UTC wins first award for car dynamic performance

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For the first time in the history of the UTC Racing Mocs, the team placed first in the suspension and traction category during the 2013 Baja Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International competition held at the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York.  It was the third and final competition for the UTC team this year.  See the full results here.  According to Emily Stark, student team leader, 90

UTC represented at Riverbend

Chuck Cantrell and Cindy Carroll, University Relations; Bryon Kluesner, Disability Resource Center; seated, Bliss Welch, Ms. Wheelchair Tennessee 2013

Blue and gold accessories were the height of practical fashion at Chattanooga’s biggest music festival!  Thanks to UTC Athletics, University Relations, Disability Resource Center,  Alumni Affairs, Admissions and Student Development, Riverbend attendees snapped up UTC goodies to keep their drinks cold with koozies and their body temperatures down with “C” fans. UTC’s own Bliss Welch, Ms. Wheelchair Tennessee 2013, made a special appearance at the UTC Riverbend table.  Welch,

Engineering students create assistive device for Orange Grove

Jesse Gainer shows off the Foof Chair mover

By Zach Taylor, UTC Office of University Relations While bean bag chairs may seem like nothing more than rec room staples, they offer a much needed form of physical therapy for a class at Orange Grove Center. Foof Chairs, as the giant bags are known, conform to the shape of the person sitting in them, eliminating tension on pressure points. In an effort to increase the mobility and convenience

Dream to be a nurse

Carla Thomas, UTC alumna.  Photo courtesy Vanderbilt University.

Carla Thomas Ramsey approached her nursing education at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga quietly. After she was accepted into a program designed to assist her academic success, she discovered it also helped her to interact more with others. Read more in the latest issue of Tennessee Alumnus here.

UTC Achieve Degree offers online option for adults

By Zach Taylor, UTC Office of University Relations Adults kept busy with jobs and families who have wanted to earn a UTC degree but could not commit the time to attend classes on campus have a new option to earn a bachelor’s degree online. UTC’s Achieve Degree is being established as the University’s first adult completion degree program. According to Program Coordinator for Bachelor of Integrated Studies, Dr. Gretchen

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