Students will get the opportunity to network with employers to learn more about available internships and job opportunities.

Students will be able to meet with representatives from various institutions to learn about their programs and opportunities. Registration for this event will open on 10/13 on Handshake.

Systers will provide an opportunity to meet with businesses on a smaller scale. There will also be advice on how to write a resume, create the best LinkedIn/Handshake profile, and interview tips!

Representatives from Trimble will be here to inform you about the company. Food will be provided.

Come enjoy a meal and learn about the mentorship program and meet mentors and mentees!

A representative from the Vanderbilt School of Engineering will be on-campus to share about opportunities for UTK undergraduate students to gain research experience during the summer. Information on Vanderbilt’s graduate programs will also be available.

This is the annual campus-wide Engineering/STEM Job & Internship Fair day. Employers who participate in this day are expected to be primarily promoting Engineering/STEM full-time jobs and networking with our students.  

The goal of this experience is to provide an opportunity for first year students to hear from alumni that are currently working in the field pertaining to their engineering major; ultimately helping students be more informed when they declare their major. What that means for you is that I am looking for alumni who received engineering degrees from UT who would be willing to serve on a panel to talk about their jobs and how they are utilizing their degree.  Each panel will be 45 minutes and we will be hosting 2 panels Tuesday and 2 additional panels Wednesday. 

Wednesday, September 21st 6:30pm – 7:15pm – MABE

Wednesday, September 21st 7:15pm – 8:00pm – Chemical, Nuclear and Material Sciences Engineering

The goal of this experience is to provide an opportunity for first year students to hear from alumni that are currently working in the field pertaining to their engineering major; ultimately helping students be more informed when they declare their major. What that means for you is that I am looking for alumni who received engineering degrees from UT who would be willing to serve on a panel to talk about their jobs and how they are utilizing their degree.  Each panel will be 45 minutes and we will be hosting 2 panels Tuesday and 2 additional panels Wednesday. 

Tuesday, September 20th 6:30pm – 7:15pm – Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Computer Science

Tuesday, September 20th 7:15pm – 8:00pm – Civil and Industrial Engineering

The Systers Board meets bi-weekly to plan events, support Systers in need, and identify opportunities. All Systers are welcome to attend or propose items to be added to the agenda.

Browse over 250 student organizations (including Systers) and find out how to get involved!

The Women in Engineering Program is excited to announce the new format of our event to welcome our incoming first-year and transfer students. Based upon feedback from previous years, the Women in Engineering Welcome Event (formerly WomEngineer Welcome Dinner) will shift from a dinner to a casual gathering filled with interactive activities and various non-Aramark food options (i.e., Gelato Brothers and Crumbl Cookies). We will continue to provide our incoming students with opportunities to connect with faculty, staff, student organizations, each other, and current engineering students.

The Systers Board meets bi-weekly to plan events, support Systers in need, and identify opportunities. All Systers are welcome to attend or propose items to be added to the agenda.

Join your fellow TCE first-year students, faculty, and staff for a fun morning (snacks and swag included) and get comfortable in your new home. Meet Dean Mench, interact with your individual department faculty and staff, and connect with our student services offices and engineering student organizations that can help jumpstart your college experience!