Join us for these events this December.
UTC Names Dr. Trae Cotton Vice Chancellor for Student Development
Dr. Trae T. Cotton is the new Vice Chancellor for Student Development at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
SimCenter event engages community and technical leaders with discussions on big data, high end computing, more, Dec. 5
UTC’s SimCenter will host a panel of IBM leaders for perspectives on major trends in computing, big data and smart systems.
Nursing, Political Science students present their research projects
Students from the School of Nursing and the Department of Political Science present the findings of research projects.
Speaker unpacks Bitcoin, other crypto-currencies, Dec. 1
Bitcoin, Etherium and zcoin are dominating newsfeeds, but what are they exactly? The College of Engineering and Computer Science invites the public to learn more about the status of crypto-currency and gain insight into the future of e-commerce.
Heretics, Hiking, Helping the Environment: Spring courses veer off beaten path
Courses set for Spring Semester take on female heretics, backpacking, cleaning the environment and ecofeminism
Speaker explores the state of the economy, Nov. 28
Regional executive and senior officer of the Nashville Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Lee Jones, will give a presentation on the state of the economy in the region and in the U.S.
Students, faculty get personal at recent storytelling event
After two days of collecting portraits and helping the UTC community express stories and share messages, Dear World and UTC celebrated diversity, intersectionality and the unique representation of individuals on campus with a storytelling event in the Roland Hayes Concert Hall. At the event, participants shared their portrait and the story behind their message. Read…
Artists in Cress Gallery exhibition are ‘fearless & resilient’
UTC Cress Gallery of Art, in partnership with Chattanooga’s AIM Center, presents “fearless & resilient” featuring a collection of works from artists Ken Grimes, Laura Craig McNellis and Dan Miller, with a curated selection of works from the AIM Center’s emerging artist, all of whom have some form of disability.
Honors College students win the most awards at national conference
Three students in UTC’s Honors College won the largest number of awards at a national honors conference.