With thousands of Americans still waiting to have their electrical power restored after super storm Sandy ravaged the nation’s east coast, the importance of a secure and reliable electrical delivery network, including smart grid technology, has never been more evident.
Reporter and columnist Thomas Friedman to speak Nov. 13
The 2012-13 Hunter Lecture Series continues with Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and columnist for The New York Times Thomas Friedman’s presentation “America: Ready for a Comeback?” on Tuesday, November 13 at 7 p.m. in the Tivoli Theater. Doors open at 6 p.m.
Music Department offers many performances in November
Enjoy a variety of performances by The UTC Department of Music during the month of November.
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Chemistry Club shares learning experience at Brown Academy
The UTC Chemistry Club showed students from Brown Academy just how fun science can be thanks to a recent grant from the American Chemical Society-Community Interaction Grant (ACS-CIG).
Komen Chattanooga “Race for the Cure” is September 30
By Megan Davis, University Relations Intern It’s time to put on your running shoes and “Race for the Cure” to eliminate breast cancer.
UTC Parent and Family Weekend
Due to the overwhelming response, we have closed registration for the UTC Parent and Family weekend to be held on September 21st-23rd. If you are still interested in purchasing tickets to the UTC v. Appalachian State homecoming football game on Saturday, September 22nd, please contact the UTC Athletic Ticket Office at (423) 425-4495 or you…
Update: Convocation speakers addressed large crowd at Roland Hayes
Chancellor Roger Brown told a large crowd gathered for UTC’s Convocation 2012 he feels fortunate that more students and their families than ever continue to see the value in a UTC education.
Think Beyond the Classroom: Helping Students Help Others
By Megan Davis, University Relations Intern College isn’t all about academic pursuits. Some students are still playing games. These students aren’t goofing off—they are giving back to their community.
Hunter Lecture series opener focuses on education
Diane Ravitch, research professor of education at New York University and a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC, will discuss her most recent book, The Death and Life of the Great American School System: How Testing and Choice Are Undermining Education, as she kicks off the George T. Hunter Lecture Series…