College of Education, Health, & Human Sciences
Enhancing quality of life through research, outreach, and practice
The mission of The College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences is "To promote a healthy, educated, and civil society; to encourage life-long learning; and to enhance the quality of life within the diverse, global community by preparing professionals to lead and serve by conducting research and by engaging in service and outreach activities."
If you would like to be involved in the most important work in society, consider a career in education, health or the human sciences. If you want to have fun doing it, come to the University of Tennessee!
CEHHS News
Take Five for Education: UT Offers Tips for Children Who Resist Going to School- More
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Take Five for Education: Healthy Back-to-School Eating Tips from UT- More
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Golf Tournament Helps Fund UT Sport Management Scholarships - More
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UT Professors Begin Childhood Obesity Study at 2008 Destination ImagiNation - More
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Take Five for Education: Tips from UT on Summer Learning for Children - More
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Education Takes 35th in U.S. News Graduate Rankings - More
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Tougher requirements result in better teachers - The Tennessean - More
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UT Students Spend Spring Break Aiding Hurricane Victims on Gulf Coast More
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UT wins three National Awards at NASAP More
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'Ready for the World Cafe' Offers Menu from Around Globe More
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UT Receives $2 Million Gift to Start KLASS Center, Enhance Programs to Help Struggling Students More
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UT students gain opportunity to work and learn at the Super Bowl More
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University of Tennessee graduate students gain hands-on experience at Early Learning Center - Knoxville News-Sentinel More
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Take Five for Education: Healthy Back-to-School Eating Tips from UT- More
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Golf Tournament Helps Fund UT Sport Management Scholarships - More
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UT Professors Begin Childhood Obesity Study at 2008 Destination ImagiNation - More
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Take Five for Education: Tips from UT on Summer Learning for Children - More
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Education Takes 35th in U.S. News Graduate Rankings - More
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Tougher requirements result in better teachers - The Tennessean - More
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UT Students Spend Spring Break Aiding Hurricane Victims on Gulf Coast More
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UT wins three National Awards at NASAP More
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'Ready for the World Cafe' Offers Menu from Around Globe More
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UT Receives $2 Million Gift to Start KLASS Center, Enhance Programs to Help Struggling Students More
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UT students gain opportunity to work and learn at the Super Bowl More
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University of Tennessee graduate students gain hands-on experience at Early Learning Center - Knoxville News-Sentinel More
Contact CEHHS
335 Claxton Complex
1122 Volunteer Boulevard
Knoxville, Tennessee 37996
Phone: 865-974-2201
Fax: 865-974-8718