KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Two Benton County students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. Stephanie C. Berry, 858 Holland Road, Big Sandy, earned a $1,500 valedictorian scholarship. The daughter of Timothy and Sue Berry, she is attending UT-Martin. Jason D. Shettles, 131 Meadowbrook St., Camden, received a $1,500 freshman scholarship
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Two Shelbyville students at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville are recent recipients of scholarships from the UT National Alumni Association. Joshua C. Landers, 308 Greenbrier Ave., Shelbyville, earned a $1,500 valedictorian scholarship. A graduate of Shelbyville Central, he is the son of Burt and Connie Landers. Melissa Vannatta, 100 Cedar Creek Estates, Shelbyville, earned
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Five Atlanta area students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: — Patricia K. Berrall, 130 Grassnut Court, Roswell, a $2,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville. She is the daughter of Rita and Peter Berrall. — R. Luke Montgomery, 3367 Lake Crest Lane, Roswell, a
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Six students from Anderson County are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The top award was a four-year Andrew D. Holt Scholarship of $15,200 to Daniel G. Branham, 516 Sinking Springs Road, Clinton. A student at UT-Memphis, he is the son of Danny and Kathy Branham. National
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Judges and lawyers are invited Nov. 1 to an open house at the expanded and renovated University of Tennessee-Knoxville College of Law building. Richard Wirtz, dean of the college, said members of the bench and bar and their guests are invited to take a tour of the facility and enjoy refreshments. The building
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Global population will be explored Oct. 22 at a regional meeting of the Tennessee Geographic Alliance. The program, set for 4:30-8 p.m. at the University of Tennessee, is free and open to the public. UT-Knoxville faculty and area educators will lead the sessions in the University Center. Dr. Theodore Schmudde, UT-Knoxville professor of