Jennifer Ellis, director of the STEM education at UTC, has led an education-based webinar series since April.
National group will exchange educational ideas, Rutledge says
Valerie Rutledge, dean of the College of Health, Education and Professional Studies has selected for a national education group.
Projects will examine traffic and public transit in Chattanooga
Grants from the U.S. Department of Energy provide more than $3.6 million for transportation projects.
Virtual commencement scheduled for Aug. 30
Covid-19 moves commencement ceremonies online.
New Telehealth Groups for Children with Special Needs reaches out through the computer
UTC Music Therapy Telehealth Groups for Children with Special Needs engages its students through music.
Be flexible. Consider others. Be kind. Keep your cool.
Being in charge of her life is a big deal to Brittany Roth, but this summer, control has proven elusive. “Things are just constantly up in the air. I think that things change so quickly, it’s hard to kind of stay on top of everything,” says Roth. The sense of disorientation isn’t just…
Musicians from across the USA participate in Fallen Five concert
Music professor brings 108 musicians from around the country to honor Chattanooga’s Fallen Five.
Director of the Joseph F. Decosimo Success Center retiring
Sue Culpepper, director of the Joseph F. Decosimo Success Center in the Gary W. Rollins College of Business, will retire in October.
Badge Buddies hopes to educate about suicide’s warning signs
Project provides a tool when trying to prevent suicide
Anthem may not be a good fit at games, says former head of music department
Roland Carter, professor emeritus at UTC, isn’t impressed that the National Football’s League may play the Black National Anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” at the first game of its 2020 season.