Department of Human Resources
Deborah Story, Commissioner
Special Notice Update
NEW ALUMNI DIRECTORY
Under Construction. Contact Lauren Hill for more information.
5TH ANNUAL HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BUILD PROJECT
The TGMI Steering Committee invites all TGMI alumni to join on Saturday,October 3 for the 5th annual Habitat for Humanity build project.
All skill levels are invited to participate, and a supervisor will be on-site to assist as needed. Feel free to bring along friends or family members. However, because of insurance purposes, no one under 16 years old may be on the work site.
We are day 7 of the construction so we will begin landscaping, installing towel bars, mirrors, blinds, closet shelving, door stops, vacuuming, washing windows, etc. For details, click here.
- Volunteer release form: complete and bring with you to the build site
- Build-site directions: build-site location and parking
- General build info: what to wear and what to expect during a build day
The deadline to volunteer for this event is Wednesday, September 23. If you would like to volunteer or need additional information, please contact Jon Zirkle.
For last year's Habitat project, with pictures, go to page 10 of the July 2009 TGMI newsletter
GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO HELP PRESERVE OUR ENVIRONMENT
**PLEASE NOTE DATE CHANGE**
The Harpeth River clean up project that was originally scheduled for this Saturday has been rescheduled for October 17 due to the recent rains and rising rivers.
The TGMI Steering Committee invites all TGMI and TGEI alumni to participate in the 4th annual Harpeth River Clean-up project - bring a family member or a friend to help!
Saturday October 17 8:00 a.m. depart from Foggy Bottom located on highway 70 South and be off the river before noon in time for televised the UT/Florida game kick-off 3:00 PM.
Park Manager Jane Polansky will be along to assist and provide interesting information about the river and points along the way. We do have to let Foggy Bottom know how many folks we'll have, so please sign up early.
If you would like to volunteer or would like additional information, please contact Lauren Hill, Jon Zirkle or Lamont Price.
Tennessee Government Management Institute (TGMI)
All information contained in the Alumni website is supplied by the TGMI Alumni Association. To comment or submit information contact 2009 Alumni Association president Lauren Hill.
Begun in 2000, the Tennessee Government Management Institute (TGMI) is the catalyst by which Tennessee and its managers are transformed into the best this nation has to offer. The Leaders of the State, the Department of Human Resources, and the University of Tennessee have formed an alliance that provides Tennessee managers with an environment of academic freedom, and commitment to excellence, in which to grow beyond all of their actual and perceived boundaries. TGMI is the beginning of developing a new attitude or the opportunity to stoke the fires of an already positive attitude. Over 90 percent of all graduates through 2006 have received promotions after participating in the program. The promotion rate and the impact of graduates after completing the program are evidence of the excellent job the participating departments and the Department of Human Resources have done in identifying Tennessee’s best and brightest.
This is not just another training program, not just another two weeks away from the office. TGMI feeds every manager’s passion for excellence. TGMI gives each participant a chance to grow and learn and give back to those who will benefit the most; employees, departments, and most importantly the citizens of the Great State of Tennessee.
This program feeds a passion for bigger and better, by transforming the good into the best. TGMI works to increase the vision and future outlook and output of graduates.
TGMI is the forum where Tennessee’s leaders can grow, develop, and expand their knowledge in career changing ways for the betterment of state government. Come, be one of the elite in state government and in all management.
Become one of the select few who are TRANSFORMING TENNESSEE!
Overviews
History of the Program, Mission Statement and Value of the Program
TGMI Video
TGMI cultivates managers for new levels of leadership in state government by integrating knowledge and performance, thereby empowering them to participate in the transformation of Tennessee.
Mediasite Presentation: 2008 TGI Fall Conference
TGMI Network
- Steering Committee
- Committees for 2009
- Class Rosters
- Users Manuals (TGEI Alumni Information System User Guide)
- Alumni Directory
