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Kinesiology student chosen as Commencement speaker

College of Education1 min read5 months ago

Tammy Eboigbe, a graduating senior in the kinesiology degree program in the Augusta University College of Education, has been selected as Commencement Speaker for the 9 a.m. ceremony on May 13.

“It felt unbelievable being accepted to speak because, growing up, I didn’t talk much — some may say I’m an introvert,” she said. “But when it came to being active on campus, I was a voice making changes. I really do appreciate everyone who voted for me and I look forward to speaking at commencement.” Read the full story.

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