
We are here for you.
Online or on campus, we are one Volunteer family.
Many of our students have been affected by recent hurricanes. We want to express our heartfelt concern during this challenging time and offer our support. Your well-being is our top priority. Please reach out if you have questions, need assistance with academic matters, or need help locating support in your area. We encourage you to communicate any individual course concerns to your instructor so they can provide the necessary assistance.
Hurricane Helene & Milton Resources
If you are in need of support resources, please see the links below to locate and apply for available assistance. If you have questions about how to prepare for an incoming storm, Ready.gov provides information on hurricanes and how to best prepare for them.
UT Knoxville Resources
Center for Care and Resilience
Students who need assistance can contact the Dean of Students Office at 865-974-3179 or [email protected].
North Carolina Resources
North Carolina Emergency Management (NCEM)
North Carolina 511 (NC511)
Provides real-time traffic and road condition information, including evacuation routes during storms.
North Carolina 211
North Carolina’s 211 service provides information on shelters, food assistance, mental health services, and disaster recovery resources.
South Carolina Resources
South Carolina 511 (SC511)
SC511 provides real-time traffic information, including evacuation routes and detours during storms.
South Carolina 211
SC 211 connects residents with local disaster recovery resources, including shelters, food distribution, and health services.
Georgia Resources
Georgia 511 (GA511)
Provides real-time traffic information, including road closures and evacuation routes.
Georgia 211
Provides access to local disaster recovery assistance, shelters, and food distribution centers.
Virginia Resources
Virginia 511 (VA511)
Provides real-time traffic information, including road closures and evacuation routes.
Virginia 211
Virginia’s 211 service connects residents to local shelters, recovery services, food assistance, and other disaster resources.