UT students took part in a national conference for women in engineering and shared their experiences.
UT Students Enjoy Opportunity to Take Part in National Women in Engineering Conference
Women in Engineering ‘Welcome You’ Event Serves as Gateway for First-Year Students
Women in Engineering had a welcome back event for first-year students called “Welcome You.”
Moore Named Associate Director for Engineering Diversity Programs
Caitlin Moore joins the Tickle College of Engineering February 1 as associate director for the Office of Engineering Diversity Programs (EDP). “We welcome Moore to the new associate director’s role to provide more administrative support in improving outreach and recruitment efforts for historically underrepresented populations,” said Travis Griffin, the Fred D. Brown Jr. Director of […]
Engineering Vols Help Girl Scouts “Think Like Engineers” for Badge Day
Betsy Chesnutt, lecturer in Engineering Fundamentals, worked with the Girl Scouts Beaver Creek Service Unit Leadership Team in August 2022 to organize a “Think Like an Engineer” Journey-in-a-Day for Cadette and Senior level girl scouts (grades 6 to 10). Scout leader Nicole Berkheimer contacted the college to connect for the event, and Chesnutt called for […]
Thompson’s Passion Brings Success in Inaugural Year as WiE Director
Jalonda Thompson oversaw numerous programs and built substantial collaborations in her first year as WiE director.
Parker Named Fellow of the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence
Lynne Parker is named an Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) Fellow for 2022.
“Galactic Gal” Camille Calibeo Takes Vols Back to the Moon
Aerospace engineering alumnus Camille Calibeo fosters encouragement and positivity for women in STEM and communicates space-related scientific news in an interactive manner.
ConNEXTion Day Welcomes Incoming Women Engineers
Inaugural Women in Engineering (WiE) ConNEXTion Day help students and families to learn about the college’s student-focused approaches to support them.
Isabel Boyd Builds Impact Every Step of the Way
Isabel Boyd, a sophomore in biomedical engineering, enjoys working with counselors on a variety of outreach projects.
Alumna Ponds Making Waves in EV Charging World
UT mechanical engineering alumna Sheryl Ponds is founder of Dai Technologies, which is focused on increasing EV charger availability.