Skyhawk Card Information
Silver Account:
Can be used at authorized campus vendors: UTM bookstore, UTM computer store, all Dining Service Locations, UTM Department of Public Safety, many of the campus vending machines, UTM Student Health, and most of the campus copier machines. The funds deposited to the Skyhawk Silver account will continue to roll over from semester to semester until the card holder withdraws or graduates from the University. Funds in the account are refundable for a $15 service fee. The fee is only waived upon graduation.
Bookstore/ Computer Store Account:
Students with pending excess financial aid use these accounts by requesting a book advance or computer advance. Book advance funds are only available for use in the UTM Bookstore in the Boling University Center. Computer Store advance funds can only be used in the UTM Computer Store. These funds roll over from semester to semester until the end of the financial aid award year. Funds in the account are refundable without a service fee by a student request or automatically at the end of the award year.
Dining Services Meal Plan:
This account is used to access the Meal Plan that is purchased from the University’s Dining Service Vendor. This account tracks the usage of the plan, based upon the number of weekly meals purchased. This plan is only good at the main dining hall, unless directed by Dining Services. The meals applied to this account are good only from week to week and do not roll over from semester to semester. This account has daily spending limits. Funds are not refundable or transferable.
Captain’s Cash/ Dining Services Declining Balance:
This account coincides with the Meal Plan. The funds applied to this account are a predefined amount that is packaged with the meal plan. These funds are only accepted at Dining Services locations (excludes vending machines). These funds are good for the semester for which they are purchased and only roll over from Fall to Spring. Funds from this account are not refundable or transferable.
Excess Financial Aid and Book/ Computer Advances:
The cardholder can authorize excess financial aid to Skyhawk Card for a book advance up to $750 and/or for a computer advance up to $1, 250. These funds must be in excess of all fees and charges due to the University for the current term. This option is only available to students if their Banner account holds a refundable balance. Once the UTM Business Office has issued a refund, book advances and computer advances are not available unless there is sufficient other pending financial aid. Amounts of more than 4750 or $1,250 can be applied under certain circumstances. Please inquire in the Business Affairs Office
Registered Academic Student Organizations by Department
Agriculture, Geosciences, & Natural Resources:
- Agronomy Club
- Alpha Gamma Rho
- Alpha Zeta National Agricultural Honor Society
- American Congress on Surveying and Mapping
- American Society of Agricultural & Biological Engineers, Students Mechanization Branch
- Block & Bridle Club
- Collegiate 4-H
- Collegiate FFA
- Crop Judging Team
- Livestock Judging Team
- National Agri-Marketing Team
- Park & Recreation Society
- Pre-Vet Club
- Sigma Alpha
- Sigma Gamma Epsilon
- Student Cattleman’s Association
- TGSAS Alumni Association
- UTM Soil Judging Team
- UTM Turf Club
- UTM Weed Judging Team
- The Wildlife Society
College of Business and Global Affairs
- Alpha Kappa Psi
- Beta Gamma Sigma
- Financial Management Association
- Institute of Management Accountants
- Pre Law Society
- Phi Chi Theta
- Pi Sigma Epsilon
- Political Science Club
History & Philosophy
- History Club
- Phi Alpha Theta
- Philosophy Forum
Visual & Theatre Arts
- Alpha Psi Omega
- Collegiate Dance Association
- Visual Arts Society
Department of Communications
- Society of Professional Journalists
- Women in Communications
- National Association of Black Journalists
- Public Relations Student Society of America
- Media Design Club
- Broadcasting Guild
Department of Behavioral Sciences
- Criminal Justice Society
- Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society
- Psychology Club
- Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society
