Student Success
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International Food Research
As part of a grant funded by the National Science Foundation, a group of UT engineering students is traveling to New Zealand this summer to participate in food innovation and sustainability research.
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Hometown Legacy
Lynne Parker, a former student, professor, and leader at UT, has been named the 2025 Nathan W. Dougherty Award winner, which is the highest honor bestowed by the Tickle College of Engineering.
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TCE’s 2025 EUReCA Award Recipients
More than 100 engineering students and groups presented at this year’s EUReCA competition. Here are this year’s award winners.
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TCE Students Complete Grand Challenge Scholars Program
Three Tickle College of Engineering students successfully completed the Grand Challenge Scholars Program, a prestigious international program connected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE).
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Patel Provides the Student Voice on UT System Board
Lisa Patel, a junior biomedical engineering major, is serving as the student trustee on the University of Tennessee System Board of Trustees for this academic year. It’s a role she’s always wanted.
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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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Molding Future Job Candidates
A donation by Moldex3D, an industry-leading plastics flow simulation program, has benefited TCE faculty and students in their research over the last year. The tool has helped students become more marketable to future employers.
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Students Teaching STEM
Students from the Tickle College of Engineering have been visiting Holston Middle School to help the school achieve a STEM designation from the state. The yearlong initiative is already having positive results.
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Heath IBEP Students Help Alleviate Campus Parking Problems
Several engineering students were involved in creating the new VolPark app through their classes in the Heath Integrated Business and Engineering Program.
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Drum Line Member Uses Engineering Resources to Fix Part
After a part for her drum carrier kept breaking, senior Anukkah Burleson found a solution with the help of the Kao Innovation & Collaboration Studio.