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— Former Customer

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Paige Blakemore from the Class of 2022 was selected to do a TedX Talk at Georgia College on how rural voices can reshape journalism. This was recorded in November, 2025. She is now the Communications Coordinator at the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.

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Daley Culberson, class of 2021, is currently at Belmont School of Law in Nashville!

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Logan Montgomery (Class of 2022) has transferred from the University of Florida to the University of South Carolina to continue his track and field career and is excelling in Shot Put for the Gamecocks!

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Since graduating from Georgia State’s BA program in Anthropology in 2024, Mallory Holcomb (class of 2021) has been working as an archaeologist with the CRM (Cultural Resource Management) firm, All Phases Archaeology. Mallory is a Crew Chief with this firm and shared the following with us (along with some great photos from work in the field and in the lab):

"I have conducted archaeological surveys all over the Southeast, from Texas to Florida, with most projects being in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. The various projects that we conduct are mostly Phase I surveys, but we also get Phase II and Phase III work on occasion. I have also been fortunate to work in the lab and help out with washing and bagging artifacts from the plethora of projects that we conduct! All in all, I have gained so much experience and skills as a CRM archaeologist, and hope to carry these skillsets with me for future educational and career prospects."

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Andrew Smith, class of 2015, and graduate of Vanderbilt in Economics has come back to Northwest Georgia and now is the Co-Founder and President of Community Improvement Fund, Inc, which is a non-profit whose mission is to eliminate financial insecurity for working class Americans.

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Dyanna Bateman (Class of 2018) graduated with her masters in journalism from the University of Michigan.