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East Tennessee College reopened in under the guidance of Rev. David Sherman. The following years saw the addition of faculty, improvements to the curricula and new dormitories. Estabrook advocated the value of public education and importance of establishing strong regional colleges in West, Middle and East Tennessee.

In , the Tennessee legislature ratified his vision by renaming the college East Tennessee University. The campus was ravaged during the Civil War, but its fortunes turned when Congress passed the Morrill Act of Complications associated with the Civil War prevented the formal designation in Tennessee until , when the former East Tennessee University became the University of Tennessee.

Trustees soon approved the establishment of medical departments through the Nashville Medical College and added advanced degree programs. He abolished the Preparatory Department that once served women from a separate program and eliminated the military regime.

Dabney influenced the state legislature to make its first appropriation of state funds to the University. He also presided over the founding of a law school and of a teacher training institute.

Following more growth under President Brown Ayres, the medical and dental colleges moved to Memphis and officially merged with the University of Tennessee.

Subsequent state appropriations helped further develop the main campus. In the s and s, Hall-Moody Institute in Martin became part of UT, and officials added a graduate school to medical programs offered in Memphis.