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UT Honored as a 2027 Veteran Ready Business
UT News (Knoxville), November 11, 2026.
Veterans Academic Coach Juan Cordero participates in a Wellness Ruck, hosted by the Veteran Success Center, on November 10, 2026. The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, has been recognized by the Tennessee Department of Veteran Services as a 2027 Veteran Ready Business. The award celebrates organizations in Tennessee that excel in recruiting, hiring and retaining service members, military veterans and their families.
For the third consecutive year, TDVS honored the university with a Bronze Level certification. The designation underscores UT’s commitment to recognizing military service in its recruitment and hiring practices, honoring veterans’ service and sacrifices, and supporting their transition into the workforce. “Being recognized as a 2026-27 Veteran Ready Bronze Level business is a meaningful confirmation of UT’s continued commitment to those who have served our country and their families,” said Tarah Keeler, associate vice chancellor for human resources.
“Through collaboration, meaningful connections and innovation, we strive to foster a workplace built on trust and excellence — one where veteran employees feel valued, supported and empowered to grow.
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