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This is the audio portion of UTIA weekly Fireside Chat with UTIA Senior Vice President and Senior Vice Chancellor, Tim Cross. This week's special guest is Heather Seges.
In this special edition of UTIA's Fireside Chat, we focus on changes made to Knoxville-based facilities. Special guest is Dave Irvin, associate vice chancellor for UT Knoxville facilities services.
Parting is such sweet sorrow for families, especially after having so much time at home together. This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss separation anxiety for kids and parents.
At some point, classes will restart at the University of Tennessee - with plans for in-person lectures and a return to normal campus life. In this episode of AgCast, leaders of UT's Herbert College of Agriculture are making plans to keep students and faculty safe from the spread of COVID while school goes on and what the new version of college will look like.
This is the audio portion of UTIA's weekly Fireside Chat with senior vice president and senior vice chancellor, Tim Cross.
A new school year is coming soon, whether in-person or virtual. This week, Sarah and Tennille are making sure that parents are doing their homework to get ready for whatever lies ahead!
This is the audio portion of UTIA's Fireside Chat with Senior Vice President and Senior Vice Chancellor, Tim Cross.
Please note: Due to incorrect information regarding livestock shows and fairs, a portion of this podcast has been edited out.. Here is the corrected information from Dr. Cross:
Our Extension leadership team is requiring that any employee who attends a fair or a livestock event must self-quarantine and work remotely for 14 days following the event. I apologize for not realizing that this had been discussed and decided, and in today’s Fireside Chat I responded (incorrectly) that attending livestock events did not require an isolation period. The error for this misstatement is entirely my responsibility, and I regret the misunderstanding that my comments may have created.
To summarize, Extension employees who attend a fair or a livestock event are required to self-quarantine and work remotely for 14 days following the last day of the event. Thanks to each of you for your commitment to serving our farmers, families, youth and communities during this challenging time, and please accept my apology for adding confusion to an already stressful situation.
This week, Sarah and Tennille are preparing for a special holiday… from sales tax! They are sharing ways that consumers can save big this weekend, and introducing a new tax holiday just for those who like to dine out.
This week, Sarah and Tennille are battling the “dog days of summer” and sharing the strategies they use to beat the extreme heat.
This week, Sarah & Tennille go “berry wild” as they talk about their favorites, and they include ways to use in-season berries to add color to meals and snacks.
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