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UT Playing Host to Regional Chemical Engineering Conference
Organizers expect almost 400 students, representing universities from across the southeast and Puerto Rico, to come to Knoxville for the two-day event on March 31 and April 1.
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How Safe is Your Water? UT Lecture to Cover Monitoring Methods
Sigma Xi’s mission is focused on research that can improve humanity, which dovetails with Phillips presentation.
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FIRST Robotics Competition Returns to Thompson-Boling Arena
This year’s competition—STEAMWORKS—blends the knowledge students have of robotics with a science fiction subculture known as steampunk.
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Two Professors to Represent UT at SEC Academic Conference
Two water experts from UT will be panelists at this month’s Southeastern Conference Academic Conference. The conference will take place March 27-28 at Mississippi State University and will feature researchers and academic leaders representing all 14 SEC institutions. The theme of this year’s conference is “The Future of Water: Regional Collaboration on Shared Climate, Coastlines…
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UT to Attempt World Record Live on the Today Show March 29
The nation’s eyes will focus on UT Wednesday, March 29, as the campus attempts to break the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest human letter by forming an enormous Power T in Neyland Stadium. The feat will be broadcast live from 7 to 9 a.m. on NBC’s Today show, with weatherman Al Roker doing…
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Kevin Ye: Student Report from 2017 Alternative Spring Break in Guatemala
Now, I love history, but food is where the real day-to-day experience comes from. Part of why I love traveling is trying different foods from around the world.
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Shavoshia Leslie: Student Report from 2017 Alternative Spring Break in Guatemala
I decided to skip the beach or the chance of sleeping away my whole spring break of 2017 in my home town and start one of my life goals to travel the world.
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Max Hackenbrack: Student Report from 2017 Alternative Spring Break in Guatemala
By studying abroad, students gain a global context. It frames your thinking and calls on you to think big about your actions. As we study to become engineers, it is important to grasp how our actions will influence the world around us.
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Samuel Scruggs: Student Report from 2017 Alternative Spring Break in Guatemala
We woke up early the next morning to travel to our main destination of the trip, Quetzaltenango. On the way, we stopped at some ancient Mayan ruins and explored the area.
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Megan Lamon: Student Report from 2017 Alternative Spring Break in Guatemala
This was by far the best trip I have ever been on, and I am so very thankful for the opportunity to explore another country and the culture of the people who live there.
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