Carroll County Nursing Graduates Recognized in UT Martin Pinning Ceremony
From the Jun 2, 2026 e-Edition
MARTIN – The University of Tennessee at Martin recognized 45 students completing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree during the university's annual Pinning Ceremony on May 1.
The event marked the 34th BSN class to graduate from the university. The recognized nursing students received their degrees one day later during UT Martin's spring commencement.
Nevaeh Davis, of Hollow Rock, and Natalie Taylor, of Huntingdon, were among those receiving recognition at the Pinning Ceremony.
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing. For more information about UT Martin’s nursing program, visit https://www.utm.edu/academics/departments/nursing.
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