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Herbert College of Agriculture

MAKE HERBERT HOME

Preparing today’s Volunteers to be tomorrow’s leaders in the fields of agriculture, natural resources, and construction sciences, the Herbert College of Agriculture offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs complemented by hands-on experience in a family atmosphere.

Student portrait of Aubrey Dauernheim during a UTK Tropical Ecology, Conservation and Field Methods Belize study abroad trip in Belize  with the Ya'axche Conservation Trust
HERBERT STORIES
Lindsey Babbitt interned at the West Tennessee AgResearch and Education Center and worked alongside faculty such as Heather Kelly, Extension plant pathologist.

Professional Pathways

Programs and departments within Herbert and other areas of the institute offer internships, and some students receive course credit.

Built to Last

Herbert construction science and management students go to Italy to study what still stands—and why it matters for what they’ll build next.
Alyssa Clements

Great Grads: Alyssa Clements

“Sometimes I’m a flashlight farmer,” Alyssa Clements says with a smile and a certain pride.


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Invest in the lives of future Volunteers.

Gifts to the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture are made through and payable to the University of Tennessee Foundation, Inc. (UTFI), an independent not-for-profit 501(c)3 that manages all alumni, development, and philanthropic endeavors of the University of Tennessee and its related campuses and institutes.

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