Earlier this year, University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd announced the recipients of the 2023 President’s Awards. Fourteen faculty and staff members from across the UT System received awards to celebrate their accomplishments and dedication to the Be One UT values. These values are intended to shape culture across the system, build purpose, improve … Continued
For some, the upcoming holiday can mean harder days in terms of dealing with increased anxiety, fatigue, financial stress and more. The UT Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is designed to provide free, confidential assistance to help employees and their families resolve problems that influence their personal lives or job performance. Spouses and dependent children of … Continued
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Tyra Haag The new Vol Access Collaborative (VAC) is a pilot program designed to expand admission options to students interested in enrolling at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and increase access to a UTK education. Some students not admitted to UT Knoxville will be offered the opportunity to begin their first year at another UT … Continued
By Charlie Reed With a strong track record of supporting rural schools and education, UT Chattanooga (UTC) recently partnered with Rural Schools Collaborative (RSC) to further that good work. UTC will serve as the organization’s Appalachia Regional Hub and work to improve the K–12 education workforce throughout the region. “This partnership will allow us to … Continued
By Nathan Morgan The 2022-23 academic year has been a monumental one for UT Martin’s criminal justice program. Not only is the program celebrating its 50th anniversary as part of the College of Education, Health and Behavioral Sciences, the master’s degree in criminal justice program also had its first graduate cross the commencement stage in … Continued
By Chris Green The UT Health Science Center’s College of Dentistry filled cavities and offered other free dental care to schoolchildren as part of its annual Give Kids A Smile day in February. Under the supervision of College of Dentistry faculty, dental students performed free procedures such as examinations, cleanings, fillings, extractions and fluoride applications … Continued
By Susan Carlisle Graduating its second cohort this spring, the UT Southern public health education program prepares students to serve the whole person and to understand how life can affect people and a community. Karen Ferguson, program founder and coordinator, designed assignments that require students to develop and implement a community service project related to … Continued
By Meghan Morris UT Knoxville’s Space Institute has been participating in federally funded Air Force Research Laboratory Congressional Adds since 2018. The Congressional Adds are multidisciplinary and intercampus research efforts in hypersonic and materials. A total of $24 million has been awarded through five Congressional Adds with two more awaiting contracts. UTSI, in partnership with … Continued
