UT Knoxville Alumni recently unveiled the 2024 class of Volunteer 40 Under 40 award winners. This year’s class included five alumni from the College of Education, Health & Human Sciences. …
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by Lindsey Owen Mcbee As the announcer named the runner-up of Miss Tennessee 2019, Brianna Mason Broady (’17, ’18) folded over in excitement and tears. Her competitor’s name had been …
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Saundra McGuire Saundra McGuire, professor emerita of chemistry and director emerita of the Center for Academic Success at Louisiana State University was recognized among the 2022 Accomplished Alumni by UT. …
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With nationwide teacher shortages causing a strain on schools and students, UT’s Grow Your Own program is helping teachers’ assistants get certified and step in front of the classroom. by …
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Pilot study indicates couples may benefit from shared workouts by Amy Blakely To live happily ever after, couples may vow to support each other through better or worse, richer or …
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by Leah Powell Health and movement tracking has come a long way from the pedometers people once wore on their hips to count their steps. Contemporary fitness trackers like Apple …
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Many of us associate the term “influencer” with someone with a large following on social media, such as Instagram or Facebook, who sets trends or promotes products. But did you …
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Two venerated institutions of higher learning—UT and Knoxville College—stand just over a mile apart in downtown Knoxville. As the institutions work together to advance reaccreditation of the historically Black college, …
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Research from the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences is getting widespread attention. Take a look at some of our faculty’s latest work. Hollie Raynor, CEHHS associate dean for …
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by Amy Blakely Professor Deborah Reed has spent most of her career teaching youngsters to read—and helping teachers improve reading education. Her interest in the field stems from two very …
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