By Zach Taylor, University Relations Student Writer Are you ready to take your business education to the next level with a fast-paced program designed to enhance skills and leadership effectiveness? Current and future executives will benefit from the UTC Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) degree. The degree program concludes with a trip abroad to…
Little Debbie launches cupcakes into space at UTC STEM Challenger Learning Center
The UTC Challenger STEM Learning Center was the sight of a sweet promotion on March 19. Little Debbie marked the official debut of their newest product by launching it at UTC – literally.
UTC engaged in EXPO Chattanooga
More than 590,000 Twitter users were buzzing about EXPO Chattanooga, and UTC was in the mix at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
UTC PT Department visits Tennessee State Capitol; presents at Las Vegas conference
UTC students, faculty, and Chattanooga clinicians recently visited the Tennessee State Capitol for Physical Therapy Day on the Hill, where they met with state legislators and sat in on a session of the House Health Committee. The event was hosted by the Tennessee Physical Therapy Association (TPTA).
Lecture: “Between Race and Nation: Shirley Chisholm and National Politics.”
The Department of History will host the lecture, “Between Race and Nation: Shirley Chisholm and National Politics” by Dr. Anastasia Curwood (Ph.D., Princeton University, 2003) of Emory University. Chisolm was the first African American woman to be elected to the United States Congress.
Women’s History Month Presentations
The Women’s Studies program will be hosting be several presentations this week and next as part of UTC’s observance of Women’s History Month. All events are free and open to the public.
Day 8, Friday
By Caitlin Peabody Today was another long day, not in terms of walking just because of all the memorials we visited. We started the morning off at the Holocaust Memorial and Information Site; this was probably my favorite of the day. On top were the varying sizes of cement blocks, underneath is a memorial museum.…
March 14
By Michael Lawrence So today we toured the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, right by the Brandenburg Gate, in what was previously known as no-man’s land to East Germans during the Communist Era. The Architecture was definitely a change of pace, which left the viewer to determine its message. We toured the upper half and the…
Day 7, Thursday
By Caitlin Peabody Today was an early morning. We left the hostel at around 7 and walked around the corner to a little café that served us a wonderful buffet for breakfast. Shortly after we finished our breakfast we made our way to the S-Bahn station for the hourish long train ride to the Wannsee…
Day 6, Wednesday
By Caitlin Peabody We left our lovely hotel in Krakow around 8:30 this morning and made our way to the airport. Most of the day was spent traveling, getting our public transportation passes, and checking into our hostel. At around 4:30 pm we went for an early dinner since we hadn’t officially had lunch and…