Two UTC grad students among historic first group to advocate for support of graduate education.
Tech Symposium features more than 120 student projects
College of Engineering and Computer Science’s Tech Symposium set for April 18.
UTC’s Sartipi accepts award on behalf of Chattanooga’s Smart City initiative
Chattanooga’s “Smart City” concept, an initiative in which UTC plays a large part, was recognized nationally for its innovation.
UTC Advisory Board meets on Monday, April 8
The proposed agenda includes a UTC budget overview presentation, selection of a student member of the board to succeed JuJuan Lewis, the current student member whose term expires in June; and discussion of upcoming meeting dates.
EE professor earns award from nuclear science group
UTC’s Daniel Loveless is the recipient of the 2019 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers’ Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society Award.
UTC grad one of three chosen for prestigious fellowship
SGA past president Rachel Emond is headed for Washington, D.C., to research how to make nuclear policy a relevant issue to women.
The Politics of Immigration Law
On Tuesday, April 2, attorney Carlos Calderin will take a nonpartisan approach to analyzing U.S. laws and policy that relate to immigration. Calderin is a local attorney whose practice focuses on American immigration and nationality law.
Travel for Finals Week in Blue and Gold Style
Hop Aboard the Finals Week Mocs Train! Rides available to all students.
UTC names Jerold Hale Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Jerold L. “Jerry” Hale will serve as the next provost and senior vice chancellor for academic affairs for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, effective June 1, 2019. Hale, dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the College of Charleston since 2013, is an experienced educator and administrator with more than 35…
UTC part of local tech group nominated for national award
A research-oriented group that includes UTC is a finalist for a national “smart city” award.