UT Martin Names Local Students On Spring Chancellor’s Honor Roll
From the May 28, 2024 e-EditionMARTIN — The outstanding academic achievements of undergraduate students at the University of Tennessee at Martin have been honored with publication of the Spring 2024 Chancellor’s Honor Rolls for the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences, College of Business and Global Affairs, College of Education, Health, and Behavioral Sciences, College of Engineering and Natural Sciences and the College of Humanities and Fine Arts.
To be eligible for the Chancellor’s Honor Roll recognition at UT Martin, a student must take at least 12 hours of credit (pass-fail courses are not included) and achieve a 3.2 (B) grade point average based on a 4.0 scale. Students can make the Chancellor’s Honor Roll with honors (3.2 through 3.49), high honors (3.5 through 3.79) or highest honors (3.8 through 4.0).
Atwood — Angus O. McCoy, Honors; Analee M. McPherson, Honors; Erin L. Norman, High Honors; Alexis M. O’Neal, Highest Honors; Jed D. Robinson, High Honors.
Bruceton — Taylor L. Anthony, High Honors; Anna C. Batte, Highest Honors; Brayden N. Frye, Honors; Chloe S. Hoskins-Ward, Highest Honors; Ally L. Morgan, High Honors.
Buena Vista — Lucy J. Heuring, High Honors.
Cedar Grove — Riley E. Gore, Honors; Kyoko L. Guy, Highest Honors; Noah B. Hickman, Highest Honors; Nikolas L. Scott, High Honors; Breanna L. Weatherford, Highest Honors.
Hollow Rock — Maycee L. Cary, High Honors; Jackson C. Crocker, High Honors; Nevaeh S. Davis, Highest Honors; Wesley C. Duclos, Honors; Bailee E. Jernigan, High Honors.
Huntingdon — A Aubrey J. Abbott, Highest Honors; Brayden I. Bales, Highest Honors; Noah A. Belew, Honors; Juan F. Bernal, Highest Honors; Brayden A. Campbell, Highest Honors; Carter B. Cary, Highest Honors; Kevon L. Finch, Honors; Kaci L. Fuller, High Honors; Lia J. Fuller, High Honors; Seth G. Hatchett, Highest Honors; Jason A. Hicks, Highest Honors; Brooklyn A. Hudson, Honors; Sarah M. Hurmiz, Highest Honors; Brett D. Huss, High Honors; Reed E. Jones, High Honors; Hannah K. King, High Honors; Jace C. Lowe, Honors; John R. McClain, Highest Honors; Karle R. Meggs, Highest Honors; Bethany P. Miller, Honors; Krista D. Noble, High Honors; Addison K. Postlethwait, Honors; Alli G. Reeves, Highest Honors; Emily S. Reeves, High Honors; Nathan B. Ricketts, High Honors; Samantha K. Roney, Honors; Emma G. Ross, Highest Honors; Alexis C. Stevens, Highest Honors; Samuel A. Sturgis, Highest Honors; Jacob W. Sullivan, Highest Honors; Kaleigh M. Towater, Highest Honors; Sydney M. Vinson, Honors; Logan M. Walsh, High Honors; Lexie G. Williams, Highest Honors; Alexis J. Wilson, Honors; William A. Woods, Highest Honors; Ashlyn H. Yarbrough, Highest Honors.
Lavinia — Dalton R. Herriott, Honors; Laura E. Millsaps, Highest Honors.
McKenzie — Brandon C. Boaz, High Honors; Kimberly A. Bradshaw, Highest Honors; Ashleigh N. Britt, Honors; Bobby A. Bush, Honors; Sergio D. Campos, Highest Honors; Brian W. Cook, Honors; Ashlyn N. Drewry, High Honors; Madison B. Fuzzell, High Honors; William G. Gallimore, High Honors; David M. Garriott, Highest Honors; Nikolas A. Heath, Honors; Molly K. Henderson, Highest Honors; Christina M. Henry, Honors; Diego A. Huitzache, Honors; Evan B. Jarrett, High Honors; Xavier Jimenez, Highest Honors; Cameron J. Kee, Highest Honors; Sydney G. Pate, Highest Honors; Jayson M. Ritz, Highest Honors; Megan L. Swafford, Honors; Sierra P. Tyler, High Honors; Yajaira Vega, Honors; Chloe J. Williams, High Honors.
Trezevant — Sally Arnold, Highest Honors; Sarah C. Browning, High Honors.
Westport — Megan G. Wood, Highest Honors; Morgan G. Wood, High Honors.
In addition, Chancellor’s Honor Roll honorees with ties to Carroll County include:
Buchanan — Tyler D. Lowry, Honors.
Camden — Seth A. House, High Honors; Elizabeth M. Scott, High Honors.
Dresden — Nicholas D. Simpson, Highest Honors.
Martin — Amber E. Wright, High Honors.
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. For more information, visit utm.edu.
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