- Student Social Work Association
- Alpha Delta Mu
- Sociology Club
- Alpha Kappa Delta International Honor Society
Department of Biology
- Beta Beta Beta
- Mu Epsilon Delta
Department of Chemistry
- Student Members of the American Chemical Society
Department for Computer Sciences
- Association for Computing Machinery
Health & Human Performance
- Sports, Health, Athletics, Physical, Education Club
Department of Educational Studies
- Student Tennessee Education Association
- Kappa Delta Pi
- Council for Exceptional Children
Department of Nursing
- Nurses Christian Fellowship
- Student Nurses Association
- Sigma Theta Tau
Department Of Mathematics and Statistics
- Math Society
Department of English and Modern Foreign Languages
- The English Society
- French Club
- German Club
- Japanese Club
- Spanish Club
- Pi Delta Phi
- Sigma Delta Pi
- Sigma Tau Delta
Department of Music
- University Singers
- New Pacer Singers
- Lyric Singers
- Lyric Opera Theatre
- Piano Ensemble
- Skyhawk Marching Band
- Symphonic Band
- Pep Bands
- Concert Jazz Band
- Woodwind Ensemble
- Brass Ensemble
- Percussion Ensemble
- Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
- Sigma Alpha Iota
Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
- American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
- Fashion Merchandising Association
- Interior Design Group
- Student Deictic Association
- Phi Upsilon Omicron
Greek Life
Panhellenic Council
Delta Upsilon Chapter
Nickname: A D Pi
Founded: Wesleyan Female College May 15, 1851
Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House
Jewel: Diamond
Flower: Woodland Violet
Colors: Azure Blue and White
Mascot: Lion
Website: http://www.utm.edu/organizations/adpi
E-mail: adpi@utm.edu
Tau Omicron Chapter
Nickname: A O Pi
Founded: Barnard College, 1897
Philanthropy: Arthritis Research
Symbol: Ruby
Flower: Jacqueminot Rose
Colors: Cardinal and White
Mascot: Panda Bear
Website: http://www.utm.edu/organizations/aopi/
E-mail: aopi@utm.edu
Xi Zeta Chapter
Nickname: Chi O
Founded: University of Arkansas, 1895
Philanthropies: Make-a-Wish, and area charities
Symbol: Owl
Flower: White Carnation
Colors: Cardinal and Straw
Mascot: Owl Website: http://www.utm.edu/organizations/chiomega/
E-mail: chiomega@utm.edu
Delta Mu Chapter
Nickname: Zeta
Founded: Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia
National Philanthropy: Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Flower: White Violet
Colors: Steel Grey and Turquoise Blue
Mascot: Angels and Strawberries
Website: http://www.utm.edu/organizations/zta/
E-mail: zta@utm.edu
Gamma Kappa Pi – Affiliate Panhellenic Member
Founded: 2001, University of Tennessee at Martin
National Philanthropy: LeBonheur Children’s Hospital
Flower: Daisy
Colors: Purple, Green, & Orange
Mascot: Butterfly
Website: http://www.gammakappapi.org/
Interfraternity Council
Alpha Gamma Rho
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Founded: 1908, Ohio State Univ. & Univ. of Illinois
Founded UTM: 1960
Symbol: Crescent
Colors: Dark Green & Gold
Philanthropy: The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho
Website: http://www.agrutm.com
E-mail: mail@agrutm.com
National Website: http://www.agrs.org
Delta Upsilon Chapter
Founded: 1865, Washington & Lee University
Founded UTM: 1975
Symbol: The Knight
Colors: Crimson & Old Gold
Philanthropy: Muscular Dystrophy Association
Website: http://www.kao1865.org
E-mail: webmaster@kao1865.org
National Website: http://www.kappaalhaorder.org
Tau Tetarton Chapter
Founded: 1873, University of Massachusetts
Founded UTM: 1960
Symbol: Great Horned Owl
Colors: Magenta & Silver
Principles: Promote Brotherhood, Stimulate Scholarship, & Develop Character
Website: http://www.utm.edu/organizations/psk/phisig.htm
E-mail: psk@utm.edu
National Website: http://www.phisigmakappa.org
Epsilon Sigma Chapter
Founded: 1868, University of Virginia
Founded UTM: 1961
Symbol: Firetruck & Dalmation
Colors: Garnet & Old Gold
Philanthropy: Le Bonheur Children’s Medical Center
Website: http://www.utm.edu/organizations/pikes
E-mail: pikes@utm.edu
National Website: http://www.pka.org
Tennessee Tau Chapter
