A little smaller than a pack of cigarettes, the camera, worn on the chest of the officer, is turned on as soon as a police officer receives a call. The cameras “come as close to having an unbiased third party as there is” says Robie Robinson, executive director of emergency services for UTC.
100 Years Later: Remembering World War I at UTC
Many events emphasize the role of women, Hispanic- and African-American as well as Native Americans in World War I. Discussions explore many different elements of the war, from philosophy to literature to nursing to the chemistry used in battle.
The past returns: Ibsen’s ‘Doll’s House’ is revisited in ‘Part 2’
If You Go What: A Doll’s House, Part 2 When: 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, Oct. 2-6; 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6 Where: Dorothy Hackett Ward Theatre in the UTC Fine Arts Center. Tickets: $10 for students with UTC ID; $12 general public; go to https://bit.ly/2DCMVJU, call (423) 425-4269 or buy them at the UTC Fine Arts…
UTC weather update
The National Weather Service forecasts thunderstorms to continue through this evening and has issued a flood warning for Hamilton County currently through 11:30 a.m. today, Sept. 27. Remember that a warning means that flooding is or will be occurring. In this instance, the northern portion of Hamilton County is experiencing flooding conditions but campus is unaffected at this…
Students: Get help with filling out financial aid forms
It’s time to fill out financial aid forms and the UTC Financial Aid Office can help.
Meet Handshake, UTC’s newest career platform for students and alumni
Looking for a job or internship? Meet Handshake, a website geared toward college students and alumni. Handshake connects with employers with thousands of listings for part-time and full-time jobs, internships and co-ops.
UTC donors join celebration for largest private gift in university history
Alumnus Gary Rollins and his wife, Kathleen Rollins, were the guests of honor as University of Tennessee at Chattanooga faculty, staff and students thanked the couple for the largest philanthropic gift in UTC history.
“Future is bright,” Chancellor says in annual State of the University address 2018
UTC has $325 million invested in building renovations and new construction on campus. Projects totaling another $148 million are in the planning stages.
Virtual reality project will help train firefighters in different, dangerous situations
Jim Gault, chief deputy of Waldens Ridge Emergency Service, wears virtual reality goggles as part of a research project to use computer simulations to safely train firefighters in different scenarios.
Father and daughter pursue MBAs at the same time—sometimes the same class
Rachael Land and her father, John, are both earning MBAs; both started the program in fall 2017 and sometimes are in the same class.