May 9, 2012. The Arena teemed with over 260 engineering graduates and their 2500 friends and family in attendance. Thomas Mason (PhD '88), Director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, President and CEO of UT-Battelle, joined students and faculty as the commencement speaker. (read more)
Enter the Dean's Circle giving club
Make an annual gift and join the power of many gifts. Annual giving has supported freshmen programs, student scholarships, and much more through the combination of your gifts. Annual gifts ensure that the Dean has funds to address problems or limitations as they arise in the College of Engineering. Ask your company to match your gift and you could double or triple your gift to the college. (Read More)
AMETEK Fellowship Launches Collaboration with UT
AMETEK selected UT College of Engineering to be its recipient for a graduate fellowship in Materials Science! (read more)
Wear your Orange!
100th Engineer's Day Anniversary
The College of Engineering's 100 year tradition continues this fall with the annual Engineer's Day celebration. This year we expect over 1,000 high school students will come to campus to learn about engineering. We ask all alumni to show your colors by wearing your orange around the world on October 25 to celebrate Engineer's Day with us! (read more)
Ring, Ring
For some students the start of another fall semester here on Rocky Top means starting new classes, settling in to new places to live, and preparing for Saturdays full of football. For about 70 students working in the UT Foundation Telefund office it is back to work beginning August 6th. These dedicated student callers spend their nights throughout the year calling alumni to provide updates about new things on campus, gathering critical updated contact information, and asking for alumni to become advocates of UT. (read more)
Our COE alums tell us that one of their favorite features in the college's newsletter (Tennessee Engineer) is the "Alumni News" section. Whether you have moved, gotten a promotion or received an award, tell us about it! Send your information to Randall Brown at [log in to unmask]
Make an annual gift and join the power of many gifts. Annual giving has supported freshmen programs, student scholarships, and much more through the combination of your gifts. Annual gifts ensure that the Dean has funds to address problems or limitations as they arise in the College of Engineering. Ask your company to match your gift and you could double or triple your gift to the college.
AMETEK selected UT College of Engineering to be its recipient for a graduate fellowship in Materials Science! 
For some students the start of another fall semester here on Rocky Top means starting new classes, settling in to new places to live, and preparing for Saturdays full of football. For about 70 students working in the UT Foundation Telefund office it is back to work beginning August 6th. These dedicated student callers spend their nights throughout the year calling alumni to provide updates about new things on campus, gathering critical updated contact information, and asking for alumni to become advocates of UT. 
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