The Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 graduates showed resilience over the past year and reached substantial academic achievement. Of the 213 graduates, 99 students received master’s degrees and 141 received baccalaureate degrees. 80 undergraduate/dual-level students received Latin honors for maintaining a GPA of 3.5 or higher.
Fall 2020 graduates Courtney Bottge, Karina Chiang, and Veronica Pascual had a three way tie for the second highest grade point average of 3.99. Abigail Rider, social work major, had the highest GPA of 4.00. Among the Spring 2021 class, there was a tie between Christina Brambilla and Korissa Nauman for the second highest GPA of 3.99. Three students tied for the highest GPA of 4.00: Katrina Eichenauer, Shelby Longo, and Andrea Vincent.
Most importantly, he reminds them to “fix your eyes on Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. There are many things in this world that will vie for your attention, things on the left and things on the right. There are also things that will distract you, like your future. There are also things that will haunt you, like your past. You are to set it all aside and look straight ahead at Jesus.”
Congratulations, Classes of 2020 and 2021!
Cairn University’s Community English Learning Program Receives Grant from Penn Community Bank Foundation
This past May, Cairn University’s Community English Learning Program (CELP) received a generous $5,000 grant from the Penn Community Bank Foundation. Penn Community Bank Foundation is an initiative that seeks