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Thomas Supports UTCVM Students
Thomas helps aspiring veterinarians pursue their dreams through the Ralph W. Thomas Jr. and Family Veterinary Medicine Endowed Scholarship program.
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Scholarships Make Real-Life Solutions
Scholarships make a difference for Animal Science student Ariana Bradely.
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Leadership Transition Announced for UTIA
Keith Carver will serve as the new leader of the UT Institute of Agriculture (UTIA).
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Scholarships Help the Next Generation of Veterinarians
Vet Med Scholarships Help the Next Generation of Veterinarians
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Explore Lone Oaks Farm
Lone Oaks Farm takes the classroom outside and incorporates S.T.E.M. education into exploring the lakes, trees, and wildlife of Hardeman County.
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Large Animal Hospital Named for Charles and Julie Wharton
The naming of the Charles and Julie Wharton Large Animal Hospital recognizes their longtime philanthropic support and was approved by the UT Board of Trustees Executive Committee Friday, January 21, 2022.
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National Research Excellence Award to UTCVM’s Rouse
The American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges has bestowed its 2022 Excellence of Research Award upon veterinarian and immunologist Barry T. Rouse with the UT College of Veterinary Medicine.
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A Seventy-Fifth Anniversary for Tennessee 4-H Congress
In 2022, Tennessee 4-H Congress celebrated its seventy-fifth anniversary.
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UTIA launches International Center
Donnie and Terry Smith have big ideas for solving world hunger – and the couple believes the solution begins at their alma mater.
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UTIA Announces New Herbert College of Agriculture
The Herbert College of Agriculture becomes the third named college in the University of Tennessee’s 224-year history and only the second land-grant agricultural college in the nation named from a philanthropic gift.
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