MARTIN, Tenn. — Two students from Olive Branch, Mississippi, were recently recognized at the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Legacy Luncheon, an annual event where alumni gather to celebrate their children who are continuing the UTM tradition. The luncheon took place on Aug. 21 at the Paul Meek Library.
Jonathan Glenn, a UT Martin student, attended the luncheon with his parents, Nicholas and Tymikia Glenn of Olive Branch, both UT Martin graduates. His grandmother, Elizabeth Glenn of Olive Branch, also joined the family in celebrating the continuation of their UT Martin legacy.
Another Olive Branch student, Aliyah McNeal, was honored at the event as well. She attended with her parents, Sterling and Tamela McNeal. Tamela is a UT Martin alumna.
The Legacy Luncheon is designed to highlight and strengthen the family connections that help define the university community. It provides alumni and students with an opportunity to celebrate the continuation of their educational journey at UTM.
For more information about the University of Tennessee at Martin, visit www.utm.edu or call 1-800-829-UTM1.
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