8legs: Graduation

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The Penn State College of Health and Human Development named eight student marshals for spring 2026 commencement, representing each academic unit.
Biobehavioral Health marshal Kiera Papa earned a B.S. and led undergraduate research in the Water, Health, and Nutrition Lab.
Communication Sciences and Disorders marshal Kristina Exton engaged with THON and conducted research on augmentative communication.
Health Policy and Administration marshal Liam Mercader pursued multiple health-focused roles and received several scholarships.
Hospitality Management marshal Olivia Byrnes aims to join Disney's resort management after graduation.
Human Development and Family Studies marshal Anna Raquel Duiker completed research and held ministry leadership roles.
Kinesiology marshal Abigail Walwro planned to pursue a doctorate in physical therapy after graduation.
Nutritional Sciences marshal Nicole Grebe engaged in undergraduate research and plans to become a registered dietitian.
Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management marshal Emily Raneri pursued event management careers after graduation.
ROTC marshal Taylor Turley will be commissioned into the U.S. Navy and become a naval aviator.

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Diane Li graduates as part of Georgetown's first Environment & Sustainability undergrad