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“THE INTENTIONAL, PERSONAL CONNECTIONS AT UT MARTIN MAKE ME FEEL RIGHT AT HOME.”

Erin Welch Plant & Soil Science

undergraduate degrees concentrations

“UT MARTIN HAS A GREAT COMMUNITY THAT TRULY CARES FOR EVERYONE.”

Darren Perry Health & Human Performance

39.4

awarded in grants and scholarships

“MY ADVICE FOR INCOMING STUDENTS IS TO GET INVOLVED ON CAMPUS, WHICH IS A GREAT WAY TO MEET NEW PEOPLE.”

Emily Brown Nursing

NORTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA

VIRGINIA

“I CHOSE UT MARTIN BECAUSE IT IS VERY AFFORDABLE.”

Altonia Rencher Pre-veterinary Science

students represent Approximately states countries

“I CHOSE TO ATTEND UTM BECAUSE IT IS FAR MORE THAN JUST A UNIVERSITY. IT IS A FAMILY!”

Trevor Ferrell Secondary Education

Want to learn what it’s like to be a Skyhawk? Schedule a campus tour!

Tours are offered Monday through Friday at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Visit utm.edu/tour to schedule a campus tour.

You can also visit us during one of our Preview Days! Visit utm.edu/preview to learn more!

To Apply for Admission

• Go to utm.edu/apply and click “APPLY NOW.”

• Have your official transcripts sent to us, including your high school transcript and any college work.

• Send us your official ACT and/or SAT scores.

• Submit your application by Feb. 1 to be eligible for scholarships – the sooner the better!

Questions? Call or send us an email: Office of Undergraduate Admissions, (731) 881-7020, admitme@utm.edu.

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(from top) Student rides bicycle in UT Martin’s beautiful quad; UT Martin student poses with the new athletic logo T-shirt; engineering major studies in an EPS lab; student participates in goat yoga outside the Boling University Center.

Admission Requirements

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN

• 3.0 GPA and 19 ACT or SAT equivalent OR 2.7 GPA and 21 ACT or SAT equivalent.

• UT Martin uses the super-scoring method of combining test scores into a new composite score.

• Any student who does not meet regular admission requirements will be reviewed for conditional admission. Spots are limited, so apply early.

TEST-FLEXIBLE ADMISSION FOR FALL 2022

UT Martin will offer test-flexible admission for students applying for the fall of 2022. As ACT/SAT-scheduled tests are being canceled because of the coronavirus, UT Martin will accept applications based on a high school GPA of 3.0 or higher and courses taken. Students are encouraged to submit an ACT or SAT score prior to enrollment at UT Martin for scholarships and class placement but can be admitted without a score.

TRANSFER STUDENTS

• Students who have completed 12 hours of college-level courses must have a 2.0 college GPA to be admitted.

UT MARTIN REGIONAL CENTERS

Freshman students can also enroll in classes at our regional centers located in Parsons, Ripley, Selmer and Somerville. Transfer students are eligible to enroll at all regional centers including a location at Jackson State Community College.

Soar in Four Program Scholarship Aviator

UT Martin wants you to Soar in Four by taking 15 credit hours per semester to complete your undergraduate degree in four years. We have many services in place to help you soar, including a top-notch Office of Career Planning and Development, student success counselors you will meet during your freshman year, plenty of course offerings, online degree-planning tools to help track your progress toward graduation, living-learning communities, and readily available tutoring and advising services.

UT Martin is one of the most affordable public institutions in Tennessee.

To view UT Martin’s tuition and fees, please visit utm.edu/tuition.

All tuition and fees estimated based on 2021-22 costs. Students residing outside of Tennessee are considered out-of-state, except residents of Fulton, Graves and Hickman counties in Kentucky.

To apply for financial aid, including grants, loans, work-study and the Tennessee HOPE scholarship (for Tennessee residents), you’ll need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov. The FASFA is available beginning Oct. 1, 2021, for the 2022-23 school year.

When filling out the FAFSA, you will be asked to enter school codes. UT Martin’s school code is 003531. By including our school code, you are indicating you want UT Martin to process your FAFSA for eligible awards once you are admitted.

There are many different types of financial aid available, and you can read more about all of these at utm.edu/financialaid. The website also includes a net price calculator, which will help you make an early estimate of your total annual cost of attending UT Martin.

• Scholarship Aviator is a one-stop site for donorfunded and departmental UT Martin scholarships and has hundreds of opportunities available for new and continuing students.

