Local Residents Receive Degrees From UT Martin
Spring 2025
From the Jun 3, 2025 e-EditionMARTIN, Tenn. – Several Carroll County residents were among students who received degrees from the University of Tennessee at Martin during spring commencement ceremonies held May 4, 2024, with some 600 students participating.
The students receiving undergraduate degrees were:
- Bruceton – Brayden N. Frye; Seth A. House.
- Cedar Grove – Kyoko Leiane Guy; Maclyn R. Jones; Breanna LaKay Weatherford.
- Clarksburg – Ashlyn Hope Yarbrough.
- Hollow Rock – Maycee Layne Cary; Jackson Christopher Crocker; Kaitlyn Elizabeth French.
- Huntingdon – Ashley R. Baker; Brayden Alexander Campbell; Dawson Lane Dale; Kaci Lynn Fuller; Brett Davis Huss; Reed Evan Jones; Corbin E. Jordan; Ashlyn M. Robbins; Connor Harrison Walsh.
- Lavinia – Laura Elizabeth Millsaps.
- McKenzie – Kimberly Andrea Bradshaw; Nathan Brown; Brian Weston Cook; Nikolas Ashton Heath; Molly Kate Henderson; Cameron Joshua Kee; Mindy McCallum; Sydney G. Pate; Sophia Jessica Sacilowski; Lucio Solano; Chloe Jane Williams; Amber Elizabeth Wright.
The students receiving graduate degrees were:
- Cedar Grove – Loren Stinson Stanford.
- Huntingdon – Kaitlyn Joyce Douglas; Dawson Bryce Gremmels.
- McKenzie – Austin Tyler Chapman.
UT Martin is a comprehensive regional institution in the University of Tennessee System offering 18 bachelor’s degree programs and nine master’s degree programs. The main campus in northwest Tennessee is one of five primary UT campuses, and UT Martin regional centers are located in Jackson, Parsons, Ripley, Selmer and Somerville. For more information, visit utm.edu.
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