The University of Tennessee at Martin WestStar Leadership Program is hosting the 23rd African American Leadership Conference, themed “Challenges and Opportunities,” from 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m., April 26, at the West Tennessee Agriculture Research and Education Center in Jackson. Continue reading WestStar Leadership Program hosts 23rd African American Leadership Conference April 26
The University of Tennessee at Martin will hold 2022 Summer Orientation and Registration (SOAR) and Transfer Orientation sessions both virtually and in person starting in April at the main campus.
Continue reading UT Martin sets 2022 summer orientation and registration dates
The College of Business and Global Affairs and Tom E. Hendrix Chair of Free Enterprise will offer the Fifth Annual Skyhawk Entrepreneurship Workshop Series at the University of Tennessee at Martin beginning February 3. Continue reading Skyhawk Entrepreneurship Workshop Series begins Feb. 3
The University of Tennessee at Martin Advisory Board will hold its annual winter meeting in person at 1 p.m. CDT, Friday, Jan. 21, in Room 206 of the Boling University Center. Continue reading UT Martin Advisory Board to meet January 21
The University of Tennessee at Martin will name Farm Road, which connects University Street to Hyndsver-Gardner Road, Jerry D. Gresham Road in memory of Dr. Jerry D. Gresham, professor emeritus of animal science. Continue reading University road to be named after Dr. Jerry D. Gresham
Mary Jo Dougherty, longtime Camden, Tennessee, resident and University of Tennessee supporter, will be remembered for her community involvement and generosity. Continue reading Mary Jo Dougherty remembered for her community involvement and generosity
The Tennessee Association of Community Leadership has named Cary Vaughn, of Millington, to receive the TACL Servant Leadership Award. Continue reading WestStar graduate Cary Vaughn receives statewide leadership award
The University of Tennessee at Martin will receive a $126,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, a federal agency supporting research, education, preservation and public programs in the humanities. Continue reading NEH grant to support survey of West Tennessee historical records collections
Ford Motor Company’s first new manufacturing plant since the 1960s will change West Tennessee. Continue reading Keys to Blue Oval City’s success previewed in WestStar Program
Nadia Treadwell, an MTSU student from Union City, and Carly White, a UT Martin student from Jackson, were crowned Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival and Miss UT Martin respectively during the combined pageant Nov. 6 in the Boling University Center’s Duncan Ballroom. Continue reading Contestants claim Miss UT Martin, Miss Tennessee Soybean Festival during combined pageant