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    Local Pride: Davidson-Davie Community College Honors Over 1,100 Graduates in Vibrant Ceremony

    2024-05-10
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    Davidson-Davie Community College celebrated the graduation of 1,120 students at its Davidson Campus on May 9, 2024. This year's commencement ceremony was notable for the large number of graduates and the variety of credentials awarded. The college issued 1,365 credentials, including 610 associate degrees, 126 diplomas, and 629 certificates and pathway completions. Jenny Varner, the college's president, highlighted the diverse talents and potential of the graduating class.

    In her speech, President Varner, who presided over her first graduation since her appointment in November, highlighted the important role of the graduates in sectors such as small businesses, healthcare, emergency services, manufacturing, and education. She reminded the graduates that they are now actively stepping into these roles, reinforcing the theme of the ceremony, which focused on embracing the present opportunities.

    The ceremony also reflected on the college's growth since its founding in the early 1960s with just 125 students. President Varner acknowledged the community's support and the value of higher education, which have contributed to the college becoming a top-performing institution in the state.

    Bill Steed, chairman of the College Board of Trustees, expressed his gratitude to the college community, including students, faculty, staff, and trustees. He emphasized the college's commitment to meeting the educational needs of the community and supporting its prosperity.

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