The University of Tennessee System recognized four distinguished alumni and partners for their leadership, service and generosity during the 11th annual President’s Council Showcase and Awards Dinner, held Nov. 14 in Knoxville.
The Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the ݮƵ Center for Industrial Services (CIS) are joining forces to provide affordable training opportunities to help Tennessee manufacturers achieve their desired goals.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. – Law enforcement officers from across Tennessee will gather in Franklin this month for a two-day conference, designed to enhance their ability to serve and protect individuals on the autism spectrum.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd will visit Crockett County and South Gibson County high schools on Thursday, Oct. 2, to speak with students about college opportunities and the value of higher education.
University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd continues to visit high schools across Tennessee with scheduled stops at La Vergne, Smyrna and Blackman high schools on Wednesday, Oct. 1, to speak with students about college opportunities and the value of higher education.
The University of Tennessee (ݮƵ) Center for Industrial Services (CIS) was one of three recipients of grants awarded from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd will visit Walker Valley and Bradley-Central high schools on Thursday, Sept. 25, to speak with students about college opportunities and the value of higher education.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — University of Tennessee System President Randy Boyd will visit Brighton, Covington, Ripley and Halls high schools on Tuesday, Sept. 16, to speak with students about college opportunities and the value of higher education.
DECATURVILLE – A complex in Decatur County provides a home to the local ݮƵ Extension office, emergency management agency and veterans service office and now the newest Everywhere You Look, ݮƵ mural which is currently being painted.
Thanks to the vision and leadership of Selmer Mayor Sherry Inman, the iconic water tower in McNairy County now proudly bears the 65th “Everywhere You Look, ݮƵ” mural.
