TCE alumna Tiffany Sithiphone actively supports Women in Engineering at UT as she earns national recognition for her leadership in career and diversity roles.
Alumnus Gregory Murphy has applied his UT engineering education toward leadership in industry and establishing an impactful professorial career.
Jamie Porter (BS/NE ’08; MS/NE ’09; PhD/NE ’12) was the first African American woman to graduate from the Department of Nuclear Engineering.
Kim Greene, a 1988 UT alumnae, has been named the 2021 Dougherty Award winner, the highest honor given by the Tickle College of Engineering.
We close our 2021 Black History Month celebration with a salute to some of our outstanding alumni (and one soon-to-be-alumni). These trailblazing scientists and leaders represent the ongoing spirit of Engineering Vols around the world. Click below to learn more about these amazing Engineering Vols. Sonya Baskerville, BS/IE ’89 Travis Bass, BS/IE ’20 Harold Conner,…
Chad Hollis, VP of CrossRoads Extremity Systems, credits UT for giving him the confidence to navigate his career path without hesitation.
Dayakar and Marie Penumadu established the Inky Johnson Perseverance Scholarship in recognition of the athlete’s inspirational story of determination.