The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) chapter at UT won their third consecutive Academic Tech Bowl in the fall of 2021.
UT’s NSBE Team Dominates at Regional Conference—Again
Pulgar Shares Cultural Connections and Diversity of Approaches
I was awarded the NSF Career Award at the beginning of the year, and I planned through this award to work with Hispanic students. I started to work with Lenoir City High School as there is a high percentage of Hispanic students here.
Griffin’s Contributions Acknowledged with Beacon of Light Award
“I am humbled and thankful for this recognition,” said Griffin. “I extend special thanks to Multicultural Student Life for building collaborations with TCE, it past support of faculty/staff, and service to our students.”
Students Found Project BEAD to be a Real Gem of an Experience
The college’s Office of Engineering Diversity Programs collaborated with the Her Majesty Design firm and the Earth’s Core rock and bead retailer for bead-making activities that introduce women in high school and college students to the creative, interdisciplinary, and helping aspects of engineering.
eVOL10 Recap: Summer 2019
EVOL10 began the July 14–19 week with an orientation kick-off that included ice breaker games and a practice version of the ACT math section.
HITES12 Recap: Summer 2019
HITES12 offered rising high school seniors the opportunity to explore UT and get a hands-on introduction to engineering study.
Summer Programs Introduce High Schoolers to Engineering
Engaging summer pre-college programs again delivered successful engineering experiences to high school students from across the region in July.
College Prepares to Welcome Guests During Summer Camps
The Tickle College of Engineering, college departments, and research centers are preparing to host several summer camps for hundreds of students.
Faculty/Staff Spotlight: Amy Biegalski
Amy Biegalski is a lecturer in the engage Engineering Fundamentals (EF) Program.
NSBE Team Finishes Third in National Competition
“Our team kept its composure and made an amazing comeback at the end,” said Shannon Sharp, also a sophomore in mechanical engineering. “When they announced that we had won, we went crazy and celebrated ecstatically for UT’s win.”