KNOXVILLE, Tenn.–Departments in engineering and arts and sciences at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville have received $25,000 from the Exxon Foundation. Joe Bales, UT-Knoxville assistant vice chancellor for corporate relations, said the gift will be shared by the College of Engineering’s chemical, mechanical and aerospace, electrical, and civil engineering departments, and the geological science department in
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Two Cleveland students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. Jennifer Ridley, 2203 Harris Circle N.W., Cleveland, earned a $1,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville. A graduate of Bradley Central High School, she is the daughter of Talley and Janet Ridley. Alice Hong Yu, 2001 Central St. N.W.,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Eight Blount County students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: — Judson D. Brown, 1018 N. Heritage Drive, Maryville, earned a $1,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville. A graduate of Maryville High School, he is the son of Ralph and Kay Brown. — Rebecca Campbell,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Three Dunlap students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: –Alicia M. Hennessee, Route 3, Box 198D, Dunlap, earned a $1,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Chattanooga. She is the daughter of Dale and Debbie Hennessee and a graduate of Sequatchie High. — Regina Holland, HCR 65
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Monica Canaday, 140 South Zion Ave., Enville, is the recent recipient of a $1,500 scholarship from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. Canaday, a student at UT-Martin, is the daughter of Lynn Canaday and a graduate of Chester County High School. —
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– David P. White, 138 Squirrel Hollow, Cliffside, N.C., is a recent recipient of a $2,500 scholarship from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. White, who earned a freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville, is the son of Phillip and Alpha White. —
Ripley, Tenn. — The Lauderdale chapter of the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association will sponsor a bus trip to see the UT Lady Vols play the UT-Martin Lady Skyhawks at 2 p.m., Nov. 23 at the Sky Hawk Arena. Buses will depart at 11:45 a.m. from the Lauderdale Agricultural Extension Office, 217 North Main,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The senior honors project of Markus I. Woelfel at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville has earned the highest award of the National Collegiate Honors Council. Dr. Thomas W. Broadhead, director of the honors program at UT-Knoxville, said Thursday Woelfel earned one of three Portz Scholars awards for a computer web site he created
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– State sales tax collections during September increased 4.4 percent, the smallest increase since June’s 1.1 percent rise, although overall revenues remain good, a University of Tennessee economist said Thursday. “All in all, state revenues are good,” said Dr. Matt Murray of the UT-Knoxville Center for Business and Economic Research. “My concern is the