The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees approved the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s plans to lease additional office space for administrative units. The board also heard updates on Student Union upgrades and approved moving forward with a proposal from the UT Institute of Agriculture to establish the Tennessee Center for Agricultural Innovation.
The grant will fund a three-year program to expand K-12 civics education in Tennessee.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is building for the future – investing in its campus to enhance the student experience and support high-impact research, academic excellence, the workforce needs of the state and world-class athletics.
Plowman said the university is uniquely positioned to seize opportunities and forge an ambitious new path forward.
The rankings highlight the university’s advancements in curriculum, technology, campus life and research. As the university’s reputation continues to surge, more students than ever are enrolling to benefit from its acclaimed academic programs and student success initiatives.
Leadership at UT showcased transformative projects aimed at enhancing the student experience, advancing academic excellence and supporting top-tier athletics during the Sept. 5 meeting of the Campus Advisory Board.
UT is celebrating historic success this fall, setting records in both retention and enrollment that are underscored by the university’s innovative student success programs and student experience.
