KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Industrial waste now destined for landfills soon may be re-used in manufacturing, a University of Tennessee program manager said Wednesday. “One company’s waste can often be used in another company’s manufacturing operation,” said Dr. Richard Buggeln of UT’s Center for Industrial Services. “The challenge is letting them know what’s out there and
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– A new program to help graduate teaching assistants become better educators is being established at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville with a grant from Alcoa Foundation. UT-Knoxville Chancellor Bill Snyder said 240 graduate teaching assistants, or GTA’s, will be coached by UT faculty members who have been recognized for their teaching and scholarly accomplishments.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The University of Tennessee leads the state’s public and private colleges in recruiting students to the competitive Ned McWherter Scholars Program, UT officials said Wednesday. Of the 52 new scholars who have entered the 1995-96 program, 34 (or 65 percent) plan to attend UT. Two more acceptances are expected. “The McWherter Scholars