UT Teacher Preparation Program Receives Top State Rating in Key Categories
In the latest report from the Tennessee State Board of Education, UT received the top-tier rating “Exceeded Expectations” in two key categories.
In the latest report from the Tennessee State Board of Education, UT received the top-tier rating “Exceeded Expectations” in two key categories.
Turfgrass specialists, sod farmers, stadium managers and other professionals gathered to discuss final preparations including data-driven decisions around pitch testing, management, protection and aesthetics as well as stadium-specific setup considerations and lighting.
The Board of Trustees approved plans to enhance the student experience and support strategic growth at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. The board also approved moving forward with new academic degrees to support the workforce needs of the state. Chancellor Donde Plowman outlined for the board the university’s bold path forward.
Thirteen students have been awarded Gilman Scholarships from the U.S. Department of State. The scholarships will support the students as they study abroad.
The academy provides a space for Tennessee K-12 educators to discuss strategies for fostering and teaching topics in civic education.
The designation celebrates organizations that have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to fostering environments where employees can thrive.
Agenda items include an update from Chancellor Donde Plowman as well as the Tickle College of Engineering.
UT has been recognized as a top producer of Fulbright students for the eighth consecutive year.
Hollie Raynor and John Sorochan have been named UT’s newest Chancellor’s Professors.
The inaugural ranking recognizes exceptional commitment to excellence in education and outstanding student experiences.
Ten students are heading to Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, as part of the Big Orange Combine.
The university’s online bachelor’s programs placed No. 10 in the national ranking, up 29 spots from last year.