The University of Tennessee at Martin: The First One Hundred Years

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Book Description:

Once a one-structure, rural school offering education at all levels from first grade to college, the University of Tennessee at Martin has a unique history of growth and change. Recounting one hundred years of joy, disappointment, struggle, and expansion, this richly illustrated volume preserves the passing years of this historical center for learning and the stories of its unsung heroes. Author, former student, coach, and faculty member, Robert L. Carroll recalls the long-told stories of the past that have warmed hearts for generations and relates the tide of events at UT Martin to those of the nation and world. He also highlights particular individuals, names synonymous with the college, whose contributions have molded the university into what it is today. As a means for creating a lasting legacy of an ever-changing, yet steadfast school, The University of Tennessee at Martin: The First One Hundred Years celebrates UT Martin's one hundredth birthday, encouraging future generations to help the dream continue to flourish as a second century of service begins.