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Engineering Vols Honor UT Band via Project Management
“Involving engineering students with publicizing the traditions of the Pride of the Southland was a real ‘two-fer’,” said Martin. “It combined real-world experience in a project of lasting value for the engineers and a fitting tribute to the band’s impact on campus.”
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“At the Movies”: Engineers Show Spirit for Halloween Contests
This year’s theme was “At the Movies,” with administration judges dressed as a film crew and departments picking movie-related team costumes. New this year was an Office Decorating Contest, with separate prizes for the site-based décor efforts.
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Mayor Jacobs, CEOs Coming to UT to Discuss Workforce Development
Center for Advanced Systems Research and Education (CASRE) is hosting a two-day symposium on organizational and workforce requirements for the future.
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Fall Engineering Expo Sees Another Record Turnout
The Fall 2019 Engineering Expo sets another record with over 100 employers and more than 1,000 students attending the event.
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College Prepares to Welcome Guests During Summer Camps
The Tickle College of Engineering, college departments, and research centers are preparing to host several summer camps for hundreds of students.
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Photo Gallery: 2019 Senior Design Showcase
Our inaugural full-college Senior Design Showcase featured more than 125 teams of Engineering Vols.
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Women of Purpose Share Their Engineering Vision
“As a graduate student, I believe the event was really informative,” said attendee Dawn Sepehr, vice president of Systers. “Even if you think you already know your purpose and you’ve been in this field for a while now, it’s always a good idea to just pause for a moment and re-evaluate your values and make…
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Major General Brings Flight-Test Tales to UTSI
Major General Doug Pearson spoke to Tennessee AIAA members about his experience with flight tests at a luncheon at UTSI.
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2018 Boo in the Courtyard was a Yabba-dabba-do Home-Run Rock’n’roll Circus
The Tickle College of Engineering hosted the 2018 Boo in the Courtyard where the Department of Nuclear Engineering took top spots.
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UT Engineers Day Welcomes More Than 1,800 High Schoolers
The college welcomed more than 1,800 high schoolers to campus for Engineers Day 2018 where they were introduced to engineering at UT.