News from Colgate University
Kayleigh Bhangdia of Poughquag and Samantha Spano of Stormville Graduate from Colgate University
HAMILTON, NY (06/13/2016)– Members of the Class of 2016 received their diplomas May 15 at Colgate’s 195th Commencement. Commissioner of Major League Baseball Robert D. Manfred Jr. P’16, delivered the keynote address.
Kayleigh Bhangdia of Poughquag majored in Geography and Environmental Studies and graduated Cum Laude.
Samantha Spano of Stormville majored in Physics and Computer Science and graduated Cum Laude.
Colgate University is a highly selective residential liberal arts institution distinguished by its commitment to global engagement, student-faculty research, off-campus study, sustainable practices, and utilizing technology to enhance the teaching and learning experience. Colgate offers 54 majors to a diverse student body of approximately 2,900 undergraduate students, and supports 25 Division I athletic teams. The university’s 575-acre campus in rural central New York is renowned for its beauty and for the important role it plays in the student experience.
The Colgate University Graduating Class of 2016
HAMILTON, NY (06/13/2016)– Members of the Class of 2016 received their diplomas May 15 at Colgate’s 195th Commencement. Commissioner of Major League Baseball Robert D. Manfred Jr. P’16, delivered the keynote address.
Kayleigh Bhangdia of Poughquag (12570) majored in Geography and Environmental Studies and graduated Cum Laude.
Jeanne Boyd of Amenia (12501) majored in International Relations and graduated Magna Cum Laude.
Samantha Spano of Stormville (12582) majored in Physics and Computer Science and graduated Cum Laude.
Colgate University is a highly selective residential liberal arts institution distinguished by its commitment to global engagement, student-faculty research, off-campus study, sustainable practices, and utilizing technology to enhance the teaching and learning experience. Colgate offers 54 majors to a diverse student body of approximately 2,900 undergraduate students, and supports 25 Division I athletic teams. The university’s 575-acre campus in rural central New York is renowned for its beauty and for the important role it plays in the student experience.
