University of Tennessee Employer Reviews

As being a Student worker you are responsible for whatever that particular department needed you to do. I ran errands, made copies, faxed papers, help proctor midterm and final exams, graded papers, answered phones, entered data into an excel spreadsheet, typed professional letters for department, and we even had to sit at the front desk to get the – more... experience of the department secretary. With this job I learned more on the office equipment and how to conduct myself in a more professional manner to others. My main co-worker were either other students and the professors that needed us for tasks. The hardest part was it was always crowded with other student workers, so felt like no personal space at all. The enjoyable part of the job was working and getting to know other the students and professors. – less

I loved my manger. She was very knowledgeable about anything we worked with or if she didn't know she spent the time to learn it. She always looked out for each employee that was under her and helped push us to make ourselves better and to further our career. I really enjoyed learning and encoding in DARS. I felt what I did mattered and it was very – more... vital that all things be encoded by the guidelines, tested, and retested for accuracy. All my co-workers were wonderful to work with and very friendly. They would even go out of their way to assist in any way they could. – less

No negatives. Enthusiastic administrators. Eager students who wish to learn and advance themselves.

Everyday at work managers would threaten the loss of your job. People are rude and hateful.

Felt right at home in the Division of Student Life at UT. I've learned a lot and been given a lot of responsibility in my role. I really appreciate the support from the administration and look forward to watching the University continue to move towards the Top 25.

5 days a week, good place to work. Like to study at UTK. The professor is helpful toward our career goals.

learned what to do to build a team and what not to do. Created a line of communication between departments

Working for intramural sports at University is always a great job! I had the chance to work with other students my age and always be active!

UTK is close to ORNL so you have tons of chance to work with the advanced equipment in it. It has quite strong science programs.

UT has a great environment for graduate teaching assistant. I am very happy to work here for almost two years. This is grate place to gain teaching experience with support and encouragement of faculty members.

Tennessee is a big time SEC football atmosphere and I truly enjoyed my experience at UT

It was a very fun experience. I was able to apply everything that I'd had learned about writing. I learned production and sale techniques. The management and atmosphere was fun and fast-paced.

Accomodates student needs.I made my own schedule to allow me to fit in my class schedule aswell.Overall it was okay.

Working for a state institution comes with perks and it also comes with bureaucracy.

Extensive and thorough program, with many opportunities for specified learning environments through labs.

The shop I work in is horribly ill equiped, as far as supplies of cutting tools ie., end mills, taps,etc. The shop supervisor doesn't practice or allow us to maintain a clean workspace. He regularly disregards and even ridicules many of our safety concerns. Surplus equipment, and useless junk regularly gets left in our workspace which has created a – more... very crowded and therefore unpleasant work area. – less

I performed lab draws on patients throughout the hospital.

My favorite thing about working here is the "whatever it takes attitude. I really believe that clients of the UT Conference Center and UT Conferences cannot receive the level of customer service anywhere else. I have really learned what Customer Service is, and how to deliver it well.

Specialized in computer hardware and software purchasing

Flexible with student schedules.
Learned how to teach students at different levels basics and intermediate skills in photojournalism and editing.