Antioch McGregor enjoyed an overflowing crowd for the commencement ceremony. More than 270 students joined the prestigious ranks of Antioch alumni around the world. Graduates accepted bachelors and masters degrees as well as post graduate Ohio Principle Licensure credentials.

“We are excited to be graduating our largest class ever,” said Barbara Gellman-Danley, Antioch University McGregor President. “This ceremony is proof of the growth and accomplishment of Antioch University McGregor thanks to our wonderful faculty, staff, students and terrific support from our alumni, the local community and our trustees” (see speech).

Antioch McGregor was honored to welcome Dr. Everette Freeman, 1972 Antioch alumnus, as the ceremony’s keynote speaker. Freeman received a B.S. in Sociology/Economics from Antioch and went on to earn a masters degree in Labor and Industrial Relations from the University of Illinois and a doctorate in Educational Foundations from Rutgers University. Prior to becoming Sr. Vice President and Provost at the University of Indianapolis in 2001, Freeman was the Executive Assistant to the President and interim Vice President for University Relations and Development at Tennessee State.

Student Representatives (see images below):

The Undergraduate Studies – Diane Cloonan Warha, B.A.
Graduate Management – Roslyn R. Bolden, M.A.
Individualized Liberal & Professional Studies – John Kyle Minor, M.A.
Conflict Resolution – Daniel F. Rimstidt, M.A.
Education – Aundray Dashone Brooks, M.Ed.