• After admission to UT Martin, apply at utm.edu/aviator between Oct. 15 and Feb. 1 for scholarship consideration.

Other Scholarships

UNIVERSITY SCHOLARS PROGRAM

• University Scholars is the premier UT Martin Honors program for up to 30 incoming first-year students.

• Qualifying students receive $2,500 per year in addition to their Chancellor’s Scholarship award of $3,000 per year for a total of $22,000 for four years.

• Students must qualify for the UT Martin Chancellor’s Scholarship to apply.

• To apply visit utm.edu/universityscholars or call (731) 881-7436 for more information.

For complete information about the University Scholars Program, honors curriculum, and application procedures and deadlines for becoming a University Scholar, visit: utm.edu/universityscholars or call (731) 881-7436 for more information.

VOYAGER OUT-OF-STATE SCHOLARSHIP

• Qualifying students receive $5,000 per year for up to four years.

• First-time freshmen must have at least a 20 ACT and 3.0 GPA. Transfer students must have a minimum 2.0 college GPA with 12 transfer hours.

• This scholarship can be combined with the UT Martin Deans Scholarship, if eligible.

• Students must be full-time and remain in good academic standing.

• The priority admissions deadline with automatic consideration is Feb. 1, 2021.

Merit-based scholarships start at a 3.0 GPA* and a 20 ACT** or SAT equivalent and are awarded as funds are available. Priority consideration is given to students who apply for admission prior to Feb. 1. Students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships when applying for admission. Visit utm.edu/scholarships for updated information and scholarship continuation requirements.

*on a 4.0 grading scale **super-scoring method used

Chancellor’s Scholarship recipients are eligible for a travel-study stipend of $2,500 to apply toward a universityapproved travel experience while enrolled at UT Martin. Chancellor ’s Scholarship recipients who are not Tennessee residents will have the out-of-state portion of their tuition waived in addition to receiving the scholarship award.

The Deans Scholarship can be combined with the Voyager Out-of-State Scholarship for students who qualify. The Excellence and Achieve Scholarships are for Tennessee residents only.

Scholarship amounts and award criteria may change without notice. UT Martin reserves the right to limit the number of scholarships if necessary.

TENNESSEE HOPE SCHOLARSHIP

• This scholarship is awarded by the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation to qualified Tennessee high school graduates with a minimum ACT 21 (or equivalent SAT score) or minimum GPA of 3.0.

• Freshmen and sophomores receive $3,500 per year, and juniors and seniors receive $4,500 per year as long as continuation requirements are met.

• The FAFSA is the application for the HOPE scholarship.

• To see if your high school qualifies or if you qualify as a nontraditional student (age 25 or older), visit tn.gov/collegepays

ALUMNI VALEDICTORIAN RECOGNITION AWARD

• Qualifying students receive a one-year award with a $1,000 stipend.

• A minimum 23 ACT score is required.

• Students are automatically considered when applying for admission.

• Students will be notified of this award with an offer letter.

UT PROMISE

• Tennessee residents who meet UT Martin admission requirements qualify for the Tennessee HOPE Scholarship and have an annual household income of less than $50,000 are eligible to receive funds from the UT Promise financial aid program.

• This is a last-dollar scholarship that will be applied after all other financial aid is received, including, but not limited to, Pell Grants, HOPE Scholarship and other institutional scholarships.

• Participating students will be matched with a volunteer mentor and must complete eight hours of service each semester to remain in the program.

• This program applies to both tuition and mandatory fees. Housing, meal plans and other post-secondary expenses are not included.

• Students must meet application, FAFSA and service deadlines in order to be considered. For specific information on deadlines and requirements, visit tennessee.edu/ut-promise

(left, from top) Student enjoys petting zoo during I Heart UTM week; a group of students poses for a picture before class; a student takes a break in the quad between classes; a communications major hosts a newcast on WUTM 90.3 FM “The Hawk”; (right, from top) students participate in hands-on learning at the Margaret N. Perry Children’s Center; vet tech students check a dog’s vitals during lab; agriculture students participate in a controlled field burn; students harvest honey from UT Martin’s honey bee hives.

