It might be cold outside, but plenty of warm wishes are blanketing our campus. More than 160 Faculty Appreciation Week shout-outs have been posted this week. The celebration continues today—so be sure to check out the website to read all of the heartfelt notes and learn how you can send your own special thank you
Get to know Jeff Reinbolt and Kevin Tomsovic, two College of Engineering faculty members who are training the next generation of engineers and doing research to improve health care and the nation’s power grid.
Jerry Black and Carl Pierce from the College of Law will each retire at the end of the semester after about forty years with the university.
Get to know Harold Roth and Wenjun Zhou, two College of Business Administration faculty members—one here less than three years and one here thirty-three years—who love watching their students grasp difficult concepts.
Get to know two faculty members from the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Both impact students through creative thinking and real passion for their field.
Lisa Fall and Kenneth Levine in the College of Communication and Information teach their students about serving others and bridging cultural divides.
“Shout-out to all the #utfaculty who have literally changed my life and worldview.” That is just one of the many shout-outs that has been posted in celebration of Faculty Appreciation Week.
Through teaching, research, and service, our faculty are making an impact on student lives, on our community, and on the world. From music to biology to Spanish, these four faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences are helping their students become lifelong learners.
Get to know Jennifer Akerman and Ryann Aoukar from the College of Architecture and Design. From rooftops to tabletops, they’re making an impact on students’ every day lives.
Today begins UT’s annual celebration of faculty. It’s the campus’s fifth annual Faculty Appreciation Week, highlighting the impact faculty have on students, the campus community, and society through their teaching, research, and service. Each day this week, Tennessee Today and the Faculty Appreciation Week website will feature stories about some special UT faculty members.
This annual celebration gives us a chance to celebrate the impact our faculty have in the classroom, in the laboratory, and in the community. Faculty and staff can still RSVP for several special events including a free luncheon workshop from the Tennessee Teaching and Learning Center, a performance of The Whipping Man at the Carousel
Faculty Appreciation Week is February 10–14, but faculty and staff can RSVP now for several special events including a free luncheon workshop from the Tennessee Teaching and Learning Center, a performance of The Whipping Man at the Carousel Theatre, and Vols and Lady Vols basketball games.