BURLINGTON, Vermont — This year’s commencement at the University of Vermont — the 221st in its history – marked a return to a traditional celebration outdoors on the University Green after two years of re-imagined ceremonies due to pandemic restrictions. The following students graduated from the University of Vermont during commencement ceremonies in May: Benjamin Burt of Bangor graduated with a bachelor of arts in music. Kyla Obenauer of Glenburn graduated with a bachelor of arts in psychological science. Sofia Wittmann of Bangor graduated with a bachelor of arts in global studies. Blake Thompson of Hampden graduated with a bachelor of arts in sociology. Hannah McCarthy of Bangor graduated with a bachelor of science in animal sciences. Samuel Holt of Orono graduated Magna Cum Laude with a bachelor of science in food systems. Alden Ducharme of Bangor graduated Magna Cum Laude with a bachelor of science in middle level education.
Local Students Earn Degrees From The University Of Vermont
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Sat, 06/04/2022 - 6:58am
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