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Tours

  1. New Faculty/Staff Virtual Tour: Getting to Know Your New Workplace

    Virtual Tour Designed for new employees, faculty, and staff of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville campus.

    Stops

    1. Human Resources - Cherokee Mills

      Located off campus in the Cherokee Mills building, the Human Resources Office supports employees with everything from benefits information to career development resources. HR teams include Compensation, Employee Relations, Employee Success, Executive Search, HR Operations, and Recruitment. Most new employees will schedule an appointment with HR before the first day of work to submit I-9 documentation.

       

      Cherokee Mills Building, 2220 Sutherland Ave., Ste 220 

    2. Parking and Transportation Services - Christman Building

      New employees should coordinate with their department on or before their first day of work regarding the best time to visit the Parking Office to obtain an applicable parking pass. New parking permits are purchased in person at the Parking & Transportation office. For more information on parking permit rates, please visit the Parking and Transportation website.

       

      Christman Building, 2400 Sutherland Ave. 

       
    3. T-Bus Transportation

      The T serves campus seven days a week with a fleet of 34 buses, 12 fixed routes, and on-demand accessible transportation via the T Access and T Link. It’s free to ride, making it an affordable and efficient option for students, faculty, staff, and visitors moving around campus.  

       

      For live T-Bus information visit maps.utk.edu and select 'Transit' above the legend. 

    4. Key Shop - Walters Academic Building

      Staff who work on campus will need access to their building, suite, and office. If access isn’t granted digitally using a smart device, staff will require a key assigned to them. Staff can coordinate with supervisors to order and pick up keys from the Key Shop with Lock & Key Services. 

       

      Walters Academic Building, 1414 Cumberland Ave., Room A211 

    5. VolCard Office - Student Services Building

      The VolCard Office is responsible for creating VolCard IDs for faculty, staff, and students. The team manages accounts associated with VolCard IDs that can be used for employee discounts, building access, campus eateries, and vending machines 

       

      Student Services Building, Room 408 

    6. Headshots - Communications Building

      The Office of Communications and Marketing has award–winning photographers who devote two hours weekly to professional headshots for faculty and staff. Check the Employee Hub for hours and availability. 

       

      Communications Building, OCM Photo Studio, Room 91

    7. UPM - Postal/Passport/UCopy Office - Student Union

      University Print & Mail has a full-service post office in the Student Union available for faculty, staff, and studentswhich provides stamp sales, parcel processing, express, registered, certified, and insured mail, and money orders. Outgoing mail may be dropped off at the post office, or any designated mail collection or campus mail drop boxUPM also offers passport and copy services. 

       

      Student Union, 1500 Cumberland Ave.  

    8. UT Federal Credit Union - Student Union

      UT Federal Credit Union offers various financial services to faculty, staff, students, and community members. Access to finance professionals is an added campus convenience.  

       

      Student Union, 1500 Cumberland Ave. 

    9. VolShop - Student Union

      The Student Union houses the VolShop, the official campus store. It also includes VolBooksVolTech, and VolSnacks. UT employees can enjoy a 20% discount off of qualifying purchases, excluding products from VolTech 

       

      Student Union, 1500 Cumberland Ave. 

    10. Fleet Management

      UT employees can register with Fleet Management to rent a vehicle for business travel. The office makes road travel simpler, more efficient, and enjoyable for UT faculty and staff.  

       

      Fleet Management Building, 1201 UT Drive 

    11. Fitness Membership - TRECS

      RecSports is the Department of Recreational Sports within the Division of Student Life. It serves faculty, staff, and students by providing a wide variety of programs and facilities, as well as rental equipment, group fitness classes, outdoor recreation trips, and certification courses. Regular and full-time faculty and staff are eligible for a monthly payroll deduction for a RecSports membership.  

       

      Student Recreational and Fitness Center, 2111 Volunteer Blvd. 

    12. John C Hodges Library

      The University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s main library, commonly referred to as “Hodges”, is at the heart of campus and the hub for intellectual activity. Employees can utilize the top-notch facilities and technological resources, check out books for a year at a time, access the Medbery Makerspace, and receive a discount at the UT Press.  

       

      John C Hodges Library, 1015 Volunteer Blvd. 

    13. Recycling Drop-Off Location - Service for Employees

      The University of Tennessee’s Public Recycling Drop-Off provides a convenient recycling option for both the campus and the greater Knoxville community. The facility is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and accepts a wide variety of materials that are often difficult to recycle through traditional curbside programs.
       
      521 North Concord Street
    14. UT Police Department

      The UT Police Department maintains around-the-clock surveillance to ensure a safe and secure campus environment, reflecting the university’s strong commitment to safety. Faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to download the Safe at UT app on their smartphones to receive timely updates and guidance during emergencies or campus closures. The UT Police Department office can be accessed through the ground floor entrance off Cumberland Avenue. 

       

      UT Police Department, 1101 Cumberland Ave. 

    15. Blue Phones

      Blue Phones are emergency call stations located across campus that connect users directly with UTPD. Blue phones and Neyland Stadium’s speakers are used for emergency announcements.

    16. University Commons

      University Commons includes a VolShop, a grocery store, and other restaurants and service businesses.

       

      2421 University Commons Way

    17. Vol Dining

      Vol Dining is a key part of the campus experience, offering convenient dining options for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. From full meals to quick grab-and-go choices, Vol Dining offers more than 40 locations, emphasizing variety and flexibility, supporting a wide range of tastes and dietary needs. These spaces also serve as important gathering points across campus, creating opportunities for connection, convenience, and community throughout the day. To explore all dining locations and menus, visit the Vol Dining website.

    18. P.O.D. Markets

      Vol Dining offers 11 markets conveniently located across campus, making it easy for employees to grab what they need throughout the day. Our P.O.D. Markets combine the feel of a traditional corner store with a modern market experience, featuring convenient grab-and-go options for breakfast, lunch, snacks, or anytime in between.

       

      Vol Market, located at Volunteer Hall, is the newest rebranded version of our campus convenience stores, offering all the favorites you love from the P.O.D. Markets, but with added Big Orange spirit. 

      To find the market location nearest you, visit the Vol Dining website. 

    19. Pharmacy

      The Student Health Center (SHC) Pharmacy is a privately owned community pharmacy located on the first floor of the Student Health Center Building. It is the only full-service retail pharmacy located on the UT campus and specializes in serving all UT students, faculty, and staff  

       

      Student Health Center, 1800 Volunteer Blvd., 1st Floor

    20. Community Practice

      Community Practice is a general practice veterinary service for faculty, staff, and students of the University of Tennessee. It offers services including pediatric and geriatric wellness examinations, preventative care for healthy pets, diagnosis and treatment of injuries and illness, and counseling on topics such as basic nutrition, behavior, and end of life decisions. UT employees receive 10% off all products and services.  

       

      UT College of Veterinary Medicine, 2407 River Dr.