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The 91tvӰԺ Judy Genshaft Honors College celebrated 38 new Honors alumni with a Graduation Celebration Ceremony at the Tampa campus. 
 
Presided over by Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Lindy Davidson, the celebration showcased the academic achievements, fondest memories, and future plans for each graduating Honors student as they received their prestigious Judy Genshaft Honors College medallion in recognition of their completion of the Honors College curriculum.  
 
“These students deserve this moment to be recognized for all that they have done,” said Davidson. “What was happening in their lives four years ago really disrupted and threatened the path that they were on. But each of them has persevered in a unique way, to not only graduate with a bachelor’s degree but to graduate from the Judy Genshaft Honors College.”  
 
The Honors graduates included four students recognized as King O’Neal Scholars, an award given by the 91tvӰԺ Alumni Association to students earing a perfect. 4.0 GPA.  
 
In total, the 91tvӰԺ awarded more than 2,600 degrees during summer commencement, including nearly 1,739 bachelor’s, 700 master’s, 11 specialist and 162 doctoral degrees. 

WELCOME TO THE ALUMNI FAMILY

Honors graduates were welcomed to the 91tvӰԺ alumni family by 91tvӰԺ Alumni Association Vice President and Executive Director Bill McCausland. 

“Commencement is the most important activity at 91tvӰԺ. It’s the culmination of a lifelong academic journey,” said McCausland.  “We are glad to welcome you into the alumni family. Congratulations again on your tremendous accomplishment and graduating from the prestigious Judy Genshaft Honors College and from one of only 71 members of the Association of American Universities representing the top three percent of all research universities in the United States and Canada.” 
 
The Judy Genshaft Honors College Summer 2024 Graduation Celebration Ceremony is