Tips for Students and Families Transitioning to College
Sometimes the transition to college can be more overwhelming than anticipated for students and their families.
Operation of 974-HELP Moves to Dean of Students
The Office of the Dean of Students now oversees the 865-974-HELP referral line for students in distress.
Thirteen Students Named Congressional Interns for Summer and Fall 2018
Thirteen students have been named Congressional Interns for summer and fall 2018. The Congressional Internship Program allows students to work with Tennessee’s legislators in Washington, DC.
Students Awarded $9,000 in Grants for Impact Internships
The Center for Career Development offers an Impact Internship Grant designed to assist students in meeting the financial obligations of an unpaid or low-stipend internships.
UT Named Gold Level Campus for Physical Activity Initiatives
UT has been named a gold level campus by the Exercise Is Medicine global health initiative managed by the American College of Sports Medicine.
Twenty-Five Years Later, Alternative Breaks Still Impacting Communities
Since 1993, students have embodied what it means to be a Volunteer by participating in meaningful service in cities across the United States during the university’s Alternative Break trips.
Take Advantage of Upcoming Internship and Job Fairs
Learn about potential internships, summer positions and full-time jobs from a variety of organizations during the upcoming Spring Job and Internship Fair Week sponsored by the Center for Career Development.
Reasons You Should Apply for an Alternative Break Trip
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the university’s Alternative Breaks Program. The Center for Leadership and Service wants to let you know six reasons you should apply for the upcoming Alternative Spring Break trip.
How to Get Involved with Alternative Breaks
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the university’s Alternative Breaks Program. Here are three ways you can get involved with the Alternative Breaks program as a faculty or staff member.
New York Times Reporter David Sanger to Speak at UT
David E. Sanger, senior staff writer for the New York Times, will speak about national security strategies used by recent administrations and how the current administration plans to deal with such challenges going forward.
Announcing Student Life Staff Appointments
The Division of Student Life is welcoming two new staff members to the Student Life leadership team in January.
Five Advisors Receive Awards for Dedication to Student Organizations
The Center for Student Engagement recently hosted a Student Organization Advisor Appreciation Breakfast to recognize and celebrate the hard work and dedication of student organization advisors. At the event, five awards were presented to the following advisors; Mercedes Jones, Laura Stansell, Holly Jackson-Sullivan, Lori Robinson, and Nan Moore.