A list of selected public events for November, 2017 at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
University Career Services hosts Fall Career Days, offers workshops to prepare
For the University Career Services, its tagline is their mission: Our services. Your achievement.
Levar Smith explores ‘Anxieties of Democracy’ with campus lecture on Sept. 27
Guest speaker Levar Smith will present “Anxieties of Democracy: Lessons from South Africa and Zimbabwe” as part of the Political Science and Public Service’s “Sweet Research” series.
Beyond the stars: NASA engineer inspires students
“To do what mankind has not done before.” Sounds a bit like the opening to a science fiction series, but Dr. Paul McConnaughey sees it more as a vision statement.
Award-winning author Andrea Wulf to speak on Oct. 5
Andrea Wulf, historian and author of The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt’s New World, will visit UTC on Oct. 5 to give a lecture, sign books and interact with students, faculty, staff and Chattanooga community members.
U.S. Navy quintet comes to UTC for class and concert
The U.S. Navy Band Brass Quintet hosted a class for UTC students then performed a concert that night.
Cafe Avatar: Chicago arts couple coming for Marek Series
If You Go What: Café Avatar, art exhibition by Nadine Nakanishi and Nick Butcher, visiting artists for Fall 2017 Diane Marek Visiting Artists program. When: Sept. 25 through Nov. 3. Where: Cress Gallery, inside the UTC Fine Arts Building, 752 Vine St., corner of Vine and Palmetto streets. Admission: Free Gallery hours: 9:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.…
Facing the Storm: Alumna braves Hurricane Irma to get the story
When Lindsay Manning left Chattanooga for a news reporting job at WFTS-ABC Action News in Tampa, Fla., she was expecting a lot of hot, sunny days. All that changed when Hurricane Irma was predicted to hit the city. With less than six months’ experience at her job, the UTC communication graduate did what she was…
Facing the Storm: Alumna braves Hurricane Irma to get the story
When Lindsay Manning left Chattanooga for a news reporting job at WFTS-ABC Action News in Tampa, Fla., she was expecting a lot of hot, sunny days. All that changed when Hurricane Irma was predicted to hit the city. With less than six months’ experience at her job, the UTC communication graduate did what she was…
Cultivating a diverse soundscape in University Bands: Meet Craig Davis
Davis knew he belonged the moment he arrived on campus and found students and faculty eager to venture out of comfort zones and break boundaries.