The Office of Communications and Marketing has been working with the Division of Student Life and others to improve communication with our students. Together the offices have designed a new and improved Student@Tennessee student newsletter with the goal of providing a more visual, interesting, and informative way to communicate.
The campus’s Office of Communications and Marketing has been recognized by its peers in the regional advertising, communications, and marketing industry for its work in promoting the university. The office has been honored by the Tennessee College Public Relations Association, the Telly Awards, and local chapters of the Public Relations Society of America and AIGA,
The Office of Communications and Marketing recently won a total of thirteen awards, including two of the highest awards, in local and regional advertising, communications, and marketing competitions.
Search the university libraries, locate buildings, see what’s happening on campus, or find a professor’s email address, all from the palm of your hand. UT has released its new smartphone app which allows users to do all of these things and more. The app is free to download and is available for iPhones as well
The Office of Communications and Marketing won sixteen awards, including eight first-place awards, from the Tennessee College Public Relations Association. TCPRA is an organization of communicators—including public relations, marketing, web, and creative design professionals—who represent colleges and universities, public and private, two-year technical schools, technology centers, and community colleges across Tennessee.
The university’s Office of Communications and Marketing has won several large-scale awards for its work over the past year. The Council for the Advancement and Support of Education presented six awards, including one top award, at its conference earlier this month. The office also won an international Telly award for the video “A Call for
UT’s “Big Orange. Big Ideas.” branding campaign rolled out to the campus yesterday. This tagline is the framework for marketing the university and reminding people of UT’s impact on the state and the nation. Here, Tennessee Today answers some of the questions you may have about the effort.
UT Knoxville’s bright and bold redesigned website launched today as a key component of the university’s new branding strategy. The website has been reworked to better serve its many users and to convey the new look and feel of the university. Over the past year, the site has had 14.7 million visits for an average
The debut of a new look for UT Knoxville is focused on reaching students, faculty, and staff to share more about the branding project which embraces UT’s colors, its energy, achievements, and enthusiasm. The tagline “Big Orange. Big Ideas.” will be used as the framework for marketing the university and reminding people of UT’s impact
UT Knoxville’s Office of Communications and Marketing’s efforts in producing the 2010 commencement featuring former Vice President Al Gore, the 2010 gubernatorial debate, various videos, and the Chancellor and Provost’s electronic newsletters have won awards in local and statewide public relations and journalism contests.