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Penn State DuBois Celebrates Graduates During Fall 2024 Commencement Celebration

by Gant Team
Thursday, December 26, 2024
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Members of the fall 2024 graduating class from Penn State DuBois come together for a group photo after the commencement celebration on Dec. 20.

Credit: Penn State

Members of the fall 2024 graduating class from Penn State DuBois come together for a group photo after the commencement celebration on Dec. 20. Credit: Penn State

DUBOIS –  Marking the end of their educational journey that has been filled with hard work and dedication, graduates from Penn State DuBois, along with their family and friends, gathered in Hiller Auditorium on Friday, Dec. 20, to celebrate their accomplishments during the campus’ fall 2024 commencement celebration.

Jungwoo Ryoo, chancellor and chief academic officer, gave his opening remarks, welcoming everyone to campus and congratulating the graduates on achieving their goals and earning their degrees.

Emily Thomas, associate teaching professor of wildlife technology and DuBois Educational Foundation educator of the year, gave the commencement address. She offered the new graduates some advice from a fellow Penn State alumna.

“First, keep your career dreams alive,” Thomas said. “You chose to come to Penn State DuBois to further your education in a field that means something to you. Second, although you are already adults, know that you will continue to grow over time and that your priorities are likely to shift, and that’s OK. You will always have your Penn State degree to help you along your career path. Finally, know the importance of surrounding yourself with good people. If you have people in the audience today who are here to support you, please be thankful for them. They are extremely proud of you.”

After the graduates were presented with their degrees, Michael White, Penn State DuBois Alumni Society President, congratulated all the graduates and officially welcomed them into the Penn State Alumni Association. He also invited all Penn State alumni in attendance to be recognized as well.

The celebration continued with the honored tradition of the singing of the Penn State Alma Mater. After its conclusion, Ryoo gave one final message to the new graduates.

“Going forward, we are confident that you will ensure that Penn State’s core values of integrity, respect, responsibility, discovery, excellence and community are lived each and every day,” Ryoo said. “Go forth, be Penn State proud, and remain deeply devoted to your Alma Mater, forever and always.”

Penn State DuBois’ fall 2024 degree recipients include:

College of Health and Human Development

Degree of Bachelor of Science

Kinesiology:

  • Delaney Wasko, Scott Township

College of the Liberal Arts

Degree of Bachelor of Arts

English:

  • Jonathan Reahi, Bethlehem

University College

Degree of Bachelor of Arts

Criminal Justice:

  • Lilia Lion (Summa Cum Laude), Saint Marys

University College

Degree of Bachelor of Science

Business:

  • Rachel Allegretto, Force
  • Grant Grimaldi, Nanty Glo
  • Carter Lindemuth, Kersey
  • Kristen Mahle (Summa Cum Laude), Marble
  • Ashwin Upadhyaya, Chantilly, Virginia

Criminal Justice:

  • Mathias Wolfel, DuBois

University College

Degree of Associate of Arts

Multidisciplinary Studies:

  • Delaney Wasko, Scott Township

College of Agricultural Sciences

Degree of Associate of Science

Wildlife Technology:

  • Erica Fox, Brookville
  • Jackson Ramsey, Halifax

University College

Degree of Associate of Science

Business Administration:

  • Cassandra Carnesali, DuBois

Occupational Therapy:

  • Madeleine Barsh, Reynoldsville
  • Emily Busija (Cum Laude), Reynoldsville
  • Fiona Riss, Reynoldsville
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