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The University of Tennessee System is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for its students, employees, visitors, and the University’s surrounding communities.

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Emergency preparedness and planning are essential activities which facilitate optimizing the safety and security of each University campus and institute.

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Version: 1 // Effective: 09/09/2019

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OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120 (Hazardous Waste) EPA 40 CFR 260-270 (Hazardous Waste) Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Chapter 0400-12-01 (Hazardous Waste Program)

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Version: 2 // Effective: 12/08/2021

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Full Guidance Document >

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Protect the safety and health of minors on campus who are engaged in University-sponsored activities in laboratories and shops.

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Minors visit campuses and institutes of The University of Tennessee System for a variety of reasons and are involved in a variety of programs and activities sponsored by the University or by third parties using University facilities or resources. The objective of this policy is to promote a safe environment for minors by fostering a University culture that is c

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Safety Policy SA0950 UT System Fiscal Policy FI0405 UT System Fiscal Policy FI0605 Forms: PURPOSE, SCOPE, AND APPLICABILITY To ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including without limitation, FAA regulations. To mitigate to the University and to individuals potentially affected by the operations of unmanned aircraft systems (e.g., risks relating to safety, security, privacy, and liability). This policy applies to all persons who use or intend to use UAS either on University Tennessee Health Science Center property or in connection with University employment. This policy supplements the University of Tennessee’s rule on the use of unmanned aircraft, Chapter 1720-01-02-.06, and applies to University units even though Chapter 1720-01-02-.06 exempts Univer ABBREVIATIONS, ACRONYMS AND DEFINITIONS: The term “FAA” means the Federal Aviation Administration, which is the federal government agency that regulates the national airspace system, including, without limitation, the operation of UAS. The term “University property” means any and all real property owned, controlled, or operated by The University of Tennessee, including the air above the property necessary for the reasonable use and enjoyment of the property. The term “University unit” means any and all academic, administrative, or auxiliary departments or divisions of the University or any other official entities of the University, functioning through University employees acting within the scope of their University employment. The term “unmanned aircraft” means a device that is used or is intended to be used for flight in the air without an individual in or on the device. The term “unmanned aircraft systems” or “UAS” means an unmanned aircrafts and its associated elements that are required for the safe and efficient operation of that aircraft in the national airspace system. The term “small unmanned aircraft systems” or “sUAS” means unmanned aircraft operated for hobby and recreational purposes under specific safety guidelines as established by Congress. Small UAS flown for recreational purposes are typically known as model aircraft. The term “recreational users” means an unmanned aircraft is recreational use of sUAS is the operation of an unmanned aircraft for personal interests and enjoyment. The term “public entity” means that operation of an unmanned aircraft by an entity, such as a publicly funded university, law enforcement agency, fire department, or any other federal or state government agency follow the rules for “business users”. The term “business user” means an unmanned aircraft flown with any commercial use in connection with a business, including: Selling photos or videos taken from a UAS Using UAS to provide contract services, such as industrial equipment or factory inspection Using UAS to provide professional services, such as security or telecommunications Using UAS to monitor the progress of work your company is performing The term “ATC” means Air Traffic Control. Memphis ATC is ZME - Memphis Center, and is considered the ground-based personnel and equipment concerned with monitoring and controlling air traffic within a particular area.

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To create and maintain a safe educational and working environment for students and employees by establishing rules for employees for possessing and carrying firearms on University property. Questions about this safety policy and their answers can be found at Questions and Answers About UT Safety Policy 0875 - Firearms About UT Safety Policy 0875 - Firearms.

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To protect the health and safety of University students, employees, and visitors; to promote a healthy and safe work, educational, and living environment; and to comply with the Tennessee Non-Smoker Protection Act and other applicable state laws, the University prohibits smoking in, and near all entrances to, all University buildings.

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Version: // Effective: 09/19/2013

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Version: 2 // Effective: 08/29/2025

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Program: Medicine (M.D.)

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Version: 1 // Effective: 02/06/2026

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Version: 3 // Effective: 08/29/2025

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Student Code of Conduct

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