Senate Education Committee Votes to Support Increased UT Health Science Center Funding
UT President Randy Boyd presented at the University’s budget hearing in the Senate Education Committee meeting on March 8. During his remarks, President Boyd thanked Gov. Bill Lee for including state employee salary pool increases and performance-based higher education formula funding in the Administration’s budget. He also outlined the UT budget priorities the University is … Continued
President Randy Boyd Testifies at House Budget Hearing
The House Finance, Ways, and Means Committee held budget hearings for public higher education institutions and the Tennessee Higher Education Commission on February 15. UT President Randy Boyd testified on behalf of the University of Tennessee, providing an update about the System and outlining UT funding priorities. He began his budget testimony by thanking the … Continued
Governor Announces Proposed Budget
On February 6, Gov. Bill Lee delivered his annual State of the State address to the General Assembly and fellow Tennesseans. Some of the investments in the governor’s proposed budget include: A 5% salary pool increase for state employees, as well as investments in employee health insurance and 401k contributions. Full funding for the higher … Continued
Gov. Bill Lee Announces February 6 for State of the State Address
Governor Bill Lee’s 2023 State of the State address will be Monday, February 6, at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT, when he will announce his legislative priorities for the year. The State of the State also marks the official release of the first draft of the governor’s proposed budget. One of the University’s top budget … Continued
Governor Bill Lee Holds Higher Education Budget Hearing
The Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) shared its FY 23-24 higher education funding recommendations with Governor Bill Lee on Thursday, November 10. The proposed spending plan includes record increases in operating funds and capital projects for the University of Tennessee. It also recommends fully funding the state’s performance-based formula at $150M to recognize improved outcomes … Continued
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