Alumni
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In the News: Alumnus Joel Seligstein Spoke to WBIR About How the COVID-19 Pandemic Affects Winter Athletes
Joel Seligstein, alumnus and member of the college’s Board of Advisors, spoke to WBIR about how COVID-19 is affecting his training for the Winter Olympics.
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What Would Tom Do?
Tom Wood built a career on the philosophy that if you treat people right, the company will run right while turning around chemical plants in the process.
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Oscar Lee Martin Jr. Encourages Vols to Stay Hungry for Success
Alumnus Oscar Martin Jr. joined DuPont after completing his master’s degree at UT, studying under Professor Robert (Pete) Counce.
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Heath Honored with 2019 Nathan W. Dougherty Award
Ralph D. Heath has a long track record of success, collaboration, and philanthropy, rising to the presidency of Lockheed Martin from 2005–12 before he retired after more than 37 years in engineering and industry. As a result of his strong record of accomplishment, Heath has been named the Nathan W. Dougherty Award winner for 2019,…
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Print a Plane (and fly it, too)
Alumnus Jonaaron Jones is working to print the materials needed to get us off the ground with his new company Volunteer Aerospace.
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Mark Cox Elected to National Academy of Construction
Alumnus and Board of Advisors member Mark Cox has been elected to be a part of the National Academy of Construction.
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UT Breaks Ground on Engineering, Research Building
The groundbreaking for the New Engineering Complex was held on September 28, 2018, with an event hosted on grounds of the new facility.
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Darwin Walker: Engineered for Success
Darwin Walker was a member of 1998 National Championship team who used his time on the Hill to set himself up for future success as a civil engineer.
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Engineering Vols Share a Silicon Valley Experience
A select group of upperclassmen and graduate students met with alumni working in the Silicon Valley.
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Engineering Double Agents
Alumni and students often have passions that parallel their engineering disciplines and follow those passions to great heights.