Founded: 1856, University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa
Founded UTM: 1972
Symbol: Lion
Colors: Purple & Old Gold
Philanthropy: Children’s Miracle Network
Website: www.sae.net
National Website: http://www.saefraternity.org
Founded: 1855, Miami University of Ohio
Founded UTM: 2003
Symbol: White Cross
Colors: Blue & Old Gold
Philanthropy: Huntsman Cancer Institute
Website: http://www.utm.edu/sigmachi
E-mail: colcjone@ut.utm.edu
National Website: http://www.sigmachi.org
Tennessee Kappa Chapter
Founded: 1901, Richmond College
Founded UTM: 1995
Symbol: Skull & Crossbones
Colors: Purple & Red
Philanthropy: Community Developmental Services
Website: http://sigep.utm.edu
E-mail: sigep@utm.edu
National Website: http://www.sigep.org
National Panhellenic Council
Alpha Phi Alpha
Tau Psi Chapter
Founded: 1906, Cornell University
Founded UTM: 2008
Mascot: Ape
Flower: Yellow Rose
Colors: Black & Old Gold
Philanthropy: March of Dimes
National Website: www.alpha–phi–alpha.com
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Zeta Lambda Chapter
Founded: 1908, Howard University
Founded UTM: 1971
Mascot: Frog
Flower: Tea Rose
Colors: Apple Green & Salmon Pink
Philanthropy: Breast Cancer Awareness
National Website: www.aka1908.com
Delta Sigma Theta
Eta Xi Chapter
Founded: Jan. 13, 1913- Howard University
Founded UTM: 1970
Mascot: Elephant
Flower: African Violet
Colors: Crimson & Creme
Philanthropy: Habitat for Humanity
National Website: www.deltasigmatheta.org
Kappa Alpha Psi
Zeta Kappa Chapter
Founded: Jan. 5, 1911- Indiana University
Founded UTM:1971
Flower: Carnation
Colors: Crimson & Creme
Philanthropy: Habitat for Humanity
Website: www.zetakappanupes.com
National Website: http://www.kappaalphapsi1911.com/
Phi Beta Sigma
Kappa Omicron Chapter
Founded: Jan. 9,1914- Howard University
Founded UTM: , 1979
Flower: White Carnation
Colors: Royal Blue & Pure White
Philanthropy: March of Dimes
National Website: www.pbs1914.org
Omega Psi Phi
Iota Zeta Chapter
Founded: 1911, Howard University
Founded UTM: 1973
Mascot: Bulldog
Flower: African Violet
Colors: Royal Purple & Old Gold
Philanthropy: UNCF
National Website: www.omegapsiphifraternity.org
Zeta Phi Beta
Delta Iota Chapter
Founded: Jan. 16, 1920- Howard University
Founded UTM: 1978
Symbol: Dove
Flower: White Rose
Colors: Royal Blue & Pure White
Philanthropy: Stork’s Nest Charity Fund
National Website: www.zphib1920.org
Sigma Gamma Rho
Kappa Gamma Chapter
Founded: Nov. 12, 1922
Founded UTM 1978
Symbol: poodle
Flower: yellow tea Rose
Colors: Royal Blue & Gold
Philanthropy: March of Dimes
National Website: http://www.sgrho1922.org/
Iota Phi Theta
Eta Pi Chapter
Founded: Sep. 19th, 1963 – Morgan State College Now Morgan State University
Founded UTM: 2009
Mascot: Centaur
Flower: Yellow Rose
Colors: Charcoal Brown & Gilded Gold
Philanthropy: The United Negro College Fund
National Website: www.Iotaphitheta.org
Vending Machine Locations
- Ag Headquarters Building
- Baseball/Softball Complex
- Brehm Hall
- Browning Hall Lobby and Basement
- Business Administration Building Basement
- Communications Building
- Cooper Hall Lobby
- Elam Center
- Ellington Hall Lobby and Basement
- EPS Building
- Fine Arts Building
- Gooch Hall
- Hall-Moody Administration Building
- Humanities Building Basement
- Recycling Center
- ROTC Building
- Skyhawk Fieldhouse
- Student Life Center
- Student Recreation Center
- University Center Gameroom
- University Courts
- University Village Kiosk
- West Tennessee Ag Pavilion
Employment Opportunities
Student Options
– Federal Work-Study
– Non-Institutional Student Employment
– McWhorter Scholarship/Workship Program
– Institutional Employment
* Go to the UT Martin Employment Information Center (215 University Center) to fill out an application to be referred to prospective employers and remain informed or go to their website http://www.utm.edu/staff/employ/student.html *
Federal Work-Study
– Awarded through FAFSA
– If a student is not awarded work study as part of their award package, but they want to participate in the work study program, they must contact Financial Aid and Scholarships Office (731-881-7040) and request to be placed on the Federal Work Study Wait List.
