Student Reports: Ray Henson, Difference Between US and GB, 2010
So, it’s been a little longer than a week since I first arrived in Manchester. Since my arrival, I’ve noticed a few differences, and I decided to make a list of some big and small things that are different.
Student Reports: Ray Henson, Manchester, England, 2010
Well I have finally settled into the dorm and purchased most of the items I will need for the rest of the semester.
I have slowly but surely learned my way to navigate the city both on foot and on the bus (I need a little more work on the bus, I have gotten lost a few times).
Student Reports: Clint Epperson, Florence, Italy, 2009
Clint Epperson, senior in Mechanical Engineering, spent the summer of 2009 in Italy. He was studying Art History and Intercultural Communication at Lorenco de Medici University in Florence.
Student Reports: Bailey Primm, London, 2009
Bailey Primm, freshman in Material Science and Engineering, will study this summer in London. During seven weeks in the School of International Education of Students (IES) she will study London Theater and Shakespeare.
Student Reports: Lauren Johnson, Finland, 2009
Lauren Johnson, senior in Chemical Engineering, spent spring semester of 2009 in Finland. She was studying Chemical Engineering at Abo Akademi in the city of Turku.
Chancellor’s Outreach Award Reception
On April 23, 2009 a reception was held for the 19 nominees for the Chancellor’s Outstanding Outreach Award. The Tickle College of Engineering was proud to have 5 nominees who were honored for their outstanding work in extending their classroom and research efforts into the community.
Tickle College of Engineering Honors Howard Chambers at Awards Dinner
The University of Tennessee Tickle College of Engineering held its Faculty and Staff Awards Dinner on Thursday, April 23, 2009 at the Knoxville Convention Center. The event included a reception, dinner and awards program.
Student Reports: Sarah Keedy, Chile, 2008
Sarah Keedy, a senior in Mechanical Engineering, spent the spring semester of 2008 in Chile. At the Pontifica Universidad Catholica in Valparaiso, she took classes to learn Spanish and Chilean culture. For her, it was a unique experience.
Alumnus Michael Crabtree Announces $1 Million CTI Chair Gift
Michael Crabtree, the President, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of IdleAire Technologies Corporation, announced at the UT Tickle College of Engineering’s annual Honors Banquet on April 11th, 2006 a gift of $1 million to the university by the founders of CTI Molecular Imaging to establish a new CTI Chair in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE).
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