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Financial Partnerships
Several OIT partnership-based financial services deserve highlighting in 2024: Tech Fee Awards, distributed software savings, scholarships, and TeamDynamix IT service management.
Technology Fee Advisory Board
The Technology Fee supports the University’s mission by providing UT Knoxville students with improved access to the technological infrastructure, resources, and services, enhancing the student educational experience.
Tech Fee Awards
OIT and the Technology Fee Advisory Board partnered to distribute approximately 1 million in funding to UTK colleges across campus, allowing colleges to purchase technologies that enhance students’ experiences and success.
Learn more about Technology Fee Advisory Board Services.
$1 million
in Tech Fee Awards for Colleges
Software Availability at Substantial Cost Savings
The University provides many software packages to students, including Microsoft Office, Windows 11, LinkedIn Learning, Qualtrics, and a full research stack. By leveraging OIT’s buying power, we save the academic research community $32.7 million in software expenditures, including $19.2 million for students.
Learn more about Academic Research Software.
$32.7 million
Saved for the Academic
Research Community
Research Community
$19.2 million
Saved for
Students
Students
OIT Sponsored Scholarships
The UT General Scholarship Committee and OIT awarded five $1000 scholarships each for the 2024-2025 academic year.
Five x $1000 each
Scholarships for 2024-2025
OIT Scholarship Fund
Each Recipient must be the dependent of a current OIT employee.
Parker O’Hara
undergraduate,
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering
Roxanne Farahil
undergraduate,
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Martha Bowen Scholarship
Recipients are selected from the pool of current OIT student employees who demonstrate successful academic performance and willingness to work to support themselves through school.
Maddie Ross
graduate student,
Sociology
Sociology
Madison Fischer
undergraduate,
Social Work;
and Child
and Family Studies
Social Work;
and Child
and Family Studies
Ethan Crawford
undergraduate,
Supply Chain
Management
Supply Chain
Management
TeamDynamix Partnerships
In 2024, OIT onboarded the College of Nursing, Facility Services, and University Libraries onto TeamDynamix (TDX), enabling these departments to streamline operations, track activities, and deliver enhanced services to their respective UT campus communities.
Shared Resources for IT Service Management
9 Campus Partners
Utilize TDX Ticketing & Workflow
22 Colleges & Departments
Use TDX for support
and escalation for their areas
and escalation for their areas
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