College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Agricultural Engineering Technology/Agricultural Production

Agricultural Business

Agricultural Education

Agribusiness Communications

Animal Science

Child and Family Studies

Crop and Soil Management

Dietetics

Earth Science

Environmental Management

Family and Consumer Sciences Education

Farm and Ranch Management

Fashion Merchandising

Fisheries and Aquaculture Science

Food and Nutrition

Geology

Geographic Information Systems

Gerontology

Golf Course and Landscape Management

Hospitality and Food Service Management

Meteorology

Military Science and Leadership

Natural Resources Management

Park Administration

Precision Agriculture Technology

Soil and Water Conservation

Veterinary Health Technology

Veterinary Technology and Management

Veterinary Science

Wildlife Science

PROGRAMS OF

College of Business and Global Affairs

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Accounting

Business Communication

Economics

Finance

General Business

Political Science

Information Systems

International Business

International Studies

Management

Marketing

Sport Business

Pre-professional programs:

Law

DID YOU KNOW?

• Finance students can participate in the Tennessee Valley Authority Investment Challenge Program, which allows them to manage a real portfolio with a value in excess of $500,000. Students make all management decisions and report back to TVA, gaining real client/manager experience while utilizing a Bloomberg Terminal.

• Students travel across the country and overseas by participating in travel-study, study-abroad and global experiential learning programs in various countries, including Australia, Costa Rica, England, France, Germany, Japan and Spain.

• The college sends a select group of students to the Super Bowl each year to assist with the production of events.

(from top) Dr. Mahmoud Haddad giving a lecture to his finance class; students work event operations during Super Bowl LV; student leaders participate in Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature; international students enjoy the quad.

College of Education, Health, and Behavioral Sciences

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Corrections

Courts and Law

Criminal Justice

Exercise Science and Wellness

Forensic Science

Health and Human Performance

Individualized Area of Interest

Integrated Studies (Elementary Education)

Law Enforcement

Neuroscience Nursing Psychology Public Health

Secondary Education

Social Work

Sociology

Special Education

DID YOU KNOW?

• UT Martin nursing graduates continue to have one of the highest NCLEX exam passage rates in Tennessee.

• The nursing program is externally accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN), and the social work program is externally accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).

• All teacher licensure programs in the College of Education, Health, and Behavioral Sciences are accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).

(from top) Nursing student works COVID-19 vaccination site; criminal justice students gain hands-on experience at the National Forensics Academy in Oak Ridge; health and human performance students learn how to properly assess blood pressure; a student gives a lesson during her student teacher placement.

College of Engineering and Natural Sciences

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Biology: Cell & Molecular

Biology: Environmental & Organismal

Chemistry

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Computer Science: Data Science

Computer Science: Digital Hardware & Embedded Systems

Computer Science: Software and Systems

Cybersecurity

Electrical Engineering

Manufacturing Engineering

Mathematics

Mechanical Engineering

Mechatronics Engineering

Physics

Secondary Mathematics

Statistics

Pre-professional programs: Chiropractic

Cytotechnology

Dental Hygiene

Dentistry

Informatics and Information Curriculum

Medical Technology

Medicine

Occupational Therapy

Optometry

Pharmacy

Physical Therapy

Physician Assistant

Speech Pathology

UT Martin’s concentration in manufacturing engineering is the only comparable program in

UT Martin’s Pre-Med Scholars Program guarantees students four hours of shadowing each month with a variety of

(from top) Three students conduct an experiment during lab; a biology student traps bugs to help find invasive species; an engineering student prepares for a welding project during lab; a student collects samples from the campus greenhouse.

College of Humanities and Fine Arts

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Art Education

Dance Education

English

Fine and Performing Arts

Foreign

Graphic Design History

Media Design

Music

Music Education

Music Performance

News-Editorial Philosophy

Public Relations

Spanish Theatre

Video Game Design Certificate

Visual Art

DID YOU KNOW?

• WUTM 90.3 FM “The Hawk” is a regionally and nationally honored college radio station.

• UT Martin hosts one of two annual Civil Rights Conferences in the United States.

• UT Martin offers the only K-12 Dance Education licensure teaching option in Tennessee.

(from top) Student provides color commentary during a UT Martin basketball game on WUTM 90.3 FM “The Hawk”; a dancer performs as part of the UT Martin dance ensemble showcase; a music major rehearses for her ensemble; visual and theatre art students perform “Oedipus Rex” as part of the Vanguard Theatre.

Housing and Residential Life

We make sure campus living is a positive experience. The UT Martin Office of Housing provides a fully-trained staff of residence hall directors and resident assistants who tend to the needs of residents through social activities, competitions and intramural sports.

