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Hale County students earn degrees at UA’s 2025 summer commencement Aug. 2

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04 Oct 2025
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Over 1,300 degrees were awarded during The University of Alabama’s summer 2025 commencement at Coleman Coliseum on Aug. 2. The University provides numerous opportunities for service and growth through its educational, social and cultural experiences.

Local students include:

Olivia Anderson of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Science in Commerce & Business Administration.

Erin Armstrong of Akron (35441) received the following degree(s): Bachelor of Science.

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Aaliyah May of Moundville (35474) received the following degree( s): Bachelor of Science in Nursing.

Kaleda Williams of Newbern (36765) received the following degree(s): Master of Arts.

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