Accolades
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Engineering Vols Receive Volunteer of Distinction Awards
Forty-eight graduating seniors and graduate students in the Tickle College of Engineering are recipients of a 2022 Volunteer of Distinction award in recognition of their academic achievements.
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Lee Martin, Alumnus and Longtime Faculty Member, Honored with 2022 Dougherty Award
Professor Emeritus Lee Martin honored with 2022 Dougherty Award, the highest honor an alumni can receive.
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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.
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TCE Women in Engineering Represented at CoNECD Conference
Jalonda Thompson joined engineering junior Isabel Boyd to present at the 2022 CoNECD conference.
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Kilic Chosen to Represent UT at June HERS Institute
Ozlem Kilic, associate dean for academic and student affairs, will attend the 2022 Higher Education Resource Services (HERS) Leadership Institute’s program.
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Tickle College of Engineering Is 20th Among Public Schools in Online Master’s Program
The Tickle College of Engineering remained highly placed in the latest U.S. News and World Report ranking of online master’s engineering programs, released today. The college is now 20th among public schools, 27th overall. The college offers several online master’s and graduate certificate options, including in advanced manufacturing, hypersonics, engineering management, and will soon begin…
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Mitul Mistry Launched His Engineering Career with a Dream and a Guitar
Alumnus Mitul Mistry followed his dream‚ literally—and built two guitars as class projects. The lessons he learned helped him launch a career as a mechanical engineer.
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Mason Phillips Continues Guitar Tradition in ICS
“I have a passion for music and working with my hands, so building instruments seemed like a logical next step,” said Phillips.
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Kreig Part of ORNL Team Exploring Positive Effect of Switchgrass on Biodiversity
Researchers from Oak Ridge National Laboratory recently conducted a study that found that not only did switching to switchgrass prove profitable for Midwest farmers, it also helped stem land loss and saw an 8 percent increase in the biodiversity of bird species in the area.
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UT’s NSBE Team Dominates at Regional Conference—Again
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) chapter at UT won their third consecutive Academic Tech Bowl in the fall of 2021.