– Students accepted into the program will select their desired job, interview for that position, have that department and Financial Aid and Scholarships office sign the interview form, then return the copy to the hiring department.
– Interview forms found in Banner under the “Financial Aid” tab
Non-Institutional Student Employment
– In Banner, click on “Personal” then click on “Student Employment Job Listings”
McWhorter Scholarship/Workship Program
– Students accepted into the program will be given $1,000 their freshman year. During the spring semester of their freshman year, they will be notified of open workship positions. Once accepted into a position, they will receive a workship of $2,000 per year, while maintaining the required GPA of 3.0.
Institutional Employment
– Library
• apply in person
– Sodexo
• apply in person or call (731) 881-7772
– Bookstore
• apply in person or online at https://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH09/ats/careers/jobSearch.jsp?org=BNCOLLEGE&cws=38
– Information Technology Services
• apply in person or
• online at http://www.utm.edu/departments/its/studentapp.php
– Housing
• apply to be an RA in person (Clement Hall, Room 269)
• or online at https://orgsync.com/36632/forms/107692
• apply to be a deskworker in person (Clement Hall, Room 269)
– The Student Rec Center
• apply in person or online at http://www.utm.edu/departments/campusrec/employment.php
CAMPUS REC INFO
– Address: 95 Mt Pelia Rd Martin, Tennessee 38237
– Phone: 731-881-7745
– Web: www.facebook.com/pages/UTMCampusRec
www.utm.edu/departments/campusrec/
– The Campus Recreation Program is a division of Student Affairs
– Gina McClure is the director of Campus Rec
– Completed in 2010
– 96,000 sq. ft.
– $16.5 million to build
Student Rec Center
– Hours:
6a.m.-11p.m. Monday-Friday
11a.m.-6p.m Saturday
1p.m.-11p.m. Sunday
– Features:
**New equipment installed this summer:
– 8 treadmills
– 4 cross-trainers
– 2 upright bikes
– 2 recumbent bikes
– all have digital tv and internet
• Weight Room
– 7,568 sq. ft. of strength equipment.
– 25+ selectorized strength training machines
– 12,000+ lbs. in dumbbells (5lbs. to 100lbs)
– 9 Olympic Benches (3 flat, 2 military, 2 incline, 2 decline)
– 2 Hammer Strength multi-racks with 8X8 platforms
– Smith Machine.
