Alumni
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Alexander and Hess Receive Fulbright Program Awards
Recent MSE graduates Marlena Alexander and Jocelyn Hess have been awarded prestigious Fulbright Program grants to pursue research abroad.
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UT Alumnus Bresnik Selected to Command Artemis III Mission
UT graduate Randy Bresnik has been named the commander of NASA’s Artemis III mission, the next phase in the space agency’s plan to return humans to the moon.
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Edwards Receives Dougherty Award
Mechanical engineering alum Tom Edwards (BS/ME, ’72) was recognized with the college’s highest honor, the Dougherty Award.
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Dobbs Gives Students ‘Life Changing’ Launch Experience
Seeking to inspire the next generation of aerospace engineers at UT to dream big, Joshua Dobbs sponsored a group of students from the Tickle College of Engineering to attend the Artemis II rocket launch.
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TCE Alumni Honored at UT Awards Gala
Six alumni from the Tickle College of Engineering were honored at the University of Tennessee Alumni Awards Gala held on September 19.
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CEE Alum Led TDOT Through Hurricane Helene Recovery
Steve Borden led the response effort to rebuild the roadway system in upper East TN in the wake of Hurricane Helene. His team included three other CEE graduates.
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Distinguished Visitor
Astronaut Butch Wilmore (UTSI, ’94) returned to the University of Tennessee and spent nearly an hour speaking with students in the Tickle College of Engineering.
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TCE Alumni Named to 2025 Volunteer 40 under 40
Four Tickle College of Engineering alumni have been named to the 2025 Volunteer 40 Under 40 class. The honor recognizes alumni under age 40 excelling personally and professionally since completing their degree at UT.
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SEA Program to be Renamed in Honor of Deborah Brown
In 1982, Deborah Brown graduated from the University of Tennessee with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. She would go on to become one of the first women of color employed at Honeywell and a tutor for hundreds of high school and college students in math-heavy subjects. “What I loved about Deborah was the fact…
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NASA’s Moonlighting Photographer
UT alum Jeremy Myers began working at NASA right after graduating and is now developing cameras that can be used to take photos on the moon.