Housing Reminders

• First-year freshmen are required to live on campus unless commuting from the home of parents or legal guardians in the Tennessee counties of Weakley, Obion, Gibson, Carroll or Henry or the Kentucky counties of Fulton, Hickman and Graves.

• Students enrolled with fewer than 45 completed credit hours before the first day of fall classes are required to sign an academic year lease and live in on-campus residence halls. Once a student completes 45 credit hours, signing an additional academic year lease is not required after completing current lease obligations. Some exemptions apply.

To Apply for Housing

Apply online at utm.edu/housing beginning Oct. 1.

• A $50 deposit is required with all housing applications. (You must be admitted to the university first.)

• Apply early for priority placement.

• The housing deposit is refundable up to June 1.

Housing Options:

• Browning and Ellington Halls: $3,150/year

• Cooper Hall Living-Learning Communities: $3,780/year

• University Village Phase 1 (A-E): $6,820/year

• University Village Phase 2 (F-H): $6,490/year

Rates are subject to change.

Need assistance?

Call or send us an email. Office of Housing 731-881-7730 | houseme@utm.edu

University Village Phase II (F, G, H)

Priority given to incoming freshmen.

1, 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms

Apartment-style living

Elevator-equipped

Fully furnished

Private bedroom

Kitchenette

Refrigerator

Two-burner cook top

Stack-unit washer/dryer

Wireless Internet

University Village Phase I (A, B, C, D, E)

Priority given to upperclassmen and transfer students.

2 or 4 bedrooms

Apartment-style living

Fully furnished

Private bedroom

Private bath

Full kitchen

Walk-in closet

Washer/dryer

Wireless Internet

Browning and Ellington Halls

Residence-hall living

Fully furnished

2-person shared bedroom (single available at additional cost)

4-person shared bathroom

Wireless Internet

Community kitchen, laundry and game room area

Living-Learning Communities in Cooper Hall

A living-learning community is an environment where students with shared academic majors or lifestyle interests can live, study and work together. Our living-learning communities have access to community rooms equipped with the latest technology, access to study rooms, a break room and community rooms.

Benefits of Living-Learning Communities:

• Experience a tailored transition into college

• Enrich your academic and residential experience

• Grow your leadership skills

• Take classes with people you know

• Form a study group

• Build a network of faculty connections

• Create long-lasting friendships

• Get involved on campus

• Have fun

LEFT-RIGHT, TOP-BOTTOM

• Student Recreation Center

• Paul Meek Library

• Elam Center Pool

• Hardy Graham Stadium

• Boling University Center

• Skyhawk Dining Hall

• Skyhawk Arena and Pat Head Summitt Court

• Fitness Trail

Academic Organizations

Accounting Majors Society

Aero Design University of Tennessee at Martin - Society of Automotive Engineers

Agribusiness Club

Agriculture Education Society

Agronomy Club

American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences

American Criminal Justice Association

American Society of Civil Engineers

ASABE Student Mechanization Chapter

Association for Computing Machinery

Baja - Society of Automotive Engineers

Council for Exceptional Children

Criminal Justice Society

Ecology Club

Fashion Merchandising Association

Financial Management Association

GeoClub

History Club

Horseman’s Association of UT Martin

League of Striving Artists

Mathematics & Statistics Society at UT Martin

National Association for Interpretation

National Society of Professional Surveyors

National Student Nurses Association

Percussion Society

Philosophy Forum

Predental Chapter at UTM

Psychology Club

Public Relations Student Society of America

Radio Television Digital News Association

Skyhawk Elite Dance

Society of Physics Students

Sociology Club

Sports, Health, Athletics and Physical Education Club

Student Cattlemen’s Association

Student Dietetics Association

Student Members of the American Chemical Society

Student Social Work Association

Student Tennessee Education Association

Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature

The Association for Women Geo-Scientists - UT Martin Chapter

The Scrub Club

The Student Chapter of the American Meteorological Society

University Scholars Organization

UTM Aging Studies Association

UTM Collegiate Chapter of the National Association for Music Education

Veterinary Science Club

West Tennessee Association for Children’s Early Education Student Group

Wildlife Society

Women In Communications

Woodwind Students’ Association

(from top) Recruitment counselors pose for a photo before Sorority Bid Day; NPHC groups stroll in the Boling University Center as part of the Night of Dance; students enjoy the Chase Rice Concert at Pacer Pond; fraternity members participate in line dance during Greek Week.

