Dozens of donors attended the annual Scholarship Luncheon on Wednesday, Sept. 11. Held in McKenzie Arena, the event gave donors a chance to meet the students—more than 100 this year—who receive their scholarship while also giving the students a chance to thank their benefactors.
Electrical engineering grad is successful inventor, entrepreneur
Brock Kolls led the research and development team that designed the now-familiar Freestyle soft drink dispenser.
UTC alum elected as international vice president of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
UTC alum chosen as international vice president of sorority
MBA grad takes different career path after education project
Tim Barczak trades business major for education.
UTC grad switches careers after working on education project
Tim Barczak thought he would head into the business world in 2015 when he graduated from UTC with a bachelor’s in economics and finance. When he returned for an MBA in 2017, he had changed his mind and concentrated on the Gary W. Rollins College of Business’s new data analytics program. After earning his…
Le Andrea Ware: A principal with principles
LeAndrea Ware, a UTC graduate, has been principal at the Howard School since 2018 and has been making changes since arriving.
Experienced higher education executive joins UTC Development leadership
Marty Smith is UTC’s first senior associate vice chancellor for development and alumni affairs.
Scholarships, professor position funded by Kennedy Foundation endowment
The Kennedy Foundation, Inc. has pledged $1 million for the benefit of students studying poetry at UTC.
UTC professor emeritus wins international writing award
Larry Ingle, retired history professor, wins prestigious writing award.
‘They need you,’ UTC grad tells School of Education students
It took “The Lion King” to convince Angela Davis to write a book.