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Performance funding, innovation facility highlight board announcements
The Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) has recommended that the University of Tennessee at Martin receive $393,000 in additional outcomes-based formula funding in the next budget year based on established standards.
UT Board of Trustees discusses enrollment increase, campus updates
The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees celebrated new enrollment records as well as the safety of its campuses during discussions of the ongoing impact of COVID-19 during its meetings Oct. 22-23.
UT Board of Trustees to meet virtually Oct. 22-23
The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees will meet virtually Oct. 22-23.
UT Martin 2020 homecoming features virtual and in-person events
While the University of Tennessee at Martin annual homecoming festivities will be hosted virtually this year, the Office of Alumni Relations is ensuring students, alumni and employees stay connected through social media events to celebrate UT Martin’s history by “Soaring through the Decades” Oct. 18 – 25.
UT Martin academic programs receive national, regional rankings
The University of Tennessee at Martin recently received multiple national and regional top-10 rankings for its on-campus and online academic programs.
Chancellor Carver signs Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation
University of Tennessee at Martin Chancellor Keith Carver signed a proclamation into effect Oct. 1 that recognizes October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month at the university.
Department of Engineering introduces B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
The University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Engineering has established a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) degree that began accepting students in the fall 2020 semester.
‘Return of the Living Grad’ exhibit to feature alumni art
The University of Tennessee at Martin Department of Visual and Theatre Arts is hosting an alumni art and design exhibition in the Fine Arts Building Gallery titled “Return of the Living Grad.”
J. Houston Gordon Museum features 1950s movie memorabilia
The J. Houston Gordon Museum, located in the University of Tennessee at Martin Paul Meek Library, will feature “Terror in the Theater: Fifties Fears,” an exhibit dedicated to the golden age of science fiction films, until Nov. 24.
University update concerning Chancellor Keith Carver
Chancellor Keith Carver has entered quarantine as he was a close contact of an active COVID-19 case.