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    24 local students earn degrees from University of Alabama

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    TUSCALOOSA – Twenty-four Cullman-area students received degrees from The University of Alabama during its winter commencement on Dec. 16.

    Those students were:

    • Grace Louise Alexander, of Arley, Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Business Administration
    • Wendi Marie Blackmon, of Arab, Educational Specialist
    • Cameron M. Brock, of Logan, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
    • Tshenina Lashae Brown, of Bremen, Bachelor of Science in Human Environmental Sciences
    • Hillary Lauren Cain, of Blountsville, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
    • Andrew Dalton Cofer, of Cullman, Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Business Administration
    • Nathan Kyle Doty, of Hanceville, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
    • Kelsey Nicole Grooms, of Hayden, Bachelor of Science in Human Environmental Sciences
    • Tyler A. Hamp, of Altoona, Bachelor of Science
    • Ryan Marshall Haymon, of Arab, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
    • Daniel Brock Hendrix, of Vinemont, Bachelor of Arts
    • Kara LaShaye Ibrahim, of Crane Hill, Master of Arts
    • LaTisha Sexton Jackson, of Hanceville, Master of Arts
    • Payton Jewell Palmer, of Vinemont, Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Information Sciences
    • Lauren Nicole Patt, of Arley, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
    • Alden K. Rakestraw, of Cullman, Bachelor of Arts
    • Alex William Rakestraw, of Cullman, Bachelor of Science
    • Clay J. Smith, of Oneonta, Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Business Administration
    • Olivia Jean Smith, of Arley, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
    • Savanna E. Striplin, of Altoona, Master of Library and Information Studies
    • Madeline Claire Taylor, of Cullman, Bachelor of Science in Commerce and Business Administration
    • Jeremy O'Quinn West, of Arab, Bachelor of Science in Education
    • Anne Marie Wester, of Oneonta, Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Information Sciences
    • Katherine E. Wright, of Crane Hill, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

    The University of Alabama, the state's oldest and largest public institution of higher education, is a student-centered research university that draws the best and brightest to an academic community committed to providing a premier undergraduate and graduate education. UA is dedicated to achieving excellence in scholarship, collaboration and intellectual engagement; providing public outreach and service to the state of Alabama and the nation; and nurturing a campus environment that fosters collegiality, respect and inclusivity.

    Photo courtesy of The University of Alabama

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