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Snap Shots
Crawfish, anyone?

Another Y2K Challenge
Dr. John Prados, COE professor and engineering education reform advocate, takes a look at the future in his guest column
Dean's Message


Improving materials from
the molecule up
Meet Chemical Engineering professor
Dr. Peter Cummings
Faculty Focus


Department News
Updates on research projects and student, faculty and department activities

Honors Banquet update
Recognition for the College of Engineering's best

The confidence to succeed
Two high-achieving professionals
back up their commitment to
higher education
Alumni Profile

In Development
Development Director Jeff Lorber
shows how history links the
past to the future

Alumni News
UTK alums receive medals from NASA, train future Olympians and provide inspirational leadership


Kudos
Special honors and awards presented to COE faculty and alumni

Homecoming '99
A photo gallery of memories from the College of Engineering's annual Homecoming Celebration

Spring '99
Check out the previous online issue of Tennessee Engineer

 

 

 
 
Newsletter of the UT - Knoxville
College of Engineering
COE Homecoming 1999

College of Engineering alumni, faculty, staff and guests enjoyed beautiful weather, food and fun during the 1999 University of Tennessee Homecoming festivities.

The Friday evening dinner cruise on the Star of Knoxville Riverboat was a wonderful way to start the weekend.

Debra and Melissa Chambers came all the way from Torrance, Calif. for Homecoming. They were guests of Howard Chambers (BS/ME '64).

 

Vols for a day...COE guests Dr. Richard Warder, Dean of the Herff School of Engineering at the University of Memphis, and his wife, Diane, were surprised by their "all orange" nametags at the Riverboat event. UT beat Memphis17-16 at the Homecoming game on Saturday.

 

Over 300 alumni and guests enjoyed the annual COE picnic at the Science and Engineering Research Facility on Saturday afternoon.

Sunshine and comfortable temperatures made outdoor dining a pleasure at the COE picnic on Saturday.

Mel Cook, Industrial Engineering Research Assistant, demonstrates a sports helmet experiment during the COE building tours Saturday.
 
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