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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga College of Engineering and Computer Science

The College of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is grounded in the application of scientific and mathematical principles and based on a commitment to interdisciplinary study, our programs and activities:

-Prepare undergraduate students for rewarding professional careers or graduate study and for a lifetime of creative thinking and adaptive learning as productive citizens;
-Prepare post-baccalaureate and graduate students for continuing professional development and career advancement;
-Promote excellence in teaching and learning through scholarship in our disciplines;
-Perform and disseminate applied research that solves problems of transforming information, matter, and energy into structures, machines, products, technologies, systems, organizations, and processes; and
-Serve the University and our professional communities with leadership and distinction

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10/14/2026

From the classroom to the Tennessee River! 🌊

UTC environmental engineering students are taking their learning into the field, collecting water samples and studying how development and surrounding conditions affect water quality.

Led by Dr. Jejal Bathi, UTC’s environmental engineering program gives students hands-on experience tackling real-world challenges involving clean water, pollution, waste management and sustainable infrastructure.

Learn how UTC is preparing the next generation of environmental engineers to make a difference in their communities. ⬇️

🔗 https://blog.utc.edu/news/2026/10/utc-environmental-engineering-program-prepares-students-to-address-water-waste-and-infrastructure-challenges/

10/06/2026

Give to the future innovators, problem-solvers, creators, and technology leaders who are shaping what's next! They're interning with organizations like NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Tennessee Valley Authority, and Oak-Ridge-National-Laboratorium. They're developing medical devices that improve lives, researching smarter transportation systems, advancing cybersecurity, exploring the future of nuclear energy, building rockets, designing infrastructure, analyzing data, and creating technologies that will transform our world.

At CECS, learning extends far beyond the classroom. Students gain real-world experience through internships and co-ops, undergraduate research, industry-sponsored projects, competition teams, and outreach programs that inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, and technologists. From STEM camps and robotics demonstrations to rocket launches and community engagement events, CECS students aren't just preparing for the future, they're helping create it.

Your support makes these experiences possible.

Gifts to CECS fund scholarships, enhance teaching and research labs, support student organizations and competition teams, expand experiential learning opportunities, and provide students with access to the tools, technology, and resources they need to succeed.

Thanks to a generous Milwaukee Tool match, your gift today can have an even greater impact!

Invest in the students who will build our infrastructure, secure our digital future, advance healthcare, strengthen our energy systems, explore new frontiers, and inspire the next generation. Give to CECS today!

Make your gift today: Mocsgiveday.utc.edu/cecs

10/05/2026

“Can we do something?” That question came to Erkan Kaplanoglu while sitting at Rembrandt’s in 2023, watching an elderly woman struggle to lift her coffee cup because of severe hand tremors. Rather than simply observing the challenge, he began searching for a solution.

What followed was the development of a wearable tremor-control device designed to help people with essential tremor perform everyday activities more independently. It is a powerful example of how engineering can improve lives by addressing real-world healthcare challenges.

Read more about the inspiration, innovation and impact behind this work in

The Echo: https://www.theutcecho.com/features/where-engineering-meets-healthcare-erkan-kaplanoglu-designs-successful-tremor-control-device/article_bb0c6626-8be0-4139-b485-c6af7c94eed3.html

10/05/2026

It’s-a Monday! Mario & Luigi are in the building! 🍄🎮 Ready to level up, dodge deadlines, and power through the week.

10/05/2026

Today is Mocs Give Day, and your gift can help transform the student experience at CECS!

From designing prototypes and conducting research to gaining hands-on experience with industry-standard technology, CECS students learn by doing. Your support helps provide the equipment, spaces, and opportunities that prepare them to solve real-world challenges and lead in their careers.

Today, your impact can go even further. Thanks to a generous challenge gift from Milwaukee Tool, 45 donors to any CECS fund will unlock $45,000 for lab upgrades, expanding and enhancing the environments where our students learn, create, and innovate.

No matter the size, your gift is an investment in our students and their future. Every donor brings us one step closer to unlocking this transformational support.

Be one of the 45. Make your gift today and help unlock $45,000 for the next generation of CECS innovators.

Make your gift here: Mocsgiveday.utc.edu/cecs

Address

735 Vine Street
Chattanooga, TN
37403

Telephone

+14234252256

Website

http://www.utc.edu/cecs, https://linktr.ee/utccecs

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