Architecture Students Part of Redevelopment of Former Nashville Slaughterhouse
College of Architecture and Design students and faculty are part of the redevelopment of Nashville’s Neuhoff slaughterhouse.
Nooe Talks to Media Outlets about Homelessness Study
Roger Nooe, College of Social Work professor emeritus and social services director for the Community Law Office, spoke to several media outlets about the Knoxville Homeless Management Information System’s 2015 annual report, released in early July. He began the semiannual study sixteen years ago.
Haslam College of Business Dean Chosen for Secretary of Defense Program
Stephen L. Mangum, dean of the Haslam College of Business, will participate in the US Department of Defense’s oldest and most prestigious orientation program for America’s top business and community leaders.
Aerospace Workshop Participants to Fly Model Planes, Launch Rockets Tuesday
A group of teachers will fly model planes, drop eggs from a rooftop, and launch rockets at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, July 19, as part of the conclusion to a summer aerospace and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) workshop.
Adobe Products Are Available
In May, UT signed a new contract with Adobe for Creative Cloud, Captivate, and Presenter. The new contract licensing for Creative Cloud is based on specific, named users, and requires UT to assign licenses to specific employees for all products.