Preston Parker McGee, a Selma native, received a 2026 18 Under 31 Young Alumni Award by The University of Alabama National Alumni Association during a reception on Jan. 30.Â
"These awards honor exceptional young alumni who have made notable contributions to their industry or community," said a press release from the association.Â
McGee was raised in Plantersville and graduated from Dallas County High School. He has bachelor’s degrees in business management and political science from UA. While there, he was involved in Capstone Men & Women, the Crossroads Civic Engagement Center and the Blackburn Institute.Â
"After completing his studies, McGee returned home to serve as community outreach coordinator for the Selma Resilience Initiative, a societal impact program of the Culverhouse College of Business," continued the press release.Â
"In this role, he collaborates with community members, local leaders and the broader UA campus to support economic development, revitalization and long-term community advancement in Selma. Blackburn Institute and other civic-focused initiatives."
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