In the digital age, communication often takes place through various chat platforms. At the University of Tennessee, UT Verse is a popular tool for obtaining information and assistance. Preserving these interactions can be crucial, especially when they contain important details or instructions. One effective way to archive these chats is by downloading them as Microsoft… Read More
On one of the first sunny days last spring, virologist Colleen Jonsson, PhD, sat outside her office building at the University of Tennessee Health Sciences, face up to the sun. “You have to get your sun,” she says to a passerby. The Harriet S. Van Vleet Chair of Excellence in Virology in the Department of… Read More
UT Health Sciences Intramurals is looking for referees and game officials to help with our spring sports season! If you’ve played sports in the past and have a solid understanding of the game, we’d love to have you involved. Get Paid for the games you work! Help support and keep our leagues running smoothly Spring… Read More
Join us this Saturday for a ONE-DAY PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT! Location: DOC’S Field Tennis Courts Date: March 21 Time: 9:00 am – ~1:00 pm (or sooner) Doubles play – all skill levels welcome! Teams may include 1 non-member Current members are encouraged to play Deadlines: Teams must be created by Friday, March 20, at 12:00 pm… Read More
According to the National Cybersecurity Alliance, there are four cybersecurity basics everyone should use for online safety. Part two of our four-part series is about multifactor authentication (MFA). Multifactor authentication (sometimes called 2FA) adds an extra security layer by requiring something more than just your password to log in. Think of it as using two… Read More
Want to be in the know about what’s happening across UT Health Sciences? Check out The Pulse, a new monthly email newsletter full of the best stories, events, and media coverage of UT Health Sciences. This newsletter replaced the former 5 Quick Things emails to help our university community be proud of the impact of… Read More
Wednesday, March 25, 2026 12:00 – 12:30 pm, Central Tom Laughner, PhD, Teaching and Learning Center The ability to analyze and present quantitative data has become much easier with the assistance of artificial intelligence. Join us as we demonstrate how to use Microsoft Copilot to determine what statistical tests to use to support our research,… Read More
Available March 16 – 22, 2026 Note: Contact the Teaching and Learning Center to view this week’s session, send email to tlc@uthsc.edu In this 20-Minute Mentor, Christy Ball, Associate Professor of Practice and Director of Undergraduate Career Development at The University of Arizona College of Science Psychology, offers a clear and efficient solution. She shares… Read More
