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Alex Grim: Student Report from 2015 Alternative Summer Break in Belize
The engineering trip to San Ignacio, Belize, was a very rewarding and educational one. I have traveled to many places, but when I do I stay in hotels, or only stop by for a short time as part of a cruise. This experience was completely different than those in a better way.
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Rosemary Dabbs: Student Report from 2015 Alternative Summer Break in Belize
My trip to San Ignacio, Belize, was one of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had. When people hear that I went to Belize for a week, they think of white sandy beaches, blue ocean water, and fancy resorts. My trip was so much more than just a vacation.
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Keppens to Lead Materials Science and Engineering at Tennessee
Keppens will take over the helm of the department from Kurt Sickafus, who is retiring from the position after four years.
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Hazen to Lead UT’s Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment
A leading center at UT will soon have a new director: accomplished faculty member Terry Hazen is taking the helm at the Institute for a Secure and Sustainable Environment.
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Hydraulics and Sedimentation Lab Holds Promise of Water Security
Water-related issues are quickly shaping up to be a major concern around the world, and a new lab at UT hopes to tackle that concern.
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UT Rail Experts Featured in Amtrak Crash Coverage
Speaking about the Amtrak accident near Philadelphia that killed eight and injured more than 200, Clarke shared insight with National Public Radio’s nationwide show Morning Edition, speaking to them about a type of backup control for trains called “Positive Train Control.”
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Huntsman Inspires Class of 2015 at Commencement
“Don’t be afraid to take a chance on the unknown.” That was the message from keynote speaker Ken Huntsman as the College of Engineering said farewell to another group of graduates during spring 2015 commencement at Thompson-Boling Arena on Friday, May 8. Huntsman, who earned his master’s degree in computer science at UT in 1977,…
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Three Graduates Joining NASA from One Engineering Department
For a university to land even one graduate in a given year at NASA is a nice accomplishment. For one department to have three graduates head to the nation’s space agency doesn’t just speak volumes, it yells them. This summer, the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering will see three of its own—Justine Barry,…
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UTNE Members Participate in Workshop
[twothirds] Members of the UT Department of Nuclear Engineering’s computational fuel management group traveled to Nashville to conduct a workshop on the NESTLE 3D nodal core simulator at the Joint International Conference on Mathematics and Computation (M&C), Supercomputing in Nuclear Applications (SNA) and the Monte Carlo (MC) Method, held April 19-23, 2015. The team led…
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Gray Honored by International Association of Administrative Professionals
Rita Gray, academic coordinator of the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, received the Knoxville Chapter of International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP) Professional Member of the Year Award, given annually during Administrative Professionals Week. The recipient is selected by the members based on the following criteria: attendance and participation at chapter meetings and events,…
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