Students in the School of Advertising and Public Relations develop a marketing plan for alumnus’s new Vol-themed hotel.
Peyton Manning
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The guest book sits on a table at the entrance of Gus Manning’s room at Little Creek Sanitarium. Adorned with an orange cover, its pages are filled with names and dates printed in blue ink. From famous athletes and coaches to everyday people like secretaries and ticket takers, the content reveals the depth of Manning’s impact at the University of Tennessee. Manning worked nearly 50 years in the Tennessee athletics department after graduating from the university in 1950.
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Jan Parks Cornett (’10) was born paralyzed, but that didn’t stop her from becoming an equestrian and participating in 5ks. Her two role models—Pat Summitt and Peyton Manning—inspired her along the way.
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Twelve students from three colleges had the experience of a lifetime working behind the scenes of the big game.
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When professors began taking roll in their classes this fall they may have noticed an uptick in students with one particular name.
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The College of Communication and Information (CCI) has dedicated a classroom in honor of former Volunteer quarterback and CCI alumnus Peyton Manning.
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Several former Vols played key roles in the Saints’ Super Bowl XLIV win—three members of the team once donned the orange and white. Of course, there’s a certain famous former Vol who plays for the Colts as well. And while the UT alumni on the field were working hard, there were also some current Vols working behind the scenes.
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Peyton Manning (1998) is quarterback of the NFL Indianapolis Colts. He was an All-America at Tennessee and won the Sullivan Award for the top amateur athlete in the nation. He…