The Graduate School of Education, in the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences, is now forty-first among all public universities, up from forty-eighth among all public universities last year. “Over the past year we have enrolled…
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CEHHS faculty joined community volunteers to install a new natural playground at the North Head Start Center. The playground will give students a new recreation area and provide researchers with…
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Now in its fifth year, the Leadership Academy, a collaborative venture between UT and Knox County Schools, prepares talented individuals to become outstanding new school principals through a full-time, intensive…
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2014 Educators Hall of Honor Six educators who have significantly influenced students’ lives were inducted into UT’s 2014 Educators Hall of Honor on March 27. The Educators Hall of Honor…
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Since receiving a grant from the US State Department last year, the center’s Sarah Hillyer and Ashleigh Huffman have developed, lead, and facilitated programs for 125 women and girls from…
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Children in Tennessee and four other states will soon learn how to cook healthfully and live a healthy lifestyle thanks to a new 4-H research project.
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The first group of FUTURE students walked across the stage at the college’s commencement ceremony in May.
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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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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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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,…