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      CEHHS Alumni Update – May 2021

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    • CEHHS Deaf Studies Professor Wins Fulbright Scholar Award

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      Robert Kelchen Recognized as Top-200 Public Influencer

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      Food4Vols Program Fights Food Insecurity on Rocky Top

      Global Sports Mentoring Program Celebrates 9th Anniversary

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    • CEHHS Deaf Studies Professor Wins Fulbright Scholar Award

      Director of Reading360 Research Center Named

      UT System Celebrates Formation of Tennessee Grow Your…

      Robert Kelchen Recognized as Top-200 Public Influencer

      CEHHS Receives $3.7 Million for Multi-Institution Special Education…

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      Tamika Catchings to Share Her Inspirational Story of…

      In My Own Words: Aley Sasport, FUTURE Program…

      Partners in Sports Caps Off Successful Year

      CEHHS Faculty and Graduate Students Named as 2021…

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  • News
  • Alumni
    • Tamika Catchings to Share Her Inspirational Story of…

      CEHHS Alumni in 2022 Volunteer 40 Under 40

      Tamika Catchings’ Fund Provides Free Hearing Aids and…

      Graduate Student Gives New Meaning to ‘Vol for…

      CEHHS Alumni Update – May 2021

  • Education and Society
    • CEHHS Deaf Studies Professor Wins Fulbright Scholar Award

      Director of Reading360 Research Center Named

      UT System Celebrates Formation of Tennessee Grow Your…

      Robert Kelchen Recognized as Top-200 Public Influencer

      CEHHS Receives $3.7 Million for Multi-Institution Special Education…

  • Outreach
    • Life-Changing Experiences at Camp Koinonia

      University-Assisted Community School Adds Sunbright School to the…

      Tamika Catchings’ Fund Provides Free Hearing Aids and…

      Food4Vols Program Fights Food Insecurity on Rocky Top

      Global Sports Mentoring Program Celebrates 9th Anniversary

  • Research and Discovery
    • CEHHS Deaf Studies Professor Wins Fulbright Scholar Award

      Director of Reading360 Research Center Named

      UT System Celebrates Formation of Tennessee Grow Your…

      Robert Kelchen Recognized as Top-200 Public Influencer

      CEHHS Receives $3.7 Million for Multi-Institution Special Education…

  • Students
    • Strong Showing for CEHHS Faculty, Staff, and Students…

      Tamika Catchings to Share Her Inspirational Story of…

      In My Own Words: Aley Sasport, FUTURE Program…

      Partners in Sports Caps Off Successful Year

      CEHHS Faculty and Graduate Students Named as 2021…

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Monthly Archives

May 2013

  • From the Schoolhouse to the Smokehouse

    by Cassandra Sproles May 29, 2013

    Allan Benton’s bacon and country hams have become the stuff of legend. And not only in the foodie world—it has seeped into pop culture, as well. Stories about Benton (’69) and his products have appeared in a documentary called Cured, as well as magazines such as Southern Living and Gourmet. In 2009, Esquire named Benton’s bacon “the world’s best.”

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  • Kenya’s Children

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    A multi-disciplinary team from the college has continued work on a collaborative project, supported by a National Science Foundation grant, to examine the daily experiences, health, and development of young…

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  • Camp Koinoinia Celebrates 34 Years

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    In April, more than 200 students from UT Knoxville spent a week helping children with disabilities at Camp Koinonia. The Therapeutic Recreation program at UT hosts the weeklong camp that…

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  • FUTURE Program Celebrates First Year

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    Last year, eight students stepped onto UT’s campus to find out what college life is like. It was an opportunity that these students may not have experienced without UT’s FUTURE…

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  • Educational Opportunity Center Receives $2.3 Million Grant

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    Low-income adults in Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina’s rural areas will now have greater access to postsecondary education, thanks to a federal grant recently awarded to the College of Education,…

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  • Center Lands State Department Grant

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    Before the ink was dry on the papers making the Center for Sport, Peace, and Society official at UT, the center had already landed a $1.2 million cooperative agreement with…

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  • Tamika Catchings

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    If you watched the 2012 Olympics this summer you may have seen CEHHS alumnae and former Lady Vol Tamika Catchings pulling down rebounds and helping lead the US women’s basketball…

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  • Off to the Races

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    Team UT students gain valuable experience working behind the scenes at the Kentucky Derby and the Super Bowl. Not many students can boast of the fact that they’ve been to…

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  • Learning the Circus Arts

    by Accolades Staff May 22, 2013

    From the top of a pair of stilts, it’s easy to see the change that has come to Pond Gap Elementary School since the University-Assisted Community School (UACS) began in…

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  • Capturing the Revolution

    by Accolades Staff May 21, 2013

    The Egyptian revolution became real for Professor Brian Barber (Child and Family Studies) when he first visited Cairo in February 2011. It became even more real when the sting of…

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