Becoming a Haslam Scholar is no easy accomplishment. Only around 1.5 percent of applicants are selected for the program—fifteen out of roughly a thousand—making it extremely competitive. In just a few short…
Herbert Welcomes Haslam Scholar to Incoming Class
Mexico and Argentina Study Abroad Courses Offered for New UT Winter Term
Students in the Herbert College of Agriculture have a new option for international study with a new winter term that will occur the first three weeks in January, with study also possible during the weeks in December following fall semester.
Meet Spenser Smith
Spenser Smith is the newest member of the Dean’s Office and is the new coordinator for communications and employer relations for the Herbert College of Agriculture.
Interview with Distinguished Herbert Alumnus Bob Sinclair
Bob Sinclair is the 2021 recipient of the Herbert College of Agriculture Distinguished Alumnus award.
ALEC Opens Doorways with Online Degree Program
The Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications has an exciting new offering for students: the ability to complete a bachelor of science degree online.
One Health, One World
An update on the UT One Health Initiative and its research and happenings.
Department of Animal Science Welcomes New Advisor Jeremy Mobley
Meet Jeremy Mobley, new student success advisor for the Department of Animal Science.
Missions that Make Waves
The Tennessee RiverLine and Extension Programs share complementary missions that make waves in the communities they touch.
Mindfulness: Finding Peace in an Unusual Time
After fall 2020 semester finals, AgResearch and the Herbert College of Agriculture offered a mindfulness workshop specifically for our graduate students. With a goal to foster connection and manage stress, a small group of students gathered safely in person, with more attending online.
Get the Scoop on the Creamery
The UT Creamery is currently in the works and on the way at 2712 Neyland Drive, the former site of the UT Visitors Center.
