Outreach Programs
Our outreach programs allow our faculty, staff, and students to connect with and serve the community in different ways.
Academic Health Department
The Academic Health Department bridges public health academia and practice to improve public health.
Camp Koinonia
Camp Koinonia is an outdoor education program that serves campers ages 7-21 with multiple disabilities.
Grief Outreach Initiative
The Grief Outreach Initiative aims to help children live successful lives,get through these rough times so they can progress and stay on task academically, socially, emotionally, and psychologically.
IP: Imagining Possibilities
Imagining Possibilities provides opportunities for high school students in Monroe and Campbell counties to explore STEM careers and to promote college awareness.
Kappa Delta Pi-International Honor Society in Education
Kappa Delta Pi inspires and equips teachers to thrive.
Office of School-Based Experiences
The Office of School-Based Experiences is the link between CEHHS and our partnering schools, where preservice teacher candidates are placed.
Partners in Sports
Partners in Sports is the student organization for Sport Management majors and other students who are interested in pursuing careers in the sport or recreation industry.
Project Excellence
The Project Excellence program works with high school juniors and seniors at Austin-East and prepares them for college. Over the course of 10 to 15 weeks, junior students are aided and taught by instructors from the university and other community leaders.
Relationship Builders
Relationship Builders is a University of Tennessee initiative in partnership with church and community organizations offering engaging, accessible, and effective relationship education to couples and singles.
University-Assisted Community Schools
University-Assisted Community Schools is able to enhance the interpersonal skills, critical-thinking skills, and academic success of participating children.
VolsTeach
VolsTeach is an undergraduate pathway that emphasizes early and on-going field-based experiences while students are working to attain a bachelor’s degree (in education, math or science).