UTC Advisory Board Scheduled to Convene on May 14

Meeting Invites All Members to Discuss Relevant Educational Issues

The Advisory Board for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) is set to hold a meeting on Tuesday, May 14, according to an announcement from the University. The meeting will be held in Room 102 of the James R. Mapp Building on the UTC campus at 410 E. 8th St., starting at 3 p.m. ET.

About the UTC Advisory Board

The UTC Advisory Board was established following the passing of the UT FOCUS Act by the Tennessee General Assembly in 2018. The board is constituted of five members who have been appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly. Additional members include a representative from the UTC Faculty Senate and a student representative from UTC.

Operating under the FOCUS Act

The UT FOCUS Act supports the operational independence of individual institutions under the University of Tennessee System. It provides for institutional boards that advise on strategies, budgets, tuition and fees, as well as other significant operational aspects, to ensure the institutions meet the needs of their students and stakeholders effectively.

Ahead of the Meeting

Detailed information about the agenda and materials for the upcoming UTC Advisory Board meeting can be obtained by contacting the University. Persons with disabilities who wish to attend the meeting can request the necessary auxiliary aids or services needed to facilitate their attendance. The university urges these requests to be made no later than 5 p.m. ET on Thursday, May 9.

Keeping Up with Changes in Higher Education

The advisory board’s meetings are an integral part of the constant evolution of education and academia in the state of Tennessee. Through these meetings, the board aims to ensure that the academic performance and overall student experience at UTC remain top-tier, providing students with the highest quality education that equips them for their future careers and lives beyond the University.

Enhancing Communication

The meetings also serve as a platform for enhanced communication among faculty, students, and board members, with the mutual goal of contributing to the University’s growth as a leading institution for higher learning.

Conclusion

As a critical stakeholder meeting, the UTC Advisory Board meeting set to take place on May 14 will undoubtedly contribute to the University’s mission to empower its students and staff. It also reinforces the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s commitment to continuous improvement and the fulfillment of its educational vision.

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