Information regarding the community event on campus Saturday, August 15, 2015 The University is honored and proud to host the community-wide memorial service on our campus this Saturday. As you might imagine, an event this momentous comes with a few logistical challenges. General Information Parking and traffic patterns on and around campus will be disrupted.…
UTC unites with community in grief and strength
The UTC community has been struck hard by the tragic events of July 16. Our Student Veterans Organization hosted a memorial vigil the next morning, and many student organizations have joined in the efforts to raise money to support the families.
UTC engineering students build fun into therapy
For children with sensory disabilities at The Stellar Therapy Clinic, a new sensory play structure serves as a site for activity, therapy, and fun.
Asia teaching journal celebrates 20th anniversary
Education About Asia (EAA), the teaching journal of The Association for Asian Studies (AAS), is celebrating 20 years of providing assistance to professors and teachers to integrate the study of Asia into the courses they teach.
Kindermusik earns Maestro Award
Cadek Conservatory’s Kindermusik studio has been awarded the Kindermusik Maestro Award for 2015-2016, the highest recognition awarded by Kindermusik International.
Chattanooga is “Outside” magazine’s Best Town Ever
Thanks to UTC faculty, staff, students, and alumni who helped Chattanooga come out on top in Outside magazine’s Best Town Ever contest.
Engineering professor and UTC Center recognized with Sustainable Transportation Award
Dr. Ignatius Fomunung, UC Foundation Associate Professor of Civil Engineering and Interim Director of the Center for Energy, Transportation and the Environment (CETE), was recognized by The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC), in conjunction with Clean Air Month, for the outstanding efforts made by The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga to reduce transportation-related…
Flag honors UTC student veterans
A newly raised flag on the Veterans Bridge in Chattanooga was donated to honor UTC student veterans.
CK, Now! inspires elementary school students to attend college
“CK, Now! was created because there are thousands of 4th and 5th graders in our region who will be the first in their family to go to college. After operating the PAWS project for nearly 8 years, we needed to be able to reach more children,” said Cole, Executive Director for Community Career Education.
Students teach environmental education lessons
Searching for salamanders and floating foam kayaks down a creek may sound more like playtime than school time, but UTC students enrolled in Dr. Andrew Bailey’s Outdoor Leadership Class offered local school children a connection between humans and the natural environment. As part of their coursework, Bailey’s class researched, planned, and delivered environmental education lessons…