Student Resources
Student Resources
The Agricultural and Medical Biotechnology program provides a unique set of resources for advising, research, and professional development to students throughout their college careers.
Program Contacts
Christopher Crutchfield
M-G CAFE Acting Assistant Dean of Academic Advising
Provides timely advising for each of our students. Each student, from first year to graduating senior, is assured timely and quality advising with Mr. Crutchfield.
Esther Fleming
Academic Coordinator
Supports students with their first-year experience, research opportunities, career readiness, and professional development.
Program Information
Career and Professional Development Mentors
In addition to our academic advising, our program provides each student with a career and professional development mentor. Our mentors are faculty and staff throughout the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment and provide insight into professional development for students pursuing careers in the life sciences.
Research Mentors
Our program coordinates with research mentors in many colleges across the university to support students in the development and completion of the independent research project.
Center for Student Success
The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment's Center for Student Success is a key resource for prospective and current students in the ABT program.
Additional Advising
Pre-Professional and Pre-Veterinary students must carefully select coursework as required for their professional schools.
Additional Resources
Undergraduate Research
The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) provides additional resources for students pursuing undergraduate research.
View ResourcesTransformative Learning
Transformative Learning provides resources for tutoring in general and organic chemistry, math courses, and other first-year courses.
View Tutoring ResourcesWell-Being
Well-being resources across campus range from the Counseling Center, Recreational Services, Financial Wellness, and the Disability Resource Center allowing a holistic approach to your academic journey.
View Well-Being ResourcesResearch Activity Awards
The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment supports undergraduate research by awarding funds to deserving undergraduates.
View Details and ApplyAcademic Common Market
Depending on your home state, in-state tuition may be an option for you while studying in the Agricultural and Medical Biotechnology program.
View GuidelinesScholarship Opportunities
MG-CAFE Scholarships
The Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Agriculture awards hundreds of dollars in academic scholarships each year.
University of Kentucky Scholarships
The university offers academic scholarships for incoming freshmen, continuing students, transfer students, and international students.
ScholarshipUniverse
ScholarshipUniverse (SU) is an online database of external scholarships that have been vetted and approved by the University of Kentucky.
The Michael Goodin Global Aspirations Award
The Michael Goodin Global Aspirations Award is a special resource for undergraduate students in the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment. Awards are available to students who are facing challenges in their personal life and/or in their academic career and need urgent financial assistance. It was established to honor the late Dr. Goodin for his dedication and passion for student success and his sensitivity to student needs.
