UT alumni from across all campuses enjoyed a 10-day Glacial Adventures of Alaska cruise. Back row, from left, Dale Colwell, Ed Lawrence (Chattanooga ’84), Donna Lawrence (Chattanooga ’81), David Ingram (Knoxville ’77), Tom Sterling; second row, from left, Leland McNabb, Mike Davidson, Tabitha McNabb (Knoxville ’85), Linda Davidson, Debbie Ingram (Chattanooga ’84, Knoxville ’94), Judy Counce (Martin ’65), Jimmy Counce (Martin ’69); front row, from left, Teresa Huggins (HSC ’81), Don Abitz, Casey Colwell Wingo (Knoxville ’17), Jayne Sterling (Martin ’68), Jackie Wise (Knoxville ’09) and Lisa Abitz.
Sharon Nowlin marveled at the size of a Lady Vols Basketball player’s shoe during a locker room tour as part of the Spectator Camp event hosted by the Alliance of Women Philanthropists and the Tennessee Fund.
Jane Guthrie (Chattanooga ’61), UTC student Quin Crumb and John Guthrie (Chattanooga ’60) are pictured at the annual UTC Donor and Student Scholarship luncheon.
From left, Ben Scott, Riddell Scott (HSC ’02), Nishel Patel (HSC ’11) and TJ Patel, HSC Department of Dermatology chair attend the UTHSC Department of Dermatology weekend.
Bill (Martin ’70) and Rosann Nunnelly meet with two of the first four scholarship recipients from the couple’s $22 million bequest to fund scholarships, the largest in UT Martin’s history. Pictured are, from left, Jacob Bybee, Rosann Nunnelly, Cierra Russell and Bill Nunnelly.
The 2019 College of Medicine Outstanding Alumni Award recipients were honored during a special dinner. Pictured, from left, are Bill Mariencheck (Knoxville ’63, HSC ’65), Donald Barker (HSC ’75), Gene Mangiante (HSC ’75) and Peter Whitington (HSC ’71).
Seiche Genger, center, (Knoxville ’14) was awarded the Horizon Award at Ag Day. She is pictured with Tim Cross (left), UTIA senior vice president and senior vice chancellor, and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue.
From left, Mario Parson, Jazmine Clark, LaDarius Parson, Tania Parson and Tonya Parson (Martin ’93) attend UT Martin’s Legacy Luncheon.
At the 2019 Ag Day, Ruth Henderson McQueen (Knoxville ’73, ’75), middle, received the Meritorious Service Award. McQueen developed international 4-H programming and was involved in many areas of the 4-H organization. She is pictured with UTIA Senior Vice President and Senior Vice Chancellor Tim Cross, left, and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue.
UT Knoxville celebrated 25 outstanding alumni at the 225th Anniversary and Alumni Awards Gala. Back row, from left: Ed Ingle (Knoxville ’83), J. Reginald Hill (Knoxville ’77, ’80), Chuck Griffin (Knoxville ’84), Kelly Headden (Knoxville ’88), Dane Bradshaw (Knoxville ’06, ’07), Marshall Ramsey (Knoxville ’91), Lauren Akins (Knoxville ’12), Keith Carver (Knoxville ’95, ’09), Chad Goldman (Knoxville ’93); middle row, from left: James Herbert (Knoxville ’62), Judi Herbert (Knoxville ’63), Syreeta Vaughn (Knoxville ’05, ’13), Sunshine Parker (Knoxville ’03, ’04), Cheri Beasley (Knoxville ’91), Delores Ziegler (Knoxville ’79); front row, from left: Larry Pratt (Knoxville ’73), Cavanaugh Mims (Knoxville ’86), Shuwanza Goff (Knoxville ’06), Joe Johnson (Knoxville ’60, ’68), Theotis Robinson Jr. (Knoxville ’65), Karen Bowling (Knoxville ’94), Holly Sullivan (Knoxville ’94, ’98)
Alejandro (Chattanooga ’01) and Amy Lopez with son Mateo attend pre-game activities.
Alumni and donors to UT Knoxville gather at the Tyson Alumni Center before each home football game to tailgate. From left, Brandy Brown (Chattanooga ’17) and Jameko Williams (Knoxville ’00).
Members of the UT Martin class of 1969 returned to campus to celebrate their golden class reunion.
The Class of 1969, the last graduating class of the University of Chattanooga, recently celebrated its 50th reunion. Members of the class enjoyed a luncheon, campus tour and class dinner. During a service held in Patten Chapel, the class members were inducted into the UC Fifty Plus Club.
Jerry Ray (Knoxville ’76), middle, receives the 2019 Tennessee Farmer of the Year award. He is pictured with UTIA Senior Vice President Tim Cross, left, and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue.
From left, Jean Payne (Chattanooga ’82), Kim Garner Combs (Chattanooga ’81, ’89) and Julie Steele (Knoxville ’83) attended the third annual Alliance of Women Philanthropists Tailgate prior to the UT Knoxville vs. UT Chattanooga football game.
Attending the UTHSC College of Medicine Alumni and Friends Reception are, from left, Errol Thomas (HSC ’00), LaTonya Washington (HSC ’04), Scott Strome, UTHSC College of Medicine executive dean, Corbi Milligan (HSC ’00, Knoxville ’13), Jessica Minor-Ruffin (HSC ’00) and Bianca Sweeten (HSC ’97).
In September, the UT Knoxville Alumni Board of Directors celebrated 10 years of helping to advance the university and enrich the lives of students and alumni.
Hurricane Helene brought record floods to Tennessee. Public officials, teamwork, and community spirit helped save lives and set the path for rebuilding and recovery.
For years, IPS agencies have offered training opportunities to help state and municipal officials like Gary Behler get off to a strong start and do their jobs better.
