The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga celebrated the second annual Blue and Gold Memorial ceremony, to remember students, faculty, staff, retirees, and alumni who have passed away during the last year.
Baja SAE team places tenth in design at Washington University
UTC engineering students placed 10th in design, 16th in maneuverability and 22nd in cost at the 2013 Baja Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) International competitions held at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington. There were 87 cars registered at the competition. See the results here.
Max Fuller, Bill and Sue Stacy honored
Business leader receives Distinguished Alumnus Award. Former Chancellor and wife receive Outstanding Service Award
UTC supports community partner Blood Assurance
Students, faculty and staff decided to Get in the Game and save a life in spring 2013 and became part of the Be The Match Registry, the cell registry that pairs potential donors with patients suffering from blood cancers.
Anna Lane earns Tennessee Library Association award
Anna Lane, Assistant to the Dean at Lupton Library, received the Tennessee Library Association (TLA) Support Staff Award at the TLA annual conference, held in Chattanooga in April 2013. She was nominated by Theresa Liedtka, Dean of the Lupton Library, and Virginia Cairns, Head of Reference and Instruction.
Memorial Day weekend: see the USA Cycling National Championships
The Super Bowl of cycling arrives this weekend in Chattanooga with the USA Cycling National Championships. Watch the action on campus! It’s all free!
Getting ready for fall semester
Fall semester is just a few short months away. Summer orientation sessions will prepare incoming students for academic success and familiarize them with campus resources and traditions. See how students should prepare for their orientation sessions, maps, and the full schedule of sessions here. Those who have registered for fall semester 2013 must pay fees…
Frost named founding Dean of Honors College
Dr. Linda Frost comes to UTC from Eastern Kentucky University, where she directs the Honors Program.
Mad Vocab Art contest supported by ThinkAchieve
UTC Freshman Composition students, Whitwell Middle School (WMS) students, and community representatives enjoyed a celebration of language power with a Mad Vocab Art contest designed by Madonna Kemp.
Sixth annual SCEA arts and education forum held
A small group of educators stretched, flexed, and moved with a big stick, exploring new ways to incorporate dance movement in classroom teaching.