UT Martin Honors Local Students with Prestigious Meek Leadership Award

The University of Tennessee at Martin has named Iman Ahmed, Colby Maclin, and Faith Pilkington as the recipients of the Paul and Martha Meek Leadership Award for the spring 2024 graduating class. These students have demonstrated strong leadership skills and have made significant contributions to the university community.

Iman Ahmed, a political science major with a minor in international studies, has maintained a 4.0 GPA and participated in various campus organizations. She served on the UTM Advisory Board and as a senator in the Student Government Association. Ahmed also interned with Tennessee State Senator Raumesh Akbari and conducted research on United Nations Peacekeeping. She was active in the Black Student Association, promoting cultural awareness.

Colby Maclin, a mass media and strategic communication major, achieved a 3.85 GPA and gained international experience through the Travel Study program, visiting countries such as Spain and Scandinavia. She interned at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville and played key roles in the Public Relations Student Society of America and the campus radio station WUTM.

Details about Faith Pilkington's contributions were not specified, but she is recognized for her leadership and academic efforts at UTM.

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