Campus-Wide Steam Outage Set for May 12-18
Facilities Services will conduct a seven day campus-wide steam outage in May. This outage is part of the project to upgrade the steam plant from coal fired boilers to natural gas.
Ready for the World Cafe Journeys to Japan April 17
Diners at the Ready for the World Café will continue their delectable travels with a taste of Japan on Thursday, April 17. The luncheon will be held at 11:30 a.m. in the UT Visitors Center. Lunch consists of steamed edamame, seaweed salad, a chef’s selection of handmade sushi, and a dessert sushi roll. Cost is
Kids Can Explore, Discover, Play at UT Summer Camps
Summer break is just around the corner, but learning doesn’t have to stop just because school is out. UT offers several fun and interesting summer camps that keep kids active and learning.
UT Forum to Look at How TVA Determines its Energy Portfolio
How does a large electric utility like the Tennessee Valley Authority decide how to structure its energy portfolio to make the most economic sense while recognizing future uncertainty? Students and the public interested in sustainability, energy modeling and economics are invited to attend a forum exploring this question on Wednesday, April 16 in the Toyota
In Memoriam: Dozier Copeland Cade
Dozier Copeland Cade, director of the School of Journalism from 1972 to 1978, died Saturday, April 12, in Nashville. Cade came to UT from Georgia State University, where he served as chairman of the Department of Journalism. A Memorial Service celebrating Cade’s life will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, May 9, in Nashville.
Interviews Begin This Week for Associate Vice Chancellor for Research
Candidates for the position of associate vice chancellor for research–research development will be on campus over the next four weeks. As part of the campus visit, each candidate will hold a public forum and respond to questions following the presentation.
Changes within the Division of Student Life
Since starting my new position in January, I have consulted with a number of colleagues within the division and across campus to learn more about opportunities for improving our service to students, staff, and university-wide constituents.