David Snow is a Partner at Elatromme. He specializes in technology, software, and education, focusing on consumer tech, campus life, and higher education. David is featured in prominent outlets including Forbes, WBBJ 7 Eyewitness News, and CultofMac.com.
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David Snow's articles primarily focus on deals and promotions related to technology products, particularly those from Apple. His coverage also includes reviews and press releases about various technological products.
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By: David Snow
The University of Tennessee at Martin secured $7,927,171 in philanthropic support during the 2025-26 fiscal year, reflecting the continued commitment
By: David Snow
During her final semester at the University of Tennessee at Martin, Maleia Bigham's alarm went off at 4:40 a.m. each morning.
By: David Snow
Leigh Anne Bentley, chief marketing officer of Leaders Credit Union and founding president of the Leaders Education Foundation, received the Jimmy
By: David Snow
The 28th annual Mid-South Agricultural Finance Conference will be held Wednesday, Aug. 12, in Watkins Auditorium of the Boling University Center on the main campus of the University of Tennessee at Martin.
By: David Snow
The University of Tennessee at Martin now offers a concentration in public health as part of its health and human performance degree at all six UT Martin regional centers beginning in the fall 2026 semester.
By: David Snow
The University of Tennessee at Martin tractor team competed in the 29th annual American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers International
By: David Snow
Eight faculty members have received awards for the summer 2026 round of the UT Martin Faculty Development Grant Program, which provides funding for faculty development opportunities for regular, full-time faculty. The program is coordinated by the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs and includes three rounds of funding annually. Details and application link are available through the ORSP SharePoint site. Dr. CLINT ARY
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The Jackson Purchase Historical Society held a program celebrating UT Martin’s 125th anniversary July 18 in the Paul Meek Library. Presenters Sam Richardson and Karen Elmore from the library’s Alliene and Jimmie S. Corbitt Special Collections and Archives, along with Nathan Morgan from the Office of University Relations, shared insights from their research for the anniversary book and exhibit. Their work on “The University of Tennessee at Martin” took them deep into the university archives, campus administrative files and local community collections to uncover rare photos, historic documents and personal stories that trace UT Martin’s roots back to 1900 and the
By: David Snow
Dr. SHALMALI BANDYOPADHYAY Dr. Shalmali Bandyopadhyay, assistant professor of applied mathematics, was highlighted in the “Meet a Member” feature of the June-July issue of MAA Focus, the newsmagazine for the Mathematical Association of America. The magazine has been in publication since 1981 and is published six times a year. In the feature, Bandyopadhyay discusses her position at UT Martin, her perspective regarding values of MAA and her role and program ideas after recently being named vice chair for programs for the MAA Southeastern Section The two-page feature can be seen in the MMA Focus digital edition. Dr. JAMYE LONG
Carley Pruett, a rising senior accounting major at the University of Tennessee at Martin from Bradford, was selected to receive the $15,000 Public
