to develop precautionary measures and will allocate resources and enact emergency response plans in TN if needed.
https://t.co/mglvfmGmJK
ETSU Researcher Dr. Candace Bright has received a $10,000 RDC grant to continue her research on the role of African American history museums in the presentation of 21st Century race relations. She will focus on long established & meagerly funded museums.
https://t.co/M163D0Nb9f
ETSU Students, remember that you have the opportunity to upgrade your computer to Windows 10 through OntheHub. Enter ETSU's information, and you can receive the Windows 10 upgrade for free, among other discounted programs. https://t.co/yztOtgHJep
ITS-RCS's Janet Keener is participating in today's ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition with the Unicoi County Animal Shelter's Critter Crew. Their UCAS Expansion for the Critters project aims to add more room for new animals. Come by and support their cause.
https://t.co/Ol2w2FQVuO
The second ETSU Elevates Pitch Competition will occur on January 30, where 5 teams will try to earn audience votes and a $5000 service grant. ITS-RCS's Janet Keener is working with the Unicoi County Animal Shelter Critter Crew hoping to expand the shelter.
https://t.co/Ol2w2FQVuO
ETSU researcher Dr. William Stone has received a Research Development Committee grant to continue his study of the enzyme Esterase. The study could lead to a precise approach to treating bladder cancer, the sixth most common cancer.
https://t.co/X42DjleijC
ETSU Researchers Elaine Loudermilk and Dr. Aaron Salwan are conducting studies on methods of keeping HIV-infected patients in adherence to their medication. If patients do not stick to their regimens, they risk an upturn in their HIV-related symptoms.
https://t.co/GDApOnROyO
A record 21 national scholars joined ETSU's Army ROTC program in the Fall 2019 semester. These students are all recipients of 3 to 4 year scholarships for ETSU and its satellite ROTC programs at various local universities and colleges.
https://t.co/mhkgCMFxAz
Faculty and staff, remember to upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Doing so will ensure optimized data security. To upgrade, follow this tutorial: https://t.co/G7tRvulzUq
You can also set up a remote update by contacting the ITS Help Desk or Research Computing Services.
Ten ETSU undergraduates attended the 4th annual SoCon Undergraduate Research Forum. Here, these students got the opportunity to present their research projects to other undergraduates and sharpen their presentation skills.
https://t.co/XxmTx4CLWl
Prominent ETSU Researcher Dr. Greg Ordway has been named the Quillen College of Medicine’s associate dean for research and graduate education.
https://t.co/PlXTCyIt5N
Don't forget about ongoing upgrades to Windows 10 for faculty. (See our previous tweet for more information)