The audiology and speech pathology program will continue operations and remain in Knoxville but will be administered by the UT Health Science Center, according to a plan outlined at the UT Board of Trustees Executive and Compensation Committee meeting Thursday. The plan must be approved by the Board of Trustees when it meets Oct. 23-24
Majora Carter, a nationally known environmental crusader for underserved communities, will visit campus on Sept. 22 to talk about "Greening the Ghetto," her fight for environmental justice in South Bronx. The lecture is at 4:00 p.m. in the McCarty Auditorium, Room 109, of the Art + Architecture Building.
Dr. Elizabeth Strand of the College of Veterinary Medicine serves as an expert to officials investigating a local animal abuse case. A certified AniCare therapist, she explains to WATE-TV the link between animal abuse and hurting humans.
The audiology and speech pathology program will continue operations and remain in Knoxville but will be administered by the UT Health Science Center, according to a plan outlined at the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees Executive and Compensation Committee meeting today. The plan must be approved by the Board of Trustees when it meets
Majora Carter, a nationally known environmental crusader for underserved communities, will be at UT Knoxville on Monday, Sept. 22, to talk about “Greening the Ghetto,” her fight for environmental justice in South Bronx. The lecture is at 4:00 p.m. in the McCarty Auditorium, Room 109, of the Art + Architecture Building.
Sport management faculty and the English Language Institute are hosting 12 retired elite athletes from Korea this semester. The former athletes are sponsored by the Korean Foundation for the Next Generation of Sports Talent, whose mission is to prepare retired Korean national team members for life after sport.
The Ready for the World Café encourages all faculty and staff of the College of Business Administration Week to enjoy a discount at the international buffet this week in the University Center Hermitage Room. Employees of the college will receive $2 off the regular buffet price.
UT Knoxville will host “Women in Retailing and Hospitality Leadership Conference,” a conference for business women and students interested in starting careers from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, in the University Center. There will be 11 speakers, including women executives from several large corporations and a panel discussion during the day.
Because of the hurricane-related uncertainty of fuel supply, Transportation Services is raising the cost of gas while placing a cap on the amount of gas purchased from the motor pool.
The Ready for the World Café has declared Sept. 22-25 as College of Business Administration Week at the international buffet. All faculty and staff in the College of Business Administration will receive $2 off the regular buffet price. The café is open from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. each Monday through Thursday in the Hermitage