Honor Societies

Alpha Kappa Delta - International Sociology Honor Society

Alpha Phi Sigma

Alpha Psi Omega

Beta Beta Beta

Beta Gamma Sigma

Delta Tau Alpha

Gamma Beta Phi

Kappa Delta Pi

National Society of Leadership and Success

Phi Alpha Honor Society

Phi Alpha Theta

Phi Beta Lambda

Phi Eta Sigma

Phi Sigma Tau

Phi Upsilon Omicron

Psi Chi International Honors Society

Sigma Gamma Epsilon

Sigma Tau Delta

Social Organizations:

Fraternities

Alpha Gamma Rho

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc.

Kappa Alpha Order

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

Pi Kappa Alpha

Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Sigma Chi

Sigma Phi Epsilon

Sororities

Alpha Delta Pi

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Alpha Omicron Pi

Chi Omega

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Sigma Alpha

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Zeta Tau Alpha

Special Interest Organizations

Beanswitch

College Democrats

College Republicans

Collegiate Skating Society

Gamerhawks

Her Campus at UTM

Japanese Anime Research Society

National Alliance on Mental Illness UTM Affiliate

Non-Traditional Student Association

Order of the Skyhawks

Skyhawk Veteran’s Association

Skypups for the Blind

The Scuba Club at UT Martin

Transfers for Life

Young Americans for Liberty

Student Advisory Boards

College Panhellenic Council

Flight Crew

Interfraternity Council

National Pan-Hellenic Council

Student Government Association

Student Alumni Council

Service Organizations

Circle K International

Rotaract

Students for St. Jude UTM Recycles

Religious Organizations

Baptist Collegiate Ministry

Church of Christ Student Center

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

G1: God First

Muslim Students Association

Nurses Christian Fellowship

Open Forum Bible Study

Skyhawk Catholic

The Mission

Wesley Foundation

YoungLife

4,000+ community service hours reported by student organizations in 2020-2021

Club Sports

Clay Target Club and Team

Club Baseball

Collegiate Bass Anglers Team

Disc Golf Club at UT Martin

UTM Judo Club

Multicultural Organizations

Black Student Association

French Club

German Club

International Club

Japanese Language Club

Korean Student and Culture Club

Latin Hispanic Student Association

Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Related Sciences

National Association of Black Journalists

Spanish Club

Spectrum

The Chinese Student Association

Women’s Student Alliance

Professional Organizations

Alpha Kappa Psi

Alpha Phi Omega

Collegiate 4-H

Collegiate Future Farmers of America

Mu Epsilon Delta

Phi Chi Theta

Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia

Sigma Alpha Iota

Performance Ensembles

Aviators Marching Band & Basketball Band

Concert Band

Contemporary Music Group

Dance Ensemble

Guitar Ensemble

Lyric Opera Theater

Musical Theatre

New Pacer Singers

University Singers

Vanguard Theatre

Wind Ensemble

World Percussion Ensemble

(from top) Mr. and Miss UT Martin crowned during I Heart UTM week; student participates in community service at the Carl Perkins Center for Child Abuse; members of the Skyhawk Aviator Band perform for the campus on the Boling University Center plaza; fraternity members participate in the Step Show as part of homecoming festivities.

Cultural Opportunities

Art Exhibitions

Campus Drum Circle

Community Music Academy

Faculty Recital Series

Guest Artist Concert Series

Improv Alliance (Improvisational Comedy)

Lecture Series

Museum Exhibitions

Musical Theatre

Northwest Film Festival

Roots of Rythm Presentations

UTM Dance Ensemble

Vanguard Theatre

Events

Comedians

Concerts

Fairs

Holiday Events

Game Shows

Movies

Novelty

Speakers

Trivia Nights

The UT Martin campus has a small-town feel with a large city vibe that is great for college students. Our campus life is full of exciting activities such as concerts, movies, crawfish boil, inflatables and more!

To access our activities calendar, visit runway.utm.edu.

DID YOU KNOW?

• UTM’s Department of Public Safety patrols the campus 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

• Students can request an officer escort any time at 731-881-7777.

• All students, faculty and staff can participate in UTM RAVE Alerts – an emergency textmessaging system.

• The LiveSafe App is available on the main campus to share emergency and non-emergency information with the UT Martin Department of Public Safety.

• All residence halls are staffed with Resident Assistants (RAs). RAs provide information about activities, events, policies and also assist students with roommate conflicts, homesickness and academic concerns. RAs are trained to respond to a variety of issues to assist students or act as a referral resource.

