Student features written for the Faces of UTM series, including commencement features
Nathan and William White, twins from Adamsville, have done almost everything together since the day they were born. Graduating from the University of Tennessee at Martin on May 4 was no different, and the brothers crossed the commencement stage one behind the other to both receive bachelor’s degrees in biology. Continue reading White twins graduate with same degree, different focus
Meera Patel, a senior at the University of Tennessee at Martin, is on her way to veterinary school and believes her UT Martin education will help her get there. Continue reading Meera Petal prepares for veterinary school
Jillianne Moncrief, of McLemoresville, has used her position as news director at the University of Tennessee at Martin’s campus radio station to find her passion and break out of her comfort zone. Continue reading College job helps Carroll County student branch out
Lamarcus Williams, of Brownsville, graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin on Dec. 15 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology – a degree he says he would never have earned if not for the military. Continue reading Lamarcus Williams finds personal growth at UT Martin
Mark Lister, a Martin resident and recent graduate of the University of Tennessee at Martin, has a patent pending for a spring-loaded supplemental poultry feeder. Continue reading Mark Lister invents spring-loaded poultry feeder
Rachel Matlock, originally from Camden, crossed the commencement stage Dec. 15 to receive her Master of Science degree in family and consumer sciences from the University of Tennessee at Martin. Continue reading Never give up: Rachel Matlock completes master’s degree
Ashley Jackson, of Nashville, is dedicating her career to helping young people overcome life’s difficulties – something the deaf-blind professional knows well. Continue reading Jackson dedicates career to helping young people overcome
Alexius Thomas, of Blue Springs, Missouri, came to the University of Tennessee at Martin with a singular focus – to become a paramilitary operations officer for the Central Intelligence Agency. Continue reading ROTC cadet seeks career in military intelligence
MARTIN, Tenn. – A chance internship has given Hope Richardson, of Linden, a foothold in what could soon become a multi-billion-dollar industry. Richardson, a sophomore at the University of Tennessee at Martin, spent part of the summer as a primary … Continue reading Hope Richardson takes internship in new industry