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Posing with education division chairman Dr. Jerry Stinchcomb (center) are 21 of the 30 seniors. They are (clockwise from top left) Kenneth Vaughn, Rachael Barr, Nathaniel Knowles, Janette Geasley, Lauren Foster, Angela Davis, Deana Kimbrell, Sabrina Pittman, Michelle Granger, Megan Sollenberger, Renee Ard, LaWanda Green, Alisa Helms, Autumn Schaeffer, Virginia Holcomb, Megan Wallace, Michelle Fass, Tracy Brown, Stephanie Hill and Marlena Bell.

Graduation Exercise

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Walter Geiger
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Friday, April 3. 2009
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Gordon College will confer the first baccalaureate degrees in its long, storied history May 16 when the 30 members of its first-ever senior class graduate.

The seniors will each receive a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education.

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#1 Donna Hightower on 04/05/09 at 06:30 PM
Kenneth Vaughn is my nephew. I could not be more proud of his accomplishments. I know his father is looking down from heaven and beaming with pride as well. Way to go Kenneth!!!
#2 Mrs. G. on 04/05/09 at 06:30 PM
I've had the joy of working with two of these GC students in my classroom at LCES. Gordon has done an excellent job of preparing them for the classroom, and I'm very proud of them! Go Miss Schaffer and Mr. Vaughn!
#3 aausmi on 04/06/09 at 02:04 PM
Congrats to these young educators! But I was just wondering why these students are wearing master capes? I know this is a great time for them but tradition is tradition, that’s why we still wear the cap and gown. The cape should be reserved for master candidates.

Thanks, and again Great Job, Good Luck in the Future!
#4 K. Claxton on 04/08/09 at 10:29 AM
"The Seniors" have definitely left a mark on Gordon College. You have paved the way for "The Juniors" and I am so grateful for that. We will try to make you as proud as you have made us. Gordon College has an excellent program that I would recommend to absolutely anyone. This milestone has shown hard work and it was truly an endurance test. You have all passed. Keep up the good work and go share your gifts with the world!
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