The university’s Gordon E. Inman College of Nursing is one of 10 institutions selected for the inaugural program to help shape the future of nursing.

The $106,481 grant will support health and wellness initiatives on campus and within the surrounding community.

The event took place on Friday, August 21, and was held in partnership with Tennessee Colleges of Applied Technology - Hohenwald and Pulaski.

Professor Roberta Gagnon received a $3,000 PALSave Revise and Remix Grant to revise two open education resource textbooks she co-authored.

The $3 million grant will support the initiative “Implementation Project: Integrating Artificial Intelligence and Research-Based Experiential Learning into STEM Curriculum to Enhance Education and Student Retention.”

The new high school is a collaborative partnership between TCAT Knoxville, Knox County Schools, and Knox County.

The four new articulation agreements will create a streamlined pathway to help students earn associate of applied science degrees.

The renewed state funding will continue the university’s free Skilled Technical Workforce program.

The $110,000 grant comes from The Teagle Foundation’s Cornerstone: Learning for Living initiative.

The grant program is an initiative of the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health, Health Impact Ohio, and the Ohio Department of Higher Education to increase the number of licensed behavioral health professionals in the region.