KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Workshops on industrial project management and work-place injuries will be offered by the University of Tennessee’s Center for Industrial Services. A workshop on controlling time, cost, risk and communications is set for Thursdays, 6-10 p.m., April 11-June 6, 136 Goins Administration Building, Pellissippi State in Knoxville. A course on preventing injuries caused
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Heavy use of salt on roads because of above-normal snow and ice could be taking its toll on Tennessee trees, a University of Tennessee forestry professor said Friday. Dr. Wayne Clatterbuck said beech, fruit trees, hemlocks, white pines and sugar maples were particularly vulnerable to salt damage during the January and February
MARTIN, Tenn. — Royalty payments from sales of University of Tennessee-Martin apparel and merchandise increased 20 percent the last half of 1995, UTM officials announced Friday. Skyhawk is the new logo and nickname for UTM’s athletics teams that went into effect last July 1, replacing the name Pacers. UTM merchandise for the six-month period sold
MEMPHIS, Tenn.– Five University of Tennessee-Memphis faculty members have been listed among “Best Doctors in America” by American Health magazine. Drs. William Applegate, Walter Hughes, Fred Barrett, Larry Kun and Thom Lobe are among the 1,019 physicians honored in the March edition. The magazine’s editors said the selections are based on confidential survey responses from