ISE and Green Magnet STEM Academy have been outreach partners since 2019, and in 2021, alum Chelsea Hooker and Assistant Professor of Practice Laura Knight expanded this relationship by adding a creative mentoring program for fourth graders.
ISE Outreach Partnership Fuels Loves for Math and Science
Kobza to Step Down as ISE Department Head at End of June, Remain on Faculty
John Kobza’s decade long tenure as department head oversaw a period of great growth and success for the department.
Systems that Align Productivity and Retention
UT’s Center for Advanced Systems Research and Education teamed with Consolidated Nuclear Security to study and improve workplaces for employers and employees.
Leaving a Legacy
As the founder of UT’s championship-winning VEX U team, Grant Kobes forged a Volunteer legacy in robotics, achieving his vision of leaving behind a world-class program focused on STEM outreach and community service.
Center for Global Engagement Helps Build Uzbekistan Collaborations
Heath Faculty Fellow in Business and Engineering Rupy Sawhney has helped forge ties with a university in Uzbekistan.
Tiffany Sithiphone Shines with the Volunteer Spirit
TCE alumna Tiffany Sithiphone actively supports Women in Engineering at UT as she earns national recognition for her leadership in career and diversity roles.
Mingzhou Jin Earns John D. Tickle Professorship
Mingzhou Jin is the latest TCE faculty member to achieve the designation of John D. Tickle Professor, bestowed in honor of his exemplary scholarly research and publication record, teaching, and service record. The appointment begins August 1, with a potential renewal at five years and continued designation.
UTRF Selects Four Tickle College of Engineering-Led Projects for Funding
The UT Research Foundation is funding projects from Tickle College of Engineering faculty Floyd Ostrowski, Fan Zhang, Caleb Rucker, and Ryan Ginder.
Engineering Students Help Promote COVID Vaccinations Through Competition
UT engineering students developed pamphlets aimed at encouraging people to get the COVID vaccine as part of an Engineers in Medicine Society competition.
Collaborative Team Designs Virtual Health Care Simulation App
In spring semester 2021, students in the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s College of Nursing will get firsthand experience testing out a new virtual health care app designed by a team of faculty and students from across campus.