Auburn freshman Evins poised for dynamic college experience on the Plains
Published: April 14, 2021
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Donovan Evins is not your typical college freshman.
The 18-year-old Meridian, Mississippi, native arrived at Auburn University last fall full of hope, promise and big goals, and he has hit the ground running on the Plains. Evins, a medical laboratory science major, has become involved in EMERGE at Auburn a student leadership group committed to helping Auburn students develop leadership skills they can use on campus, in their communities and eventually in their chosen career fields. In addition, he is a regular at the Office of Student Involvement and serves on the Black Student Union, or BSU, Freshman Committee.
Here s a look at the two promising students, with bios provided by the University of Alabama:
Anna Stevenson is a Randall Research Scholar studying mechanical engineering from Tall Timbers, Maryland. Stevenson, a student in UA s Honors College, has worked under Drs. Joshua Bittle and Ajay Agrawal to characterize properties of biomass-based fuels and fuel blends for use in low-emissions, advanced compression ignition (diesel) engines. She plans on pursuing a doctorate in mechanical engineering with the goal of conducting research in sustainable alternative energy sources for low-emission vehicles, either with a national or governmental lab or in combination with teaching as a university professor. Outside of research, Stevenson is the Southeast Student Regional Chair of the American Society of Mechanical Engineer s International Student Section Enterprise Committee, a member of UA s chapter of Pi Tau Sigma, a mechanical engineering honor society, and volunteers as a local high schoo
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One of the scenes from the University of Alabama s commencement ceremony over the summer. (University of Alabama Office of Strategic Communications)
TUSCALOOSA, AL. The University of Alabama on Thursday announced plans to hold fall commencement exercises Saturday at Coleman Coliseum.
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Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, UA says extensive precautions will be taken to meet physical distancing guidelines and health and safety standards as four different ceremonies are set to take place throughout the day. Commencement is expected to see 2,000 graduates in attendance.