Participants
Distinguished Young Women participants come from all walks of life, but they have one thing in common: the desire to succeed. Below are the Distinguished Young Women of Madison County participants for the Class of 2018.
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Lyndsi Brown
High School: Westminster Christian Academy
College Preference: Vanderbilt University
Career Goals: Pediatrician
Talent: Dance (TRNDSTTR, by Stephanie Collins)
Ashlie Campbell
High School: Bob Jones High School
College Preference: Auburn University
Career Goals: Business
Talent: Dance (Original, by Anna Hebert)
Caroline Davis
High School: New Century Technology High School
College Preference: Auburn University
Career Goals: Aerospace Engineer
Talent: Hula Hoop
Katherine Downs
High School: Bob Jones High School
College Preference: Auburn University
Career Goals: Orthopedic Physician Assistant
Talent: Contemporary Dance (Angela, by The Lumineers)
Kynnedie Edwards
High School: Madison Academy
College Preference: University of Alabama
Career Goals: Lawyer
Talent: Cheer Dance Routine (Mix, by )
Mia Farris
High School: Bob Jones
College Preference: Samford
Career Goals: Pharmacist
Talent: Singing/Guitar ( (Original) \\ Never Gonna Be My Man, by Mia Farris)
Morgan Gibson
High School: New Century Technology High School
College Preference: Tuskegee University
Career Goals: Aerospace Science Engineering & Mayor
Talent: Cheer, Monologue, Singing (I Choose, by Morgan Gibson and India Arie)
Emma O'Brien
High School: Sparkman High School
College Preference: University of Alabama
Career Goals: Professional Dancer (Rockette) or Editor
Talent: Dance (Contemporary Dance, by Emma O'Brien)
Kaylan Parham
High School: Lee High School
College Preference: Spelman College
Career Goals: NAACP Civil Rights Attorney
Talent: Dance (Jazz, by Kaylan Parham)
Kailee Poteete
High School: Buckhorn High School
College Preference: Vanderbilt
Career Goals: Biochemistry
Talent: Choreography and Dance
Molly Sullivan
High School: Madison Academy
College Preference: Vanderbilt University/University of Alabama
Career Goals: Medical Research
Talent: Dance (Original, by Mary Katherine Atnip)
