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Hale students graduated from UA at Spring ‘25 commencement exercises

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22 Jun 2025
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Over 6,000 degrees were awarded during The University of Alabama’s spring 2025 commencement ceremonies at Coleman Coliseum. The University provides numerous opportunities for service and growth through its educational, social and cultural experiences.

Local students include:

Emmanuel Adanu of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Master of Business Administration.

Vicki Baggett of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Science in Human Environmental Sciences.

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Joshua Brown of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Master of Arts.

Tramell Bryant of Akron (35441) received the following degree(s): Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

Mary Chandler of Greensboro (36744) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Science in Commerce & Business Administration.

Lillian Cummings of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Arts.

Ida Green of Greensboro (36744) received the following degree(s): Educational Specialist.

Maxwell Grogan of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Science.

Tyler Johnson of Greensboro (36744) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Science in Commerce & Business Administration.

Charlie Lester of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Science.

Makenzie Smith of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Arts.

A leader in cutting-edge research, UA advances discovery, creative inquiry and knowledge through more than 30 research centers. As the state’s largest higher education institution, UA drives economic growth in Alabama and beyond.

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