Faculty Senate Elections Bring Change for 2010-11 Academic Year
The recently completed Faculty Senate elections will bring change for the 2010-11 academic year.
WATE-TV: Could doctor shortage mean nurse practitioners see more patients?
In this WATE-TV story about the shortage of primary care doctors, College of Nursing Dean Joan Creasia talks about how nursing practitioners — if called upon to help make up for the shortage — can provide an exceptional quality of care.
UT Knoxville Alumni, Students Receive National Science Foundation Fellowships
Nine alumni and graduate students from UT Knoxville are recipients of the 2010 National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship. The NSF awards are given to students based on their potential as young scientists and for intellectual merit and broader impact. The fellowships are used to further their research.
Russian Official to Discuss Cold War Weapon Race at UT’s Baker Center
Peter V. Zarubin, scientific adviser to the director of the high-energy laser design bureau — “Granat” — in Moscow, will discuss recently declassified information on the laser race between the USSR and the U.S. during the Cold War during a visit to UT Knoxville on April 22. Free and open to the public, the event