William J. Dewey, UT Knoxville associate professor of art, has received a Fulbright Scholar grant to do research in Africa at the Swaziland National Museum this fall. Dewey will research the art of traditional Swazi blacksmiths and woodcarvers.
Faculty, students and staff were recognized at the annual Chancellor’s Honors Banquet Monday night at the University Center. The banquet is the largest UT honors event of the year, and the first for Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek, who saluted the accomplishments of key members of the campus community.
Doug Blaze, dean of the UT Knoxville College of Law, is part of the new statewide Access to Justice Commission created by the Tennessee Supreme Court to help address the state’s growing crisis in civil legal needs. About one in five Tennesseans is living at or just above the federal poverty level and is therefore
Doug Blaze, dean of the College of Law at UT Knoxville is part of the new statewide Access to Justice Commission created by the Tennessee Supreme Court to help address the state’s growing civil legal needs crisis. About one in five Tennesseans is living at or just above the federal poverty level and is therefore
William J. Dewey, associate professor of art at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has received a Fulbright Scholar grant to do research in Africa at the Swaziland National Museum this fall. In Swaziland, Dewey will research the art of traditional Swazi blacksmiths and woodcarvers. This work will include interviewing the craftsmen about their art and
An evening of electrifying theater and maximum rock and roll, The Who’s “Tommy” will run at the Clarence Brown Theatre from April 16 through May 3.
Receiving the Neill Humfeld Award for Excellence in Trombone Teaching from the International Trombone Association, the highest trombone teaching award in the world, is a testament to retired UT Knoxville music professor Don Hough’s extensive musical career.