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awesome
Putting a green twist on the university
tradition of Big Orange Friday, join the SGA Traditions Committee and the Office of
Sustainability for UT’s first-ever Big Green Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. tomorrow
on the Pedestrian Walkway with giveaways, games, free food, and music. The event will
celebrate our sustainability achievements and showcase our campus’s green
pride. Everyone is encouraged to wear green as a way to celebrate the earth and support
UT’s efforts to Make Orange Green.
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reminders
The campus community is invited to a
special memorial service to honor the students, faculty, and staff we have lost in the past
academic year. The service will be held at 5:00 p.m. Monday, March 30, in the
Humanities Amphitheater. The new tradition provides the opportunity to join family and
friends to memorialize members of our Volunteer family who have passed away.
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see you there
Join the hike to raise awareness about
sexual assault. Everyone is encouraged to put on a pair of heels and hike from the
Torchbearer to Ayres Hall at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 1. The event is open to anyone
who wants to participate—individually or as part of a team. You can also show your
support by donating on behalf of a participant.
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awesome
Do you have plans for summer yet? If not,
maybe you should think about staying in Knoxville and taking a couple of classes at UT.
The university has just been named one of the fifty
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involved
The Office of the Dean of Students launched
its new initiative, Lunch Hours, this week as an opportunity for you to invite a faculty or
staff member to lunch at no charge. Students can make plans to invite a faculty or staff
member on certain Tuesdays and Fridays at either Presidential Court Cafe, Southern
Kitchen, or the University Center. Learn about the initiative
and see updated information about ways you can participate.
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see you there
Social Media Week will highlight the power
of social media with sessions and panel discussions from Monday, March 30, through
Thursday, April 2. The week is sponsored by the College of Communication and
Information and events are open to everyone.
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reminders
Based on the success of its 2014 pilot
program that offered online summer courses to help students stay on track, the College
of Arts and Sciences will expand its online summer offerings to a total of twenty-one
courses this summer. Open to all majors; registration is now open for summer. A full list of courses offered online can be found here.
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