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Quanita Choudhury: Student Report from 2016 Alternative Spring Break in Belize
I wasn’t sure what exactly I would gain from this trip to Belize. But now that I’m looking back, I realize that one blog post isn’t enough to describe just how beneficial this trip has been for me.
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Robert Nickle: Student Report from 2016 Alternative Spring Break in Belize
We started off the day with a fairly typical Belizean breakfast with juice; then we were off to our first adventure. We reached a river with no bridges, only a ferry to take us across. While we waited for our ride, we exchanged money for various gifts at shops along the road.
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Jessica Martinez: Student Report from 2016 Alternative Spring Break in Belize
My Spring Break trip to Belize was an adventure full of National Geographic moments, cultural immersion, and international bounding.
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Tennessee Chapter of ACEC to Honor Two Engineering Students
The Tennessee chapter of the American Council of Engineering Companies has selected Kyle Goodrick and Kelli Grissom as its 2016 scholarship recipients.
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Search Open for Executive Director of UT Space Institute
The position of executive director of the UT Space Institute has been reopened, and the recruiting process is now underway.
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Spring Engineering Expo Sets Record for Attendance, Employers
It’s not just that the office saw double-digit percent increases in both employers and students attending—it is the quality of both that really brings across the importance of the event.
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UT-ORNL Breakthrough Aims to Improve Tech Gadgets, TVs
Phones, tablets, computers, and even televisions use the technology, which relies on substances known as transparent conductive films.
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Society of Women Engineers Hosting Event for Middle School Girls
UT’s Society of Women Engineers (SWE) chapter is hosting its third annual spring event, “Tomorrow’s Engineers Today,” which gives middle school girls a chance to come to campus for a day and get hands-on experience in various types of engineering.
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Sustainability Efforts Net Hathaway NSF CAREER Award
Jon Hathaway, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering, recently earned a prestigious CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation for his work in sustainable urban water management.
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