The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to increase cooperation and promote collaboration in areas of mutual interest.
UTC plans new cybersecurity degree for 2023 launch
A new Bachelor of Applied Science in Information Technology in Cybersecurity degree program at UTC will directly address workforce needs. Approximately 6,700 cybersecurity jobs are open in Tennessee—including 300-plus in southeast Tennessee and north Georgia—and employment demand is expected to grow 22-24% in the next five years.
Birth of a salesperson: UTC introduces new Sales Institute
A ribbon-cutting took place on Wednesday, Nov. 2, on the third-floor in Fletcher Hall to introduce both the Sales Institute and the Business Skills Laboratory.
Goldberg appointed Vice Chancellor for Finance and Administration
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Chancellor Steven R. Angle has appointed Brent Goldberg as the University’s next vice chancellor for finance and administration. Goldberg is an experienced chief financial officer with two degrees from UTC. He currently serves as the CFO for the City of Chattanooga and will assume his new duties at UTC on Dec. 1, 2022.
Owl be back: Birds of prey entertain and educate
Wings to Soar returned to the UTC campus with a Benwood Auditorium appearance on Oct. 28.
Total Worker Health: UTC professor paving the way to rethink how work is designed
Dr. Chris Cunningham, a Guerry Professor and UC Foundation Professor of Psychology at UTC, was a steering committee member for a recently initiated professional association—the Society for Total Worker Health—which prioritizes providing all employees with a safe working environment.
Halloween at UTC: A ghoulish time had by all
Halloween brings out the best—or worst—in costumes, and this year was no exception. The UTC Library held its annual Halloween costume contest for students on Monday, Oct. 31, while University Events sponsored a prize for the best employee costume.
Month highlights role of Native Americans in U.S. development
Month recognizes the major contributions Native Americans have made to growth and culture in the U.S.
Dr. Roland Carter to be celebrated with a street named in his honor
On Friday, Nov. 4, Vine Street will be renamed Dr. Roland Carter Street.
UTC trio honored for impacting Hamilton County Schools students
Three members of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga family were recognized for their work as part of the Hamilton County Schools Partners in Education Breakfast on Wednesday, Oct. 26, at the University Center. The annual event celebrates and recognizes Hamilton County Schools area partners who impact district students and educators.