CAPTE Approves FHU Physical Therapist Assistant Program for Candidate Status
CAPTE Approves FHU Physical Therapist Assistant Program for Candidate Status.
PRIVATE DONOR GIFT SUPPORTS NEWLY APPROVED CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
MARTIN, TENN., August 2, 2022 – NEW DEGREE – An anonymous gift to UT Martin will
support the university’s new Bachelor of Science in Construction Management, an engineering
major developed to meet Tennessee workforce needs. The new degree program has received full
approval from the UT Board of Trustees and the Tennessee Higher Education Commission and
will begin this fall. The program will be taught in the university’s new Latimer Engineering and
Science Building (pictured), which will be completed this fall.
Washington-Douglass Headstart/Early Headstart Center is now accepting applications
Dr. Jerry Woods pictured with WD Family Advocate, Gwendolyn Cooper
FIRST NOYCE SCHOLAR GRADUATE BEGINS TEACHING CAREER THIS FALL
MARTIN, Tenn., July 27, 2022 – FIRST NOYCE GRADUATE – Elizabeth Campbell, of Murfreesboro,
is the first to complete UT Martin’s Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program, which prepared her to
become a classroom teacher in STEM education. Campbell received her education master’s degree in
May and will begin her K-12 education career this fall as a biology and anatomy teacher at Riverdale
High School in Murfreesboro. She is pictured at the university before spring commencement with Dr.
Steve Elliott, professor of mathematics and statistics and UT Martin STEM Center director.
SMALL BUSINESSES TO BENEFIT FROM UT MARTIN MBA PROGRAM, REED CENTER CONSULTNG PROJECT
Photo ID: Dr. Mark Farley, assistant professor of finance, presents to a cohort of MBA students
at the University of Tennessee at Martin.
GUERIN, DAVIS RECEIVE UTAA OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARDS
Joshua Guerin
AAH Scholarship Bowl - Humboldt, TN
From left to right: Chelsi Brown( 2nd place), Joseph Linningham (3rd place),
Tiera Pankey(5th place), Destiny Shutes(4th place), David Willis (1st place)