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2 A Message from the President Dear Graduate, I commend you for the honor of receiving a degree from Winthrop University. Today’s ceremony celebrates your entry into a much broader community of friends and associates, well prepared for personal and intellectual growth. Few things stand us in better stead than a love of knowledge, a vigorous curiosity, a passion for achievement and a well-developed sense of responsibility for self and for others. Your degree also symbolizes a new relationship which will prove to be among the most significant in your lifetime: a continuing partnership between you and Winthrop. The university’s network of alumni and friends reaches around the world, growing in size and stature with each passing year. As a graduate, you will have unlimited opportunities to influence the university’s ongoing growth and development. Commencement is truly just the beginning of a vital, lifelong association. Today’s graduates have mastered the challenges of academic excellence, extracurricular achievement and community service. Balancing the multiple responsibilities of career, family and civic involvement with vigorous academic demands has been a challenge met with distinction. Congratulations are due for your determination and your accomplishments. Over a century ago, Winthrop’s first alumni took their responsibilities as teachers and role models very seriously. Pursuing a calling in the profession of education, they bequeathed to future generations important values, ethics and social concerns. Today, whether through education, the arts, the sciences, business or public service, you also have an opportunity to serve as a catalyst for positive change. Your Winthrop education will provide the margin of excellence as you make your community a better place. I am proud to celebrate this day of achievement with you. All who have had the good fortune to be a part of your Winthrop experience join me in wishing you the very best. Sincerely yours, Anthony J. DiGiorgio President
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