Missouri State University in Springfield recently celebrated it more than 2,800 spring 2020 graduates.
More than 2,168 bachelor’s degrees, 592 master’s degrees, 98 doctorates and 14 …
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Missouri State University in Springfield recently celebrated it more than 2,800 spring 2020 graduates.
More than 2,168 bachelor’s degrees, 592 master’s degrees, 98 doctorates and 14 specialist degrees were conferred.
While May 2020 commencement exercises were canceled due to COVID-19, spring 2020 graduates still will have an opportunity for an in-person ceremony either Oct. 18 or Dec. 11 at JQH Arena on the university’s campus.
Graduates from Audrain County are: Charles A. Bledsoe, Bachelor of Science, Construction Management; Jonathan Andrew Bowen, Master of Arts, History; Brock W. Fuemmeler, Bachelor of Science, Marketing, Magna Cum Laude; Hunter Keith Haynes, Bachelor of Science, Exercise and Movement Science, Cum Laude; Samuel Casey Hobbs, Bachelor of Science in Education, History, Cum Laude; Jordan Nicole Newman, Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training, Summa Cum Laude; and Madeline E. Strunk, Bachelor of Social Work.
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