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UT Recognized as a Veteran-Ready Enterprise in Tennessee

January 7, 2025002 Mins Read
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The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has been recognized as a Veteran Ready Business 2025 by the Tennessee Department of Veterans Services. The award celebrates Tennessee organizations that excel in recruiting, hiring and retaining service members, veterans and their families.

The university received a bronze certificate. This recognition highlights UT’s commitment to recognizing military service in hiring practices, providing support to veterans transitioning into the workforce, and fostering a culture that honors service and sacrifice veterans.

“It is an incredible honor to accept this award on behalf of the University’s Office of Human Resources, recognizing our commitment and efforts to the UT veteran community,” said Chelsey Byrd, head of recruitment. “Their dedication, resilience and leadership enrich our workplace, and we are proud to create opportunities where they can thrive.”

In October 2024, UT approved a statement of support, committing to upholding the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act and equipping managers with tools to effectively manage employees who serve in the National Guard and Reserve.

Byrd emphasized that hiring veterans aligns with the university’s mission, vision and values. She emphasized that veterans improve workforce diversity by bringing valuable life skills, experiences and educational training.

Byrd stands alongside an ESGR representative after endorsing a statement of support for the Guard and Reserve.Byrd stands alongside an ESGR representative after endorsing a statement of support for the Guard and Reserve.
Byrd stands alongside an ESGR representative after endorsing a statement of support for the Guard and Reserve.

Currently, more than 370 UT faculty and staff are military veterans. In the fall 2024 semester alone, more than 1,400 veteran and military-connected students joined the university. Additionally, UT has more than 6,400 alumni who have served.

In the 2024 US News and World Report Best CollegesUT ranked 51st among public institutions and 70th nationally as a best college for veterans. Recently, the Division of Student Success announced the creation of the Office of Veterans Benefits Administration in response to significant growth in the number of veterans and military-connected students on campus. Veterans, active military, and ROTC cadets attend college at the in-state tuition rate.

Launched in July 2024, the Tennessee Veteran Ready Business program aims to honor veterans’ service and connect Tennessee employers with highly qualified individuals to generate economic opportunities across the state.

For more information about UT’s commitment to supporting veterans and details on programs for those connected to the military, visit Human Resources Office Or Veterans Success Center websites.

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MEDIA CONTACT:

Cindi King (865-974-0937, cking126@utk.edu)

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