Middle Tennessee State University

Middle Tennessee State University interior architecture major Annalise Phillips of Nolensville earned top honors at the 29th annual Planning and Visual Educational Partnership, or PAVE, International Student Design Competition. Phillips was one of three finalists for the prestigious PAVE Global competition in 2024 that drew entries from 107 educational institutions across 28 countries, representing a wide variety of disciplines like interior design, retail planning, graphic design and industrial design.

Middle Tennessee State University's College of Basic and Applied Sciences recently held its three-minute thesis (3MT@MT) graduate video competition. Twenty-three combined master's and doctoral students from eight departments submitted three-minute videos describing their research. Videos were evaluated by faculty and winners presented live at a Dec. 5 celebration event in Science Building Room 1006.

Three Middle Tennessee State University students working with Department of Psychology faculty captured top prizes in the Tennessee Psychological Association Convention in Franklin, Tennessee. The event brought together students from across the state who submitted proposals for the annual poster and research competition. Theme for this year's convention was, "Connect to Learn, Connect to Grow."

Eight Middle Tennessee State University students - a record number - qualified for and attended the prestigious National Flute Association, or NFA, Convention in Phoenix, Arizona, earlier this month.