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Steven Angle
Chancellor at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Steven R. Angle: is a distinguished academic leader who served as the Chancellor of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) from 2013 to 2024. He holds a bachelor's degree in chemistry from the University of California, Irvine, and a Ph.D. in organic chemistry from the University of California, Los Angeles.15
Career Highlights
- Academic Background: Dr. Angle began his academic career as a faculty member at the University of California, Riverside, focusing on organic synthesis. He later served as Dean of the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences and Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station.5
- Provost at Wright State University: Before joining UTC, he was Provost and Professor of Chemistry at Wright State University in Ohio.15
- Chancellor at UTC: During his tenure at UTC, Dr. Angle oversaw significant growth in academic programs, research, and campus infrastructure. He established the UTC Research Institute, expanded the Gary W. Rollins College of Business, and supported faculty excellence and student engagement.13
- Transition to Faculty Role: In January 2025, Dr. Angle transitioned to a faculty role in the Department of Chemistry at UTC, marking a new chapter in his career.24
Leadership Philosophy
Dr. Angle's leadership emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and community engagement. He views the university as integral to the Chattanooga community, fostering a culture of learning and synergy between the institution and the city.53
LinkedIn Profile
His LinkedIn profile highlights his commitment to education and innovation, showcasing his journey from academia to leadership roles and now back to academia.5 The profile username is steven-angle-877b53159.
Highlights
I’m thrilled to share how Dr. Amy Brock-Hon, the Robert Lake Wilson Professor of Geology at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, is redefining first-year geology education with her innovative course, "MOCS Explore Chattanooga."
By using Chattanooga itself as a classroom, she’s offering students a hands-on exploration of our city’s rich geological history. From field trips to iconic locations like Signal Mountain and Raccoon Mountain, to engaging with local geological features and historical mining sites, this course is more than just learning about rocks—it’s about connecting with the community and understanding our natural environment.
Learn more about this innovative class and how it inspires our students on the UTC website.
We are thrilled to announce that five UTC students have been awarded a prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, enabling them to study abroad and gain valuable international experience. Congratulations to Ashlyn Roberson, Bailee Fiste, Bryce Sanders, Kamila Vargas and Kylie Knott!
The Gilman Scholarship, a program of the U.S. Department of State, supports students of limited financial means, providing them with skills critical to national security and economic prosperity. This spring, the program awarded scholarships to approximately 2,100 American undergraduate students.
Thank you to Dr. Trey Straussberger, director of the Office of National Scholarships, and the Center for Global Education for their support in helping our students achieve this milestone.
