When it comes to sports, the adage is always “practice makes perfect.” Dr. Dexter Davis, associate professor of sport management, gives students the opportunity to practice for their future careers at one of the largest sporting events in the country: … Continue reading Dexter Davis
On the night of Dec. 10, 2021, Dresden, the county seat of Weakley County, took a direct hit from EF-3 tornado. Continue reading The Iris Will Bloom Again
Visitors to the new Martin Public Library won’t see them, but UT Martin alumni fingerprints cover the sparkling new $14 million facility. Continue reading The Next Chapter
UT Martin alumni do amazing things every day. This edition of Campus Scene features a story about a difference that our alumni made when they decided to accomplish something great. Continue reading Chancellor’s Corner
Inside of UT Martin’s Special Collections and Archives a cardboard box labeled “Spikes Negatives” written in Sharpie sits on a shelf. At first glance, the box, filled to the top with negative sleeves, looks unassuming. Continue reading David Spikes’ Negatives
Jonathan Utley, a junior health and human performance major from Jackson, was influenced growing up by a number of his coaches. Today, Utley hopes to build upon his leadership skills and pay that influence forward. Utley has participated in sports … Continue reading Jonathan Utley
Officials with the University of Tennessee System and the University of Tennessee at Martin knew that the Wildwood Farm commitment to UT Martin announced June 24 in Germantown was the largest in university history. Continue reading UTM Receives Largest Commitment in UT System History
With the many twists and turns that everyday life has delivered since the spring of 2020, one thing has remained consistent in the University of Tennessee at Martin athletic department: the emphasis the Skyhawk academic support staff has placed on the first half of the phrase “student-athlete.” Continue reading Academics Are on the Upswing
They were told a National Forensic Academy (NFA) collegiate program would never work – it would not be sustainable. Continue reading Collegiate NFA Celebrates 10 Years