The last day to withdraw from individual classes or withdraw fully from Mitchell Tech is Monday, December 1^st. Withdrawing keeps failing grades off your transcript and out of your GPA calculation. To start the process, please stop by the Center for Student Success.

You can purchase your textbooks and resources at the Online Bookstore (linked in MyTech or here). All classes you are registered for will be listed when you sign in with your single sign on. You may see notes or instructions from faculty on the materials needed.

If you see "You currently have no materials associated with this course”, your instructor is either using a Cengage textbook with your Cengage Unlimited subscription; there are no materials needed for the course, or they have chosen to provide you with the materials and resources when courses begin. You do NOT need to purchase anything for that class. Your instructor will give you guidance on how to access the materials when classes begin. 

Student feedback on courses and instructors is essential to improving the quality of our programs. All survey responses are confidential and help us enhance teaching and learning. We will be surveying all courses and instructors. If you have an instructor for multiple courses, please share feedback on the instructor for each course. 

You should receive an email from Smart Evals that includes a single sign-on link. You can also access your course evaluations from the homepage of MyTech. Please note you will continue to receive emails from SmartEval until the end of the evaluation period or until you complete all of your evaluations. 

MyTech> SmartEval | Course Evaluations

The Circle K Club is excited to announce our Holiday Toy Drive in support of The Safe Place, an organization dedicated to helping individuals and families affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. Drop donations of new unwrapped todays in the donation boxes in each building. If you’d rather make a cash contribution, they can be given to Jess Deinert in the Center for Student Success. Donations will be collected until December 12, 2025.

Leading up to Thanksgiving, you’ll notice threads of yarn hanging on the walls in each building. This is a gratitude project organized by Lainey D. from the Social Services program in cooperation with Rooted 23. Rooted 23 is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing comfort, connection, and quiet hope to those walking through mental health challenges, recovery, grief, and difficult seasons of life. There are instructions hanging on the yarn threads explaining how to participate in Thankful Threads.

As the weather continues to cool down, remember Mitchell Tech’s Coat Closet. If you need a warm coat for the winter, there are a variety of winter jackets in men’s and women’s sizes to choose from. Students dealing with food scarcity also have access to the Mitchell Tech Cupboard.

Sign up to visit the Coat Closet and/or Mitchell Tech Cupboard on MyTech > Campus Life > Student Services.

The semester is flying right by – in fact, there are only 13 classroom days left in this semester. If you have improvements to make in your study habits, time management skills, or something else that’s impacting your classroom performance, the time is getting short.

There are several resources on the Campus Life > Lifelong Learning page. You can also see your student success coach if you need assistance or recommendations.