The University of Tennessee Health Sciences Campus Police Department proudly announces the retirement of Security Officer Veronica Jones, effective Sunday, November 1, 2026. Security Officer Jones joined the Campus Police Department on April 14, 2008, bringing a heart for service, genuine compassion for people, and a commitment to excellence. Throughout her more than eighteen years… Read More
Today is Election Day, and your vote is crucial in building a healthier democracy! Make your plan to vote: Confirm your polling place and hours. Check what ID to bring. Learn about the candidates and issues on your ballot.
Available November 2 – 8, 2026 Note: Contact the Teaching and Learning Center to view this week’s session, send email to [email protected] In this 20-Minute Mentor, Anna Gavrilova shows how peer dialogue can make time-management instruction more personal and more effective. She shares seven activities instructors can begin adapting right away, including partner self-assessments, time-tracking… Read More
Hello everyone, APAMSA’s annual Diwali show will be happening on Thursday, November 19th at 7pm in the SAC Auditorium. Join us for food, henna, and a night of amazing performances by your fellow students as we celebrate the Festival of Lights! If you plan to attend or perform, please fill out the RSVP form. We… Read More
UT Health Sciences faculty, staff, students, family and friends are invited to join us for our Starry Nights Community Night at Shelby Farms Park on Thursday, Dec. 10! Enjoy the brand-new drive through Arctic Adventure Experience holiday light display produced by World of Illumination! Then, join us for hot chocolate in our private Holiday Yurt,… Read More
On Tuesday, November 3, 2026 from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm, ITS is performing maintenance on our Banner database. Banner, including Banner Self Service, will be unavailable during this time. Thanks for your cooperation as ITS continues to work to improve our campus technology resources!
Epilepsy is the 4th most common neurological disease and impacts everyone. The condition does not discriminate. While anyone of any age and any population develop epilepsy, it is more common in children and the elderly. Epilepsy Awareness Month in November brings attention to a condition affecting more than 1 million in the United States. This… Read More
Before submitting a request, ask TechTriage for help finding an answer. The TechConnect chatbot can guide you to relevant Knowledge Base articles and self-service information for common technology questions, helping you get the information you need without waiting. TechTriage Challenge: Ask TechTriage about the keyword “orange” and see what happens. If you find the hidden… Read More
