Posted on September 25, 2021 7:25 AM
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania congratulates the nearly 1,200 students who graduated from college on the weekend of May 14-16.
The overall average required for the honorary distinction is: cum laude (with distinction) 3.5-3.74 overall average; magna cum laude (with highest distinction) 3.75-3.94 overall average and summa cum laude (with highest distinction) 3.95-4.0 overall average.
Local graduates and their degrees include:
Albrightsville: Michal Szlagiewicz, summa cum laude, BAS technical direction.
Barnesville: Sarah Herring, Cum Laude, Professional Sales and Marketing; Mychaellah Lucas, cum laude with a degree in speech therapy and audiology.
Brodheadsville: Anastasia Moreo, cum laude, social work.
Danielsville: Seth Schaller, IT.
Effort: Alexander Havens, cum laude, digital forensics; Christopher Nelson, Business Administration * Information and Technology Management.
Kunkletown: Kayla Marsdale, magna cum laude, interdisciplinary studies.
Lansford: Anthony Greco, Business Administration * Management.
Lehighton: Mikayla Blakeslee, Masters in Educational Leadership; Megan Britt, MEd Educational Leadership; Celina Fital, MS speech therapy; Zachary Kemmerer, cum laude, political science; Jana Schluter, MS speech therapy; Jazmin Walker, cum laude, business training.
Mahanoy City: Katie Loughlin, magna cum laude, Special Ed (PK-8) / ECild (PK-4); Joseph Peters, cum laude, English.
McAdoo: Rebecca Maff, MS Biology; Trista Nester, cum laude, nurse Elizabeth Petrole, business administration * management.
New Ringgold: Isabella Ligenza, MS Teaching Technology.
Orwigsburg: Maya Throne, cum laude, speech therapy and audiology.
Palmerton: Allison Dugan, Business Administration * Finance.
Saylorsburg: Michael Facella, Biology; Tyler Massey, cum laude, accounting; Daniel Smith, magna cum laude, history.
Slatington: Daniel Abruzzi, Communication Studies.
Tamaqua: Tina VanBuren, Nursing Office (DNP).
Walnutport: Luke Lieberman, cum laude, BAS technical direction.
Weatherly: Shaianne Perkins, Psychology; Jacob Sirkot, Criminal Justice.
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