been featured in various television stories, including special talks on the DogTV television channel regarding how animals can benefit human health, and also a news story on WDEF-TV channel 12 in Chattanooga about animal assisted therapy. An article done by UTC's magazine features a story on how Levine became involved in animal physical therapy and how far it has come today. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga In 1990, Levine accepted a position at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) as a professor in the physical therapy department, a position he still holds. He is actively involved in the enhancement and betterment of the university. TEDx In recent years, Levine has become involved with the TEDx programs. His involvement includes active engagement on the TED website and in conversations on various TED talks. Levine is the co-chair of TEDxChattanooga and played a vital part in the organization and execution of UTC's first TEDx event. The conference was titled "Now What?" and took place on October 25, 2014, on UTC's campus. A selection committee chose 12 speakers from a pool of 50 applicants to present on various topics. The audience was limited to 100, and the talks were streamed online and in auditoriums on UTC's campus. With Levine's continued leadership, the TEDxChattanooga organization held their latest event, which took place in February 2016. Both the 2014 and 2016 events sold out. In September 2017, he co-organized a third TEDx event in Chattanooga at Baylor School with TEDxBaylorSchool. American Physical Therapy Association Levine is an active member in the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). He has written home study courses for the APTA Orthopedic Section—including Biomechanics of Gait: Hip and Biomechanics of Gait: Knee—and was the subject matter expert for Basic Science for Animal Physical Therapists. He is currently the vice chair of the Evidence Based Practice Special Interest Group (EBP SIG), which is housed under the APTA Section on Research and has created curriculum guidelines for physical therapy schools around the nation. In 2018, he was honored as a Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association (FAPTA). This is the association's highest membership category, awarded to members who have "demonstrated unwavering efforts to advance the physical therapy profession for more than 15 years, prior to the time of nomination." Other research and scholarly works Levine is on the editorial board for PeerJ, an award-winning biological and medical science journal,