Mark your calendars for these upcoming events. Arsonists, astronomers, folklore from India, music with a little Appalachian twang and Ukrainian folk tunes are just a sampling of what will be featured and explored in upcoming performances and exhibits.
Dr. Helen Eigenberg wins award for community service
Dr. Helen Eigenberg’s dedication to helping others recently earned her the Harold Love Outstanding Community Service Award, an honor given by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.
Hidden Gems, Femme Not-So Fatale, Southern by Birth: Unique courses in fall semester
Got all your “have-to” classes lined up for fall semester and now you’re looking for something that’s more “want-to”?
Hitting the Spot: Professor heading to perfect site to view the eclipse
Physics professor Dr. Bob Marlowe is pretty wired about next week’s total solar eclipse.
Dinesh D’Souza to speak at UTC on Oct. 9
Controversial writer and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza will give a lecture at UTC on “The Moral Case for Capitalism.”
UTC’s Richard Brown reminisces about local civil rights pioneer James Mapp
Dr. Richard Brown of UTC offered personal remembrances of Chattanooga civil rights pioneer James Mapp during a reception for an exhibit documenting Mapp’s life.
Day classes are cancelled, night classes held on Aug. 21
Although it was previously announced that all classes would be cancelled on August 21 because of the eclipse, that decision has been reconsidered and classes that begin at or after 5 pm. on Monday the 21st will now be held. We apologize for any confusion or inconvenience. Monday, Aug. 21, will be a historic day.…
Sim-ple Safety: Anthony Skjellum takes over as Sim Center director
Anthony Skjellum brings a background in cybersecurity to his new role as director of the SimCenter.
Canada Bound: Women’s basketball team is off to Vancouver
The Mocs women’s basketball team is heading for Vancouver, British Columbia, to play three games against Canadian teams.
$700,000 in grants awarded to nine UTC researchers
The Center of Excellence in Applied Computational Science and Engineering has awarded almost $700,000 in grants to nine researchers for the 2017-2018 academic year.