Maryville's Own Reeves Triplets to Continue Family Engineering Legacy at UT

The Reeves triplets, Walker, Jackson, and Grey, are graduating from the Tickle College of Engineering at the University of Tennessee (UT). Born on October 18, 2001, in Maryville, Tennessee, the triplets have followed their parents, Jason and Dawn Reeves, into the field of engineering. Both parents are UT alumni and established engineers, making this graduation a continuation of the family's tradition in civil engineering.

Jason and Dawn Reeves met while studying at UT in 1991. They have passed on their passion for engineering to their sons. The family has a strong connection to UT, where the parents shared many classes and milestones. Their careers as a geotechnical engineer and an environmental engineer respectively have influenced their sons' career choices.

The triplets chose UT after growing up immersed in the university's culture through sports and academic events. Although they considered Clemson University, their strong family ties to UT prevailed. They started their studies in the 2020-2021 academic year, during the pandemic, which brought challenges but also strengthened their bond through remote learning.

Academically, each triplet has specialized within civil engineering. Walker is focusing on environmental engineering, Jackson on water resources engineering, and Grey on geotechnical engineering. Walker has also competed nationally with the UT chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

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