Campus notes, May 21, 2023

Reading Eagle, Pa.
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May 21—Graduation honors are indicated as follows: ----with highest distinction; —with high distinction; —with distinction.

Emily Moyer, Robesonia, was recognized at the Commonwealth University-Bloomsburg spring commencement as top honor graduate from the College of Health Professions. She graduated with highest honors with a bachelor's degree in speech pathology and audiology.

Graduation

—Emily K. Drabick, Barto, has graduated from McKendree University, Lebanon, Ill., with a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology.

—The following area students graduated from Bob Jones University, Greenville, S.C.: Tyler Blackwell, Reading, Bachelor of Science in English Education; —Sara Philips, Elverson, Bachelor of Fine Arts in interior architecture and design; —Candice Taylor, Bachelor of Science in music.

Honor societies

—The following area students were inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa, the National Leadership Honor Society: Addison Angstadt, Mohrsville, Lycoming College; MacKenzie Partsch, Birdsboro, Presbyterian College; Casey Lang, Temple, and Brian Hostetter, Womelsdorf, Virginia Wesleyan University; Justin Morris, Gilbertsville, Washington College. — The following were initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi: Cathleen Phillips, Mohrsville, Penn State University; Kiera Spann, West Lawn, University of Delaware; Melissa Devlin, Reading, Millersville University.

Award

Johenny Bisono Martinez, Reading, received the International Business, Minor in French and Ray Marion awards at the spring Honors Convocation at Assumption University, Worcester, Mass.

Advancement ceremonies

—The following area students were recognized during Commonwealth University — Bloomsburg's School of Nursing's annual pinning ceremony: Brooke Daczewitz, Blandon; Caitlyn Haas, Shillington; Allyson Hirneisen, Denver; Courtney Hubric, Mohnton; Brianna Manuel, Gilbertsville; Alexus Williams-Burrell, Sinking Spring.

—Daniel Lorah, Mount Penn, took part in the New York Institute of Technology's Physician Assistant Studies program's White Coat Ceremony for graduating seniors. It celebrates the completion of students' training as they graduate and pursue careers as PAs.

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