Better World
We all want to do our part to make the world a better place, but more often than not, we struggle to find our specific area of talent. Continue reading Better World
Tag: Class of 2010-’19
Family Linked to UT Since 1946
An “Everywhere You Look, UT” mural shows pride. Continue reading Family Linked to UT Since 1946
A Nation’s Promise
A forensic anthropologist searches the world for service members to keep the United States’ promise. Continue reading A Nation’s Promise
A Better Place
Jennifer and Brian Winbigler hope their efforts create not only a brighter future for their children, but also the rest of the world. Continue reading A Better Place
Conserja. Apoyadora. Amiga.
As an admissions coordinator, Nancy Sanchez provides the support and encouragement she wishes she received. Continue reading Conserja. Apoyadora. Amiga.
Diversity: A Good Start, Not the Finish Line
Robert Fisher considers an Alexander Hamilton quote as a reminder of a specific duty institutions owe to the people they serve. Continue reading Diversity: A Good Start, Not the Finish Line
Finding a Better Way
A class at UT Martin leads to a patent. Continue reading Finding a Better Way
Assisting in a Crisis
Alumni and donors give to help students impacted by COVID-19. Continue reading Assisting in a Crisis
From Africa: Alumna Evacuated from Namibia
For Peace Corps volunteers like Alex Cleveland, readjusting to life in your “home” country is usually difficult. Moving back in the middle of a global pandemic amplifies that experience. Continue reading From Africa: Alumna Evacuated from Namibia
Award Winner
Nationally recognized teacher Katie Picciuto praises her UTC career preparation. Continue reading Award Winner
“A-ha!”
The classroom experience is eye opening for future teachers. Continue reading “A-ha!”
The Maker City
UT alumnus David Harman helps drive Knoxville’s creative space. Continue reading The Maker City
Own Your Truth
Generational addiction stalked the family of Miss Tennessee 2017 Caty Davis. But she didn’t back down. Continue reading Own Your Truth
Not their First Rodeo
Professional cowboys trace their start to UT Martin. Continue reading Not their First Rodeo
VOLunteering
Alternative Break celebrates 25 years of inspiring lifelong service. Continue reading VOLunteering
The Story of Her Life
Alumna helps others overcome through occupational therapy. Continue reading The Story of Her Life
The Long Walk
After his father was diagnosed with an incurable cancer, he decided to take action that covered more than 2,100 miles. In doing so, he raised hope not only for his father, but for others. Continue reading The Long Walk
A Broken Life Becomes Art
After a car hit him while he rode his bicycle, he thought his dreams of a wife, family and music—along with the ability to walk—lost forever. Yet, as one person says, “The tragedy that broke him, built him.” Continue reading A Broken Life Becomes Art
Making the Decision, Taking the Leap
Juggling work, motherhood and online grad school Continue reading Making the Decision, Taking the Leap
Fulfilling a Passion, Making a Difference
If you told Joshua Light a few years ago that he would have a nursing degree and a good job at a Memphis hospital by the time he was 23, he probably would not have believed you. Continue reading Fulfilling a Passion, Making a Difference
Higher Education Leads to Higher Calling
When Rosie Ann Riley received a doctor of pharmacy degree from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Pharmacy in May 2015, she’d already had two careers. Continue reading Higher Education Leads to Higher Calling
Mom Sacrifices Time With Her Daughter Toward Brighter Future For Them Both
For nearly a year, 2,570 miles separated Madeleine Beatty from her 5-year-old daughter, Mathilde. Continue reading Mom Sacrifices Time With Her Daughter Toward Brighter Future For Them Both
Blake Thomas Finds What He’s Looking For in ‘Tiny House’
Blake Thomas wasn’t looking for fame or fortune but rather passion and purpose. Continue reading Blake Thomas Finds What He’s Looking For in ‘Tiny House’