Alumni chapter events are a great way to get the whole family into the UT spirit.  Chapters in Missouri, Georgia, and Tennessee are hosting family and children’s outings perfect for your entire Vol clan.

After winning the best regional sponsor award four times, UT’s Student Alumni Associates adviser Mary Holtman-Reed (’68) won the national Outstanding Adviser Award during the Affiliated Student Advancement Programs national conference.

The Davidson County and Knox County alumni chapters invite local alumni to reconnect and enjoy summer food.

As their undergraduate careers drew to an end, three UT Knoxville students knew they wanted to give back in some way. They decided to join Teach For America, an organization that recruits top college graduates to expand opportunity for children in low-income areas.

All the challenges in the world couldn’t stop 65-year-old Gerry Eddlemon (’69, ’74) from earning the title of 2010 World Cup of Ultracycling Marathon Champion.

The Millennium Focus Committee and the UT Knoxville offices of Alumni Affairs and Student Affairs hosted a weekend of events in May to support the Alex Haley Scholarship Fund.

Keith Brown, a 2011 School of Music graduate, released his first jazz album, Sweet and Lovely, with the French label Spacetime Records in April.

Mark DeWitte and Blaine Jones met in eighth grade and stayed friends through high school and college. The men—both UT Knoxville alumni—have put their friendship and faith into action, starting a nonprofit organization to help the less-fortunate in Rogersville, Tennessee.

Alumni and friends are invited to join us for dinner on July 15, when the UT Alumni Association unveils the 2012 alumni tour offerings. Learn more about international and domestic trips, as well as a month-long trip to Ecuador.

Sarah Keeton Campbell (A&S, ’04) has been selected to serve as a clerk for Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. Campbell will clerk for Alito for one court term, starting in July.