Students Are At The Center Of UC s First Autumn Commencement
UCs autumn graduates will be addressed by an alumnus whos received numerous national prizes and awards. As Dr. Martin A. Samuels welcomes UCs newest graduating class to alumni status, heres a look at their inspirational experiences.
John Liersemann is a professional athlete whos looking at a world of business opportunities.
Amity Chaulk is a UC co-op legacy that stretches back four generations in her family. UC is the founder of cooperative education, which is celebrating a century of success.
Jillian Fox celebrates two firsts in her family first to work through UCs co-op abroad, and first to earn a bachelors degree.
Cassie Kirbys pathway to graduation took a few turns as she celebrates the achievement of a bachelors degree in psychology.
Yvonne Dawson is honoring one of her former teachers at Commencement for her discipline and her compassion.
Holly Holmes will also honor her grade school theater teacher with UCs new Tristate Outstanding Educator Award for helping her overcome the obstacles of being the new kid from a small town.
LeAnne Carter, Bearcat Band member, recalls the campus connections that led to her success.
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