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UTSI Alumnus to Serve as Commander at International Space Station

Barry “Butch” Wilmore was selected to command a mission to the International Space Station, showcasing UT’s impact on space exploration.
Baker Completes Second Book

AJ Baker completed writing his second textbook. It details validation of theoretical advances stemming from PhD dissertations.
Hamel is 2014 Recipient of the ANS Ray Goertz Award

William Hamel received the Ray Goertz Award to recognize his outstanding contributions to the field of remote technology in hazardous environments.
Saah Wins First Place at Business Competition

Senior Christopher Saah secures first place in the Undergraduate Business Competition, winning a cash prize.
Mench is One of the Most Highly Cited Researchers in the World

Matthew Mench made the 2014 list of Highly Cited Researchers, which represents some of the world’s leading scientific minds.
Webb Receives Two Scholarships

Undergraduate student Joseph “Ben” Webb has received two scholarships to continue his education in our department.
Aerospace Student Lash Selected for Transatlantic Program

Lara Lash was selected for the 2014 Transatlantic Program for Young Technology Leaders, gaining the ability to view cutting-edge developments.
Dobbs Named One of 14 Smartest College Football Players

Learn more about how University of Tennessee, Knoxville quarterback Joshua Dobbs has been named one of the smartest football players.
UT’s EcoCAR 2 Team Departs for Final Competition in Series

Students and faculty of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, were on hand Friday morning at Ayres Hall to send off UT’s EcoCAR 2 team for its final-round competitions in Milford, Michigan, and Washington, D.C., where the cars will be put through a series of tests to determine which one best meets the competition’s goals of…
Kihm’s Philosophical Nature Leads to Success with PhD Students

Kenneth Kihm successfully mentors PhD students through his philosophical approach to teaching, research, and critical thinking.