Sarah Perry is studying social work, Aaron Dyer is an agricultural business major, and Emily Hudgins is studying both chemistry and plant science. Continue reading West Tennessee students find different lessons in trip to Brazil
Diane Austin, assistant professor of nursing at the University of Tennessee at Martin, and her daughter, Allica Austin, will sponsor a community “Healthy Steps” program from Jan. 28-May 12. Continue reading UT Martin to offer Healthy Steps community program
Beth Edwards and Pat Taylor, both of Martin, received Fall 2019 Outstanding Employee Awards from the University of Tennessee at Martin during a breakfast reception Oct. 31. Continue reading Edwards, Taylor receive Outstanding Employee Awards
The Tennessee State Board of Education recently released a report highlighting the University of Tennessee at Martin Educator Preparation Program as being one of the most-improved programs on the statewide report card in the past year. Continue reading UT Martin Educator Preparation Program is most improved statewide
The University of Tennessee at Martin will host the second Healthy Steps program this fall for community members seeking to lose weight, create healthy lifestyles and combat chronic diseases. Continue reading UT Martin to host second Healthy Steps Program this fall
The Council on Social Work Education has reaffirmed accreditation of the University of Tennessee at Martin’s social work program for the next eight years following a site visit in December 2018. Continue reading Accreditation reaffirmed for UT Martin social work program
Three engineering students from the University of Tennessee at Martin placed fourth in their category and 12th overall in the third-annual Spaceport America Cup, held June 18-22 in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Continue reading UT Martin engineers place 12th in the world
Stella Preuett and Avery Partin, both of Union City, and Mikayla Shupp, of Troy, are the first recipients of the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Annette Sublett Ferguson Scholarship. Continue reading First Obion County students receive Annette Sublett Ferguson Scholarships
Four degree programs at the University of Tennessee at Martin have been ranked among the top 20 programs in the nation for their respective fields in recent publications. Continue reading Four UT Martin degree programs rank top-20 in the nation
Ajia Graham, of Memphis, graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree during the university’s spring commencement exercises May 4. She plans to focus her skills in the area of obstetrics and be a voice for those women who may not be able to advocate for themselves. Continue reading Graham stands up for women of color