The UTM nursing department is one of the hidden gems of West Tennessee, making headlines in the area for the past four years. According to the Memphis Business Journal, in 2013 the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation committed $1 million to the nursing branch of the UTM Parsons Center. Since that time, the department has made… Continue reading Nursing department continues annual trend of NCLEX success
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UTM travel study offers a journey through the Cold War
Next spring, a unique travel opportunity is being offered for students at UTM: a trip into the past. In May 2018, the professors and a group of students will set out to Eastern Europe to delve into the cold-shoulder history between the U.S. and Russia. “This travel study and the accompanying course will explore the… Continue reading UTM travel study offers a journey through the Cold War
Writing Center co-coordinator retiring after years of service
The Hortense Parrish Writing Center is a pillar of student success that provides a welcoming environment for students who want to develop a better understanding of the written word. On most days, it is here that you will find Anna Clark, co-coordinator of the Writing Center and Instructor of English, fluttering around like a dove,… Continue reading Writing Center co-coordinator retiring after years of service
Wildlife Society adviser named national ‘fellow’
In his spare time, you can find Dr. Eric Pelren, professor of wildlife biology, spending time with his kids, researching, fishing, gardening, tracking raccoons with radio transmitters or, as of this summer, putting glow sticks on top of PVC pipes hanging from trees to find tree frogs. “I got this idea that they’re sitting there… Continue reading Wildlife Society adviser named national ‘fellow’
Benefit set Feb. 18 to honor alum
A dinner will be held at 6 p.m. on Feb. 18 in the Boling University Center Duncan Ballroom to raise money for a scholarship in memory of student, Phillip Trey Lindsey. Lindsey, a native of Jackson, Tennessee, graduated from UTM with a degree in Natural Resources Management in May 2016. After graduation, he began an… Continue reading Benefit set Feb. 18 to honor alum
Local philanthropist makes mark on UTM
Nestled among the UT Memphis Dental Clinic on 201 West Main Street, Suite E, in Union City, Tennessee, sits Bill Latimer Investments Inc. Inside this office works William H. Latimer III, the namesake of UT Martin’s new upcoming STEM building. The naming of the Latimer Engineering and Science Building was approved by the UT Board of… Continue reading Local philanthropist makes mark on UTM
New Madrid earthquakes: imminent destruction coming soon?
The ground shakes, trees fall down, buildings collapse and the death toll rises– and this is all just the beginning. Many fear the occurrence of such a scene and for people living near the New Madrid fault, the prospect of such a cataclysmic event is not too far-fetched. The fault has proven to be a dangerous… Continue reading New Madrid earthquakes: imminent destruction coming soon?
UTM Women’s Center celebrates its fifth anniversary of opening
Outside of Grove apartment Dll stands a tall wire chair and table. A sign is on the door and a floral mat beneath it. Five years ago on March 1, this apartment opened to become the home of the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Women’s Center. Inside, the one bedroom living space has been transformed… Continue reading UTM Women’s Center celebrates its fifth anniversary of opening
Continuing the legacy with unity
The root of the word “activist” is “act,” and Kaché Brooks is certainly one to not only act, but also encourage the actions and empowered unity of others. The 16th Annual Civil Rights Conference (ACRC) was this past week at the University of Tennessee at Martin and students everywhere felt the impact. Regardless of if… Continue reading Continuing the legacy with unity
Giles family built on black history
Henrietta Giles is living proof that the size of your hometown will never determine what you are capable of becoming. Stanton, Tennessee was home to 423 people as of July 1, 2015, so it comes as a huge surprise that the one stoplight town brought forth the amazing talent and strength that Giles’ voice projects… Continue reading Giles family built on black history