Love and Sustainability in Shanghai
By Matthew Lyons This past summer I was lucky enough to travel to Shanghai and participate in the Civil and […]
Category Archives: Above Grade Blog
CE 481 Creates Preliminary Designs for CEC’s project with the Knoxville Zoo for the Elephant Exhibit
CE 481 is the Environmental Engineering II class focused on Water and Wastewater Engineering. The students learn how to design […]
Senior Design Showcases Hands-On Community Engagement
The CE400 capstone Senior design course provides a comprehensive, team oriented, design experience in which students apply their acquired knowledge and skills […]
UTK ASCE Student Chapter Brings Home 7th Place Overall in Student Conference
Congratulations to this year’s UTK ASCEStudent Chapter for earning a respectable 7th place overall out of 26 schools competing in […]
CEE Student Uses Civil Engineering to Test Hockey Sticks
I personally am doing a project with a fellow teammate on the hockey team to determine the best type of hockey sticks to purchase. What do hockey and civil engineering have in common?
Kristen Wyckoff’s Summer Studies in Beijing
After spending a summer in Beijing, China, as an EAPSI Fellow (East Asia Pacific Summer Institute), I can easily say it was one of the best and most productive summers I have ever had.
Freshmen Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to these CEE students for earning superlative grades during their freshmen year and receiving departmental scholarships! Read more about who they are and why they picked CEE at UT.
Kristen Wyckoff Reflects on 3MT Competition
CEE graduate student Kristen Wyckoff Reflects on the semi-final and final rounds of the Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition.
Report from the President of UT’s Institute of Transportation Engineers Student Chapter
Within the past year, the ITE Student Chapter has provided varied opportunities to its members through professional, social, educational and community-service activities.
ASCE Student Conference Highlights
This year, the team at UT placed 4th overall in the ASCE Southeastern Student Conference.