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New Positions Highlight Eastman’s $2 Million UT Engineering Commitment

Matthew Young was amongst two faculty members designated as Eastman Professors of Practice in the Tickle College of Engineering.
Students present capstone project at Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge

UT seniors showcased their capstone project to Oak Ridge City Schools students at an after school event at The Children’s Museum of Oak Ridge.
EcoCAR 3 program receives $20,000 from GM

On November 11, 2014, Mark Schang from General Motors presented David Irick and the EcoCAR 3 team a check for $20,000 to seed their project.
John Schmisseur Receives 2014 Outstanding AE Award at Purdue

John Schmisseur was one of nine graduates of AAE to be honored as a 2014 Outstanding Aerospace Engineer at Purdue University.
UTSI Celebrates its Golden Anniversary

To celebrate the 50th anniversary, a two day-celebration was held for the birthday of the University of Tennessee Space Institute.
University of Tennessee Space Institute is going Hypersonic: New faculty member, John Schmisseur, is leading the effort

UTSI professor John Schmisseur is helping to lead the effort to make the US Air Force go hypersonic with their aircraft.
UT Alumnus Serves as Commander at International Space Station

UT alumnus and NASA astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore is commanding the latest crew to launch to the International Space Station.
Alumni Spotlight: Dick Rosenberg, Honorary Member of ASME

In 2003, MABE alumnus Richard “Dick” Rosenberg was named Honorary Member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) for his contributions to the engineering profession. ASME awards the honorary membership to persons who have made distinctive contributions to engineering, science, industry, research, public service, or other pursuits allied with and beneficial to the engineering…
Q&A with Joshua Dobbs

MABE student and UT football quarterback, Joshua Dobbs, took some time to answer some questions about his freshman year.
DENSO Boosts UT Engineering’s Hybrid Vehicle Research

DENSO North American Foundation donated $50,000 to the College of Engineering for students researching hybrid vehicle technology