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UT Martin is committed to values that make the campus student-centered. In day-to day interactions with its constituents UT Martin students, faculty and staff exhibit:
* EXCELLENCE IN THE TEACHING/LEARNING PROCESS
UT Martin values the crucial role that faculty play in establishing high academic standards, individualizing instruction, engaging in scholarship, personalizing advising and stimulating both creative and analytical thinking.
* INTEGRITY
UT Martin places fairness, honesty, objectivity and accountability at the forefront of its policies and practices in all areas of University life.
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* LEADERSHIP
UT Martin takes an active role in the development of individuals who can contribute, through leadership and public service, to the campus and to West Tennessee, creating a more globally aware, politically vital and economically diverse region.
* COMMUNITY
UT Martin is committed to being a caring campus community of students, faculty, and staff working collaboratively to foster individual growth in and out of the classroom.
* INCLUSIVENESS
UT Martin provides an environment devoted to intellectual and personal discovery where ideas are freely expressed and challenged as individuals learn from and grow with one another within a global community.
* CREATIVITY
UT Martin uses creative approaches, including technology, to deliver intellectual ideas on campus and in service to people of the region.
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Chancellor Tom Rakes, welcomed those in attendance at the 11th annual Memorial Day observance at UT Martin on May 27. Capt. Joseph Sanders, a UT Martin graduate student, was guest speaker, and area veterans in attendance were recognized. The UT Martin Department of Public Safety and members of the Martin Police Department honored area veterans with a gun salute. The program also was dedicated in memory of former Gov. Ned Ray McWherter, who died April 4. McWherter served 21 years in the Tennessee National Guard before retiring with the rank of captain.
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