COOKEVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee Tech University recently celebrated the grand opening of its new Poultry Science Research Center, as well as the official naming of the Aviagen Poultry Science Laboratory inside. The new facility, which will give faculty and students in the College of Agriculture and Human Ecology access to cutting edge technology, was made possible through a number of supporters throughout the state.
“I think this is a great testament to the power of partnerships,” said Tennessee Tech President Phil Oldham. “We believe strongly in partnerships at Tennessee Tech because we believe we are all better together. The students are. . .
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