The Decoda Cello Quartet, highly accomplished musicians who perform and participate in community enrichment and educational projects, presented a workshop on community engagement through music and arts on Friday, January 20 in Cadek Recital Hall.
Examining internship ins and outs
UTC students discuss their internship experiences. Internships give students an edge in the job market, and teach a wide range of skills that can’t be learned through coursework alone, demonstrating to employers that potential hires have the drive to apply themselves in a non-academic environment.
Women’s Studies implements activist-enhanced classrooms
Women’s Studies recently received a grant to implement an Activist-Enhanced Classroom offering sexual assault hotline training for students enrolled in the three sections of Introduction to Women’s Studies.
UTC Theatre Co. presents Luna Gale
UTC Theatre Co. kicks off the spring semester of the 2016 – 2017 season with Rebecca Gilman’s Luna Gale, an edgy, compelling play that tells the story of Caroline, a hard-pressed social worker in Iowa, who is given the task of supervising a case in which a six-month-old baby has been hospitalized.
Alumna participates in inauguration
Master Gunnery Sgt. Jane Cross, a UTC graduate, will take part in the 58th Inauguration of the President of the United States on Jan. 20, 2017, as a member of “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band.
Decoda Cello Quartet presents workshop on community engagement through music
The Decoda Cello Quartet will present a workshop on community engagement through music and the arts on Friday, January 20, at 4:30 p.m. in Cadek Recital Hall on the UTC campus.
Departments on the move
Keep calm and consult a map; this Spring, certain departments will be moving to new locations.
Teaching and Learning Garden puts down roots in the community
The UTC Teaching & Learning Garden began this past spring, taking students out to learn about raising food in an urban environment.
Music’s first African American student looks back at a lifetime of musical achievement
Johnny Malone ‘74, professional musician and songwriter, was seventeen when he started his educational career at the University of Chattanooga as the first African American student in the Music Department.
Professor’s book chosen for FMU lecture series
Dr. Sarah Einstein’s award-winning creative nonfiction book, Mot: A Memoir, published last year, was recently chosen for Francis Marion University’s (FMU) spring 2017 Hunter Lecture and Common Colloquium Series.