From the pages of University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Magazine: A tribute to Richard Jackson, an English department professor who recently retired after a remarkable 46-year career.
The field below: Jerrod Niles’ project earns national acclaim
From the pages of University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Magazine: A look at recent communication graduate Jerrod Niles, who placed in the Top 10 in the national 2021-2022 Hearst Multimedia Narrative Storytelling Competition for college students.
UTC alum named an Honored Artist of The American Prize
Martha Summa-Chadwick has been chosen as an Honored Artist of The American Prize for 2022. The award is given to individuals and ensembles that have shown outstanding creative or intellectual achievement.
UTC business student discusses what’s next for What’sNxt
The What’sNxt app uses information from personality tests, personal interest quizzes, skills assessments and similar sources to offer career choice options. Based on a person’s individual data, What’sNxt suggests potential careers and if a college degree, licensure or other credentials might be required.
View from The Hill: Nicki Messer’s path took her from UTC to D.C.
Nicki Messer, who received a bachelor’s degree in political science from UTC in December 2021, is now a congressional staff assistant in Washington, D.C.
‘Duty’ Calls: UTC gamer brings national attention to esports team
From the pages of University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Magazine: A look at esports at UTC, including “Call of Duty” standout Ryan “Slim” Johnson.
The business of theatre: New collaboration teaches the art of selling yourself
Starting in fall semester 2022, a new concentration—Theatre Entrepreneurship—will give students the concepts and tools to see themselves as a product to be sold.
Community of success: UTC provided Ruona Uwusiaba a village of support
From the pages of University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Magazine: A look at recent graduate Ruona Uwusiaba, who handled the three-pronged pressure of being a single mom, going to school and playing basketball.
Kodály training gives students a connection to music
The Kodály Institute at UTC is a summer professional development institute for music educators who want to pick up new teaching methods to bring back to their own students.
Teaching prospective teachers how to teach
The UTC Governor’s School for Prospective Teachers program aims to enhance students’ perspectives on the exciting challenges of teaching. The dual-enrolled rising 11th- and 12th-grade students from across the state spent most of June on campus.