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Whether you’re a
new or returning student, it’s never too soon to plan for a successful
semester. Anton Reece, executive director of the Student Success Center, has
ten important tips for success during your time in college.
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reminders
There are still a few more
assignments for the First-Year Studies 100 course that all freshmen must
complete. Before you begin the holiday weekend, remember to log in to Blackboard to finish all of your remaining
assignments by Friday, August 29 in order to receive a satisfactory grade.
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involved
We’re working hard to
“Make Orange Green” by reducing the environmental impact on
our campus. From campus-wide energy conservation and recycling to programs
like the Eco-Vols and Project Veggie, these initiatives are making a big
difference. Take a look at how you can get involved in
making orange green.
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awesome
Fans of the Pride of the
Southland Band are in for a treat this season when UT’s beloved marching band
takes the field. The 340-member band features 150 freshmen—its largest group
of freshmen to date. Catch up with the band and learn about some of their new
initiatives here.
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see you there
As a kick-off to recruiting
season, Career Services will host their annual cookout from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00
p.m. Thursday outside of their offices at Dunford Hall. Meet members of their
staff, enjoy free food, and get a free planner.
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Did you know that UT has its
own farmers market? Stock up on veggies, fruit, and locally made products at
the UT Gardens on the Agriculture campus. The market is set up from 4:00 to
7:00 p.m. on Wednesdays through October 22.
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involved
If you’re interested in
meeting new people from around the world, you should apply to become an I-
Vol. This student volunteer group helps with the various events throughout the
year hosted by the International House. Applications are due August 31 and
can be found here.
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Let’s welcome
Timothy Burkhalter, UT’s new director of the Office of Conduct and
Community Standards, to Rocky Top! His office advocates for student rights
and due process in an educational environment. Learn more about
Timothy’s background here.
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