During recent commencement, Clark State celebrates 536 graduates
On May 11, Clark State College celebrated the accomplishments of 536 graduates in two Commencement ceremonies.
On May 11, Clark State College celebrated the accomplishments of 536 graduates in two Commencement ceremonies.
What’s happening: Students were recognized for completion of academic programs, including 16 bachelor’s degrees, 475 associate degrees, 61 certificates and 50 high school students who participated in the College Credit Plus program, earning both high school diplomas and associate degrees simultaneously.
Their achievements: The Clark State Class of 2024 includes 37 students with a 4.0 GPA; 155 students with a 3.5 GPA; 14 honors program members; 11 student athletes and 6 Active Duty, National Guard, Reservist or Veteran graduates.
What they are saying: “On behalf of the entire Clark State community, we commend these students on their graduation,” said Jo Alice Blondin, Ph.D., president of Clark State. “They have achieved a significant goal in their life due to their hard work and personal commitment. We are so honored they chose to make Clark State a part of their lives and know they will now lead their communities and career fields as thoughtful, compassionate and well-prepared leaders.”
Source: Clark State College
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