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Members Share Benefits of the Society of Women Engineers
“SWE has provided me with the tools to develop my leadership skills and networking abilities, which have led to two internships and employment after graduation.”
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Department of Nuclear Engineering Moves to Engineering and Science Annex
Faculty and staff of the Department of Nuclear Engineering moved their offices to the Engineering and Science Annex, 1412 Circle Drive. The department will operate from there until completion of the new engineering building.
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Civil Engineers Build Canstruction for Second Harvest
Other team designs included structures such as “Silent Night, Jedi Knight,” “Dance the Horah for our CANorah,” and “Miracle on Gay Street.”
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Bredesen Center Students Attend Policy Conference
“We got to meet with diplomats, politicians, managers from agencies, officials from non-governmental organizations—really a wide range of backgrounds,” said Ajinjeru. “It was inspiring to see women getting together to tackle policies that impact the world.”
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Jasmine Worlds Earns Student Leadership Award
The Student Leadership Award recognizes students who strive to make outstanding contributions to the varied aspects of science, technology, engineering, or math education and who have demonstrated an interest and commitment to volunteering and learning while impacting the academic atmosphere of their campus.
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Accolades: Notable Achievements for August 28, 2017
Brakewood Wins TRB’s 2017 Fred Burggraf Award Candace Brakewood, assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, recently won the Transportation Research Board’s 2017 Fred Burggraf Award. This international award recognizes the year’s best research paper by researchers 35 years of age or younger, and it is one of the highest honors presented…
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Accolades: Notable News for August 14, 2017
Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honor society, has named UT engineering alumna Terry Olberding as a 2017 recipient of its Distinguished Alumnus Award.
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Accolades: Notable News for July 17, 2017
Biomedical engineering Professor Mohamed Mahfouz was recognized for his role in the conception of Zimmer’s X-PSI Knee System, the world’s first CE Marked X-ray-based patient specific instrument system for total knee replacement surgery.
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Accolades: Notable Achievements for July 3, 2017
UTSI Graduate Students Receive First Place in IISE Student Paper Competition University of Tennessee Space Institute graduate research assistants Javad Seif and Brett Shields received first place in the student paper competition conducted by the construction division of the Institute of Industrial & Systems Engineers for their paper titled “Minimizing the cost of machinery procurement…
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EcoCAR 3 Team Welcomed Home From Successful Competition
Faculty, staff, and students gathered on the engineering plaza on May 26, 2017, to welcome home the University of Tennessee EcoCAR 3 team. They earned an overall fifth-place finish (out of 16) with a sweet set of superlatives in their third year of competition. First IVM — 60 mph First 50-70 mph First in Ride…