Hackettstown’s Centenary University Awards Degrees To 350 Students, Including Ten From New York

University confers degrees on 350 students earn degrees at the University’s 148th commencement during four on-campus ceremonies

HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. – Centenary University awarded degrees to 350 graduates at its 148th commencement, which was held as four separate in-person ceremonies on the University’s Hackettstown campus. Two of the ceremonies recognized graduates who earned associate and undergraduate degrees, while a third event showcased academic accomplishments of master’s and doctoral graduates.

In addition, the University held a special commencement ceremony for the Centenary softball team, which missed the undergraduate commencements due to a playoff game.

Graduating from New York were:

• Auburn—Emily Forshee, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Management
• Bronx—Shelley Tucker-Critz, Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts
• Calverton—Christen Crowley, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Management, cum laude
• Forest Hills—Anna Liu, Bachelor of Science in Equine Studies: Equine Science
• Harlem—Ebrahima Saar, Master of Business Administration: Management
• Manhattan—Ana Galarza, Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts: Production Management
• Staten Island—Ileyda Bodur, Bachelor of Science in Equine Studies: Equine Science, cum laude; Connor McPolin, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
• Stony Point—Julia Tybinkowska, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Management
• Warwick—Michela Sales, Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science, summa cum laud

Banner Image: Commencement. Image Credit – Christian Lendl

Centenary University

Founded in 1867 by the Newark Conference of the United Methodist Church, Centenary University’s academic program integrates a solid liberal arts foundation with a strong career orientation. This mix provides an educational experience that prepares students to succeed in the increasingly global and interdependent world. The University’s main campus is located in Hackettstown, N.J., with its equestrian facility in Washington Township.