Local student participates in Governor’s School for the Agricultural Sciences
Posted 7/19/18
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Local student participates in Governor’s School for the Agricultural Sciences
MARTIN, Tenn. – Emma Strasser, of Chapel Hill, spent the month of June as a student at the Tennessee Governor’s School for the Agricultural Sciences, hosted by the University of Tennessee at Martin. Strasser, a student at Forrest High School, was chosen to participate after a rigorous application process. Selected students earn six hours of college credit in the agricultural sciences and participate in hands-on, real-world learning opportunities both on and off campus to gain an in-depth look at the career fields available in agriculture. UT Martin is a four-year university located in Northwest Tennessee and is part of the University of Tennessee System. For more information, visit utm.edu/tgsas.