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🚨 We're Hiring: Domestic Violence Program Manager 🚨

Are you passionate about empowering survivors and creating lasting change in our community? Join Partnership for Families, Children and Adults as our Domestic Violence Program Manager and help lead a program that provide safety, advocacy, housing support, court services, and hope for individuals and families across the Tennessee Valley.

✨ Competitive benefits
✨ Growth opportunities
✨ Meaningful, mission-driven work
✨ Supportive team culture

We're seeking an experienced social services professional with leadership experience who is ready to make a direct impact in the lives of survivors.

📍 Chattanooga, TN | Full-Time

Ready to join a team that serves over 8,000 neighbors each year?

👉 Apply today through our job posting page below and help us build safer, stronger communities.

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Congratulations to Dr. Christopher Horne on receiving the 2024 Best Article Award from the Journal of Public and Nonprofit Affairs.

Dr. Horne's article, "A Grounded Theory of Christian Public Administrators’ Integration of Faith and Work," was selected by the journal's editors as one of the most outstanding contributions published during the year.

The award will be formally announced at the 2026 Midwest Public Affairs Conference in Chicago today, June 11th.

We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition of Dr. Horne's scholarship and his contributions to the study of public administration.

UTC scholars provide expertise and context on a complex region | UTC News At the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, two faculty members are using their expertise to educate the public and advise policymakers on a complex and evolving conflict in the Middle East. For Dr. Saeid Golkar and Dr. Annie Tracy Samuel, the region isn’t a random part of the globe; both have ...

Looking for a meaningful way to get involved in the Chattanooga community?

The Nonprofit Resource Center is hosting Mission Match, a speed-networking event designed to connect local nonprofit organizations with emerging leaders interested in community engagement, volunteer leadership, and nonprofit board service.

Whether you're looking to expand your professional network, contribute your expertise, or explore opportunities to serve, Mission Match offers a unique opportunity to connect directly with organizations making a difference in our region.

📅 June 15, 2026
🕠 5:30–7:00 PM
📍 Nonprofit Resource Center
5715 Uptain Rd. #300, Chattanooga, TN 37411

We encourage UTC students, alumni, and community members who are passionate about leadership and public service to attend.

Thank you to the Nonprofit Resource Center for creating opportunities that strengthen connections between talented professionals and the organizations serving our community.

Join us WEDNESDAY for The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Kodály Institute Summer Concert!

📆June 17
⏰4 PM
📍Cadek Recital Hall
🆓Free Admission

Join us next week for The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Kodály Institute Summer Concert!

📆June 17
⏰4 PM
📍Cadek Recital Hall
🆓Free Admission

A window into the brain | UTC News Dr. Bret Eschman, an assistant professor of psychology and director of the Visual Memory and Attention Development (VMAD) Lab, studies how the brain develops during the earliest months of life.