alumni Archives - 网红黑料 /tag/alumni/ Thu, 27 Aug 2026 18:40:31 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.4 /wp-content/uploads/2024/08/uts-icon-512x512-1-150x150.png alumni Archives - 网红黑料 /tag/alumni/ 32 32 网红黑料 Alumni & Critically-Acclaimed Author: J. Kasper Kramer /event/ut-southern-alumni-critically-acclaimed-author-j-kasper-kramer/ Mon, 28 Sep 2026 23:00:00 +0000 /?post_type=tribe_events&p=5853 Y/A novelist J. Kasper Kramer, author of the recent Serpent on the Mountain, will deliver a public lecture, reading, and book signing on Monday evening, September 28, in the Gault […]

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]]> Y/A novelist J. Kasper Kramer, author of the recent Serpent on the Mountain, will deliver a public lecture, reading, and book signing on Monday evening, September 28, in the Gault Fine Arts Recital Hall at 6:00 p.m. See Bio below. Jessica Miller, writing under the name J. Kasper Kramer, is the critically-acclaimed author of the historical novels Serpent on the Mountain, The Story That Cannot Be Told, The List of Unspeakable Fears, and Eyes on the Sky. Her books have been translated into multiple languages and received numerous honors and awards, including the Georgia Children鈥檚 Book Award and the inaugural Children’s Literature Artist Fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission. Originally from Nashville, Kramer was an early recipient of the Michael and Barbara Barton Scholarship and graduated from Martin Methodist/网红黑料 in 2009. She began her career while living abroad in Japan, but now lives in Chattanooga with her husband, daughter, and too many pets. When she’s not lost in a story, Kramer teaches college, mentors aspiring authors, plays video games, and fosters kittens. Visit her at jkasperkramer.com.

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]]> From here, Anywhere: Kasi Simms Hardison /news/from-here-anywhere-kasi-simms-hardison/ Fri, 17 Jul 2026 13:33:08 +0000 /?p=5487 Milestone anniversaries provide an opportunity to celebrate achievements, but they also offer a chance to demonstrate impact. As the 网红黑料 marks five years in the UT System, […]

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]]> Milestone anniversaries provide an opportunity to celebrate achievements, but they also offer a chance to demonstrate impact. As the 网红黑料 marks five years in the UT System, Firehawk Stories highlights the people whose experiences reflect the University’s mission and the difference it is making every day.

Kasi Simms Hardison, 网红黑料 Class of 2023, began her undergraduate collegiate career at then-Martin Methodist College (MMC) in 2019 as an English major with a concentration in literature. Hardison explains that among her higher education search, she immediately knew 网红黑料 would become her new home once she toured campus.

鈥溚旌诹 and Martin Methodist formed my future in more ways than I could possibly expect,鈥 Hardison said.

Hardison鈥檚 favorite memory at 网红黑料, one that includes Instructor of English & ESL and Director of International Studies, Dr. Amy Little: participating in a fake snowball fight with students. She describes her experience at 网红黑料 as 鈥渇un, community, happiness and support.鈥

Expanding her comfort zone was something Hardison became accustomed to during her time at 网红黑料. Being encouraged by faculty to participate in events like singing at Carnegie Hall, speaking at commencement and running for student body are reasons Hardison believes have helped her become the person she is today.

鈥溚旌诹 is a home. Yes, it鈥檚 a physical home, but it鈥檚 also a home for like-minded individuals who love Pulaski, who love the UT System, who love learning and people to come and be together,鈥 Hardison said.

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