• The Residence Life staff takes extra precautions to ensure the safety and security of residents through cameras, swipe card access, fire safety equipment, staff emergency response training and 24-hour desk operations.

(from top) Students engage in various activities sponsored by Student Life.

The City of Martin

The city of Martin features a revitalized historic downtown business district that includes two coffee shops, restaurants, shopping and nightlife. A new $10 million state-of-the-art public library opened in 2021 in downtown Martin. The traditional college-town setting and related amenities offer a perfect environment for students who attend the University of Tennessee at Martin.

Martin is perfectly located where you and your friends can take a break from studies and road trip to nearby Reelfoot Lake, Kentucky Lake or Land Between the Lakes recreational areas. Union City, located west of Martin, offers additional shopping, restaurant choices and Discovery Park of America. Martin is centrally located between Memphis and Nashville and is just an hour’s drive from Jackson and Paducah, Kentucky.

DID YOU KNOW?

• Martin ranks as one of the safest cities in Tennessee.

• Martin is home to the Award-Winning, Tennessee Soybean Festival. The Tennessee Soybean Festival is an annual Labor Day week event celebrating our agricultural history and roots with many community events. The Tennessee Soybean Festival recently received the Southeast Festival and Events Association prestigious Best Festival Award.

(from top) Photos of the City of Martin including Broadway Street, a Tennessee Soybean Festival concert, parade and downtown.

Intercollegiate Athletics

UT Martin is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s Division I, Ohio Valley Conference, National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association and National Collegiate Equestrian Association.

Men’s Athletics

Baseball

Basketball

Cheerleading

Cross-Country

Football

Golf

Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field

Rifle

Rodeo

Women’s Athletics

Basketball

Beach Volleyball

Cheerleading

Cross-Country

Equestrian

Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field

Rifle

Rodeo

Soccer

Stunt

Softball

Tennis

Volleyball

DID YOU KNOW?

• Eight Skyhawk athletic programs have captured a total of 33 OVC team championships, 26 of which have come since 2006.

• UT Martin Athletics set a new departmental record with a 3.29 cumulative Grade Point Average for the Spring 2021 semester, which was the third consecutive term that the Skyhawks had recorded their best academic semester in school history.

(from top) Varsity athletes are shown participating in football, tennis, baseball and basketball.

Intramural Sports

The intramural sports program is a great way for students, faculty and staff to get involved, compete and develop friendships.

Men’s, women’s and co-ed leagues are available in all team sports. Leagues are structured within each division to accommodate different skill levels. Activities consist of individual, dual and team sports including flag football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball and more.

Intramural Sports

Basketball

Disc Golf

Golf

Handball

Inner-Tube Water Polo

Ping Pong

Racquetball

Soccer

Softball

Tennis

Ultimate Frisbee

Volleyball

Club Sports

Baseball

Clay Target

Collegiate Bass Anglers Team

Judo

(from top) Students are shown participating in intramural games for water polo, baseball, basketball and flag football.

To the bottom, off the map: University Courts Apartments, Sorority Village and West Tennessee Healthcare Volunteer Hospital.

To the far left, off the map: Skyhawk Park, Bettye Giles Field, Skyhawk Soccer Complex, Margaret N. Perry Children’s Center and Skyhawk Track

Pre-Professional Pathways:

Chiropractic-Biology

Chiropractic-HHP

Chiropractic-Other

Cytotechnology-Biology

Cytotechnology-Chemistry

Cytotechnology-Other

Dental-Biology

Dental-Chemistry

Dental-Other

Dental Hygiene-Biology

Dental Hygiene-Other

Health Informatics & Info Mgt-Bus

Health Informatics & Info Mgt-CSCI

Health Informatics & Info Mgt-

Other

Medical-Biology

Medical-Chemistry

Medical-Other

Medical Laboratory Science-Biology

Medical Laboratory ScienceChemistry

Medical Laboratory Science-Other

Occupational Therapy-Biology

Occupational Therapy-HHP

Occupational Therapy-Other

Optometry-Biology

Optometry-Chemistry

Optometry-Other

Pharmacy-Biology

Pharmacy-Chemistry

Pharmacy-Other

Physical Therapy-Biology

Physical Therapy-HHP

Physical Therapy-Other

Physician Assistant-Biology

Physician Assistant-Chemistry

Physician Assistant-Other

Speech Pathology

Veterinary Medicine

Animal Science

Wildlife Biology *Checktheuniversitycatalogforacompletelistofdegrees,majorsandconcentrations.

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