Week of January 23, 2023

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CAMPUS EVENTS

Monday, January 23:

• Monday Lunch – 11:30 a.m., Christian Student Center (INFO)
• Stitch N’ Bitch: Learn How to Cross Stitch – 12 p.m., Lupton Hall 118 (INFO)
• Power Hour w/ Colleen – 12:15 p.m., Small GX Studio (INFO)
• Line Dancing w/ Gail – 6:30 p.m., Small GX Studio (INFO)

Tuesday, January 24:

• UTC MLK DAY 2023: Speaker Angela Davis^  – 12:30 p.m., Fine Arts Center; Roland Hayes Concert Hall (INFO)
• Study Abroad 102: Workshop for Intermediate Adventures – 2 p.m., Lupton Hall 105 (INFO)
• International Tea Time^ – 3 p.m., Lupton Hall First Floor Lobby (INFO)
• Healing Through Harmony Music Discussion Group^ – 4 p.m., UC 154 (INFO)
• Take Five 2023: Youth in the City^ – 6 p.m., UC Chattanooga Room (INFO)
• Creative Writing Club Meeting^ – 6:15 p.m., Lupton Hall 393 (INFO)

Wednesday, January 25:

• MAcc Information Session – 12 p.m., Online (INFO)
• Spring Open House – 12 p.m., Center for Wellbeing UC 350 (INFO)
• Free Workshop: How to Read a Scholarly Article^ – 1 p.m., UTC Library 205 (INFO)
• Scrappy’s Market – 2 p.m., UC Second Floor Commons (INFO)
• How to Build a Resume^ – 3:30 p.m., Student Support Services (INFO)
• Free Workshop: Audio Casting for Podcasting and More^ – 5 p.m., Online (INFO)
• MAcc Information Session – 5:30 p.m., Online (INFO)
• Mocs Men’s Basketball v Woffard – 7 p.m., McKenzie Arena (INFO)

Thursday, January 26:

• Pastries on the Porch – 10 a.m., Hope House (INFO)
• Discovery Workshop: Grad School Seminar^ – 3 p.m., UTC Library 435 (INFO)
• How to Build a Resume – 3:30 p.m., Student Support Services (INFO)
• Periodic Ponderings: Assessing you Application^ – 4 p.m., UC Signal Mountain Room (INFO)
• Free Workshop, How to Read a Scholarly Article^ – 6 p.m., UTC Library 201 (INFO)
• Free Workshop: Excel Basics^ – 7 p.m., Online (INFO)
• Mocs Women’s Basketball v UNC Greensboro – 7 p.m., McKenzie Arena (INFO)

Friday, January 27:

• Rep Your Branch Day – 10 a.m., UC 143 (INFO)
• Free Workshop: Photo Documentation for Portfolios^ – 2 p.m., UTC Library 205 (INFO)
• Mocs Recovery Pizza Night – 5 p.m., UC 154 (INFO)

Saturday, January 28:

• Mocs Women’s Basketball v Western Carolina – 2 p.m., McKenzie Arena (INFO)

Sunday, January 29:

• Savage Gulf Hike^ – 9 a.m., Grote 208 (INFO)

^ indicates an event that counts towards the Beyond the Classroom Challenge

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Free Physical Therapy Services!

Sprained ankle? Intramural injury? Back stiffness from spending too many hours at a desk? Don’t let injuries stop you from enjoying the things you love! Let us help! Feel better and move better with physical therapy! The Department of Physical Therapy offers UTC students, faculty, and staff free physical therapy services in the Pro Bono Student Faculty Physical Therapy Clinic. Call University Health (423-425-2266) to schedule your appointment today. Please email ptclinic@utc.edu for more information. Our clinic is currently located in the Mapp Building. Our address is 410 E 8th Street, Chattanooga, TN. Please use the 8th Street entrance. Hours are listed below: Tuesdays 8:00am – 12:00pm Thursdays 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Technology Symposium

The Technology Symposium showcases innovative research projects conducted across multiple disciplines including engineering, engineering technology management and computer science. Students at all education levels, educators, business and industry representatives, entrepreneurs and the general public are welcome. There is no cost to attend. Please email ptclinic@utc.edu for more information.

Volunteer at the 2023 Research and Arts Conference

We are currently recruiting student volunteers to assist during the 2023 UTC Research and Arts Conference, which will be held on Wed. April 12, 2023 in the University Center. This will be an exciting event and student volunteers will play a key role. Volunteer duties include greeting guests, assisting presenters with check-in and set-up, and assisting students who visit the event with their professors. In addition, serving as a volunteer represents an invaluable opportunity to NETWORK with presenters, faculty, and others. More than 50% of undergraduate students who volunteered at previous UTC Spring Conferences have secured undergraduate research experiences! Click HERE for more information.