YSU spring commencements commence with College of Health
Youngstown State University held its first spring commencement ceremony for the Bitonte College of Health and Human Services, with over 2,000 graduates and undergraduates receiving diplomas across four ceremonies. Graduates Lexi Blakeman and Imani Griffin shared their personal stories and career aspirations.
Youngstown State University held its first spring commencement ceremony for the Bitonte College of Health and Human Services on Friday. Over 2,000 graduates and undergraduates are to receive diplomas across four ceremonies. Lexi Blakeman, a 2022 Columbiana High School graduate, earned a Bachelor of Science degree in dental hygiene. Imani Griffin, a 2022 Lakewood High School graduate, earned a bachelor's degree in social work. The keynote speaker for the ceremony was Matt Kresic of Cadence Care Network, who advised graduates to expect detours in life, seek mentors, and find their 'tribe'. The subsequent ceremonies will be held for students in other colleges, with keynote speakers including Peyman Givi, Bob Hannon, and Youngstown Mayor Derrick McDowell.
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