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future students
Tennessee State University is a world-class university known for academic excellence, incredible students, inspiring faculty, exceptional value and an amazing campus and community. We invite you to learn more about TSU and our academic programs, admissions process, tuition and financial aid, campus visits, student housing and more.
current students
Tennessee State University is dedicated to helping students develop the skills needed for the real world. Our vibrant campus life, leadership opportunities, rigorous academic programs, access to scholarships and student services are just a few of the student services we offer. We are preparing career-ready professionals today for knowledge-based jobs tomorrow. The Tiger legacy continues with you.
parents & families
TSU loves parents! And we encourage you to stay involved with your Tennessee State University student. We strive to make the transition to college and beyond flow as smoothly as possible for everyone. We'll keep you up-to-date on campus happenings through a monthly eNewsletter, a helpful Parent Guide and through many other programs and events. We're here to help you and your student make the most out of your TSU experience.
alumni
At Tennessee State University, our blood runs blue! We enjoy connecting, socializing and sharing news about the great things our alumni are doing across the globe. From our annual Homecoming celebration to donor events and volunteer activities, TSU alumni always find time to celebrate what it means to be a Big Blue Tiger. We welcome you back to campus anytime to rekindle your most memorable experiences.
visitors
Welcome to Tennessee State University, located in the heart of Nashville, one of the nation's most progressive cities! Whether you are here for your first visit, planning a campus tour or returning after many years away, TSU welcomes you to enjoy our facilities, hospitality and our unique history and contributions.
faculty & staff
Tennessee State University is proud to have 1,200 distinguished administrators, faculty and staff members as part of our team. With outstanding reputations for teaching, research and service, these professionals make valuable contributions to our community of scholars and ensure that TSU is a thriving public institution of higher learning.

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Disaster Education Resources

Surviving a disaster requires preparation!



Family Preparedness Zika Virus Zika Basics Zika - Talk To Your Kids Zika - What Can Be Done Tornado Safety Helping Kids Through a Disaster How to Prepare a Disaster Kit (Video) Developing a Communication Plan How to Talk to Kids About Disasters Caring For Seniors In Extreme Heat Keeping Children Safe In The Heat Surviving Heat for Kids Water Conservation in the Home Conserving Water for Kids Saving Energy in Cold Weather Warning About Contact with Pigs (Fairs) How to Prepare for a Flood	Food Safety What To Do If A Food Product Is Recalled Shopping Tips for Safer Food Keeping Food Safe When The Lights Go Out Avoiding the Food Danger Zone When It Is Hot Outside Prepare an Emergency Food Kit “What Will You Do When A Disaster Strikes? A Quick Reference Guide To Help Keep You And Your Food Safe" An educational curriculum Can I Salvage My Flooded Garden?
- Agricultural Issues Can I Salvage My Flooded Garden? Small Ruminant Bio-security Goat Management in Drought Warning About Contact with Pigs (Fairs) Native Warm-Season Perennial Grasses for Drought Management in Forage Production Insects: Azalea Lace Bug Brown Marmorated Stink Bug - A new invasive insect in Tennessee Camphor Shot Borer - A new invasive insect in Tennessee Hemlock Woolly Adelgid - A new invasive insect in Tennessee Juniper Scale Kudzu Bug - A new invasive insect in Tennessee Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle Oriental Beetle Spotted Wing Drosophila - A new insect in Tennessee	Other Links Ebola facts from the State of Tennessee and the Centers for Disease Control USDA Disaster Programs Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces New Obama Administration Efforts to Assist Farmers and Ranchers Impacted by Drought USDA Disaster and Drought Assistance CDC Natural Disasters and Severe Weather

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