In its inaugural year, Nightin Gala will celebrate the integral part that nurses play in the lives of their patients and in community healthcare overall.
100 Years Later: Remembering World War I at UTC
Many events emphasize the role of women, Hispanic- and African-American as well as Native Americans in World War I. Discussions explore many different elements of the war, from philosophy to literature to nursing to the chemistry used in battle.
Students and donors mingle and chat during annual Scholarship Luncheon
Over the past year, Dean Jackson has received about five letters from UTC students who received money from the scholarship named after her late husband, Jimmy Jackson Memorial Alumni.
Eighth Annual Dr. Richard Gruetzemacher Constitution Day Lecture focuses on George Washington
The lecture explores Washington’s accomplishments, how he defeated the British Empire, presided over the Constitutional Convention, led an infant nation and what we can learn from him today.
Going Above and Beyond: Blue Ribbon Award winners honored
Blue Ribbon Award winners for the first six months of 2018 were celebrated at a special luncheon.
Alumna speaks on importance of compassion at city’s first Urban Education Institute
Alumna Bria Sibley spoke about her experience at schools in the Opportunity Zone during the inaugural Urban Education Institute.
UTC School of Nursing focuses on student-centered education
School of Nursing is a major part of Chattanooga’s medical community.
Through art, OT students help kids with epilepsy feel connected
Occupational therapy students at UTC are now participating in Studio E: The Epilepsy Art Program, which helps kids with epilepsy feel less isolated.
Doctorate of Nursing Practice earns 10-year accreditation extension
UTC’s Doctorate of Nursing Practice program has earned 10 more years of accreditation.
Master of Public Health clears final hurdle, starts in August
UTC’s new Master of Public Health has received accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.