Applications still accepted for spring 2019 semester
The University of Tennessee at Martin is still accepting applications for the spring 2019 semester. Continue reading Applications still accepted for spring 2019 semester
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UT Martin Advisory Board to hold first meeting Jan. 9
A new advisory board for the University of Tennessee at Martin will hold its first meeting beginning at 1 p.m. CST, Jan. 9, in room 206 of the UT Martin Boling University Center. Continue reading UT Martin Advisory Board to hold first meeting Jan. 9
McPhearson represents UT Martin on new UT System task force
UT Interim President Randy Boyd recently announced the creation of a new task force to examine university administration effectiveness. Continue reading McPhearson represents UT Martin on new UT System task force
UT Martin offices closed for winter holiday
The University of Tennessee at Martin will close all administrative offices Dec. 24-28 for the winter holiday and Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day. Continue reading UT Martin offices closed for winter holiday
Lamarcus Williams finds personal growth at UT Martin
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 invents spring-loaded poultry feeder
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
UT Martin sees increase in minority enrollment
UT Martin saw an increase in enrollment for underrepresented students this past semester, with African-American, Hispanic, Asian, American Indian and Alaskan student populations all seeing increased numbers. Continue reading UT Martin sees increase in minority enrollment
Never give up: Rachel Matlock completes master’s degree
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
Jim Tracy urges graduates to reach for greater things
Summer and fall graduates received degrees Dec. 15 in the Kathleen and Tom Elam Center. Jim Tracy, UT Martin graduate and state director for USDA Rural Development, was commencement speaker. Continue reading Jim Tracy urges graduates to reach for greater things
Jackson dedicates career to helping young people overcome
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