Seven Students Named Torchbearers
UT has named seven students Torchbearers, an honor reserved for the university’s top-achieving students.
UT has named seven students Torchbearers, an honor reserved for the university’s top-achieving students.
VOLbreaks, the university’s alternative break program, allows its participants to serve communities and gain new perspectives on the world beyond campus.
Each year UT honors the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. with a variety of service and educational events.
Eleven seniors have been named Torchbearers, the highest undergraduate honor at UT.
VOLbreaks celebrated its anniversary with a trip to Memphis, bringing incoming students, current students and alumni together to serve the community.
The Volunteer community is extending its efforts to give back while commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. throughout January and February and into the summer.
Ten Vols were recognized with the Torchbearer award, UT’s highest undergraduate honor.
For nearly 30 years, the VOLbreaks program has provided an opportunity for students to become more active citizens by gaining experience through organized trips.
More than 550 UT students, faculty, and staff volunteered in the greater Knoxville area over a two week period for the MLK Days of Service.
The Volunteer Impact Academy equips participants with the skills to improve themselves, the campus, local communities, and the world beyond.
UT will host and co-sponsor a series of events to honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. throughout January and into the start of the spring semester.
UT capped off the fall semester with graduate hooding and undergraduate commencement ceremonies to celebrate fall 2021 graduates.