Halls Native Jameila Pitts Achieves Early Graduation from UT Martin

Jameila Pitts, a recent graduate from the University of Tennessee at Martin (UT Martin), completed her undergraduate degree in three years. She began earning college credits in high school at Halls High School in Lauderdale County, taking 27 hours of dual enrollment courses. This early start helped her graduate from UT Martin with a degree in health and human performance on May 4, 2024.

Originally from Halls, Pitts experienced mixed emotions about leaving the university. Despite the stress often associated with senior year, she managed a smooth final year by balancing her studies and her job at the Office of Student Life. Pitts was actively involved on campus, serving as the first vice president of the Eta Xi Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., and participating in Women of Excellence and the Black Student Association.

In addition to her involvement in student organizations, Pitts held leadership positions such as senator-at-large for the Student Government Association within the College of Education, Health, and Behavioral Sciences, and worked as a student supervisor in the Office of Student Life. Her active participation continued a pattern from high school, helping her stay engaged and maintain a dynamic lifestyle.

Pitts believes her involvement in these groups provided her with a supportive network and valuable leadership skills, preparing her well for the future. She advises incoming students to actively participate in campus life to enhance their college experience.

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