– more than 55 pieces of cardio equipment
• Equipment
– 8 Life Fitness Discover Treadmills
– 10 Life Fitness 95T Treadmills
– 2 Life Fitness Discover Recumbent Bikes
– 3 Life Fitness 95R Recumbent Bikes
– 2 Life Fitness 95Se Stair Climbers
– 2 Life Fitness Summit Trainers
– 4 Life Fitness Discover Ellipticals
– 7 Life Fitness Ellipticals
– 2 Life Fitness Discover Upright Bikes
– 3 Star Trac E-Spinner
– 15 Star Trac NXT Spinners
– 4 Matrix Trainers
– 1 Sci Fit Pro Upper Body Ergometer
– 1 Sci Fit Recumbent Stepper
– 1 Jacob’s ladder
– 1 Rowing Machine
• 4 Basketball courts (volleyball/badminton options)
– Regulation sized
• Indoor jogging track
– One-eighth of a mile in length (Eight laps = 1 mi)
– Stretching area (weights, resistance bands and mats)
• Rec Check
– 2 Pool Tables
– 2 Poker Tables
– 4 Ping-Pong Tables
– Board Games
(Monopoly, Scrabble, Scattegories, Trouble, Twister, Yahtzee)
– Card Games
(Phase 10, Uno, Rook, Playing Cards)
– Nintendo Wii
(Wii Sports and Resorts)
– Shuffleboard
– Wallyball
– Foosball
– Corn Hole
– Ladder Ball
– Bingo
– Catch Phrase
• Male and Female Locker Rooms
• 2 Group Fitness Rooms
– 1 Hardwood Floor
– 1 Blue Mat Floor
– Group Fitness Classes Offered:
Studio Cycling–You will ride to inspirational music over a varied terrain, controlling the intensity of your workout with a resistance dial and pedal speed. Cycle class fits the needs of a wide range of abilities and fitness goals. It will deliver incredible calorie burn and personal challenge…all at a self-directed pace. Be sure to bring your towel and a bottle of water.
Zumba – A Latin-inspired dance-fitness session designed for dancers and non-dancers alike. It incorporates Latin and international music with dance moves that will get you a great workout. You don’t need to know how to dance to have fun in this session. All levels are welcome.
Ab Lab – A class designed to strengthen & tone your mid-section like never before! Ab Lab hits all areas of your core including your upper abs, lower abs, obliques, and lower back. You can plan on 30 minutes of a non-stop core workout. All levels are welcome.
Butts, Guts & Thighs–Shape up your quadriceps, hamstrings, hip adductors/abductors, gluteus maximus, and abdominals in this muscle conditioning session. This class will help you target and tone your entire core and lower body. All levels are welcome.
Yoga -This class will help you focus on your body, mind, and spirit through a series of basic standing and seated poses. Yoga increases flexibility and relieves you from the stresses of the day. Mats and other props are provided. All levels are welcome.
Total Body Blast– This class will raise your heart-rate, tone your body, increase your core strength, and improve your flexibility. Check out this energetic mix of cardio, strength & flexibility that will leave you feeling invigorated! All levels are welcome.
AquaFit – Come and enjoy a workout in the pool. This low impact water fitness class will build muscle, increase cardio fitness and improve flexibility.
29 Minute Workout–A muscle training session that gives you big results in little time. Join us for this fasted paced total body workout. All levels are welcomed.
Turbo Kick-A class that gets the party started. With cardio kickboxing and dance moves choreographed to the hottest music mixes, you’ll be measuring your fun in sweat! It’s high intensity, fast-paced, and totally addicting!
Shake & Shimmy Cardio – Shake & Shimmy your body into awesome shape! This fun cardio dance class will have you grooving to routines inspired by popular music. All levels are welcome.
Saved by the “Kettle” Bell– Experience the ultimate cardio conditioning class! You will swing, snatch, and press your way to a stronger you. All levels are welcome.
• UTM FIT Health Club
– An incentive program to get students involved and fit
– Health Club members agree to attend Group Fitness Classes, as well as
working out alone and drinking water to add up points. At the end of each
phase, members who have achieved the minimum number of points get
prizes
– 2 Fitness Assessments, which measure:
body fat percentage
muscular strength
endurance
cardiovascular fitness
flexibility
– Wellness Forums (provide helpful information on nutrition, eating disorders, body image, stress, spring break wellness, benefits of exercise, and how to use the equipment in the fitness center.)
Elam Center
– Hours: (only summer hours listed online)
– Features:
• 7 basketball courts (volleyball/badminton options)
• 7 racquetball courts
• Olympic-sized swimming pool
Hours: (only summer hours listed online)
• Weight Room
Aerobics Room
• Interior jogging balcony
(Six laps = 1 mile)
• Home to UTM Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams
Outside
– Intramural Playing fields (located behind Elam)
– 400 meter track
– Putting green
– 3 soccer fields
– 16 tennis courts (6 lighted)
– 1.5 mile fitness trail (Pacer Pond trail)
• Hours: 5:00 a.m.–10:30 p.m.
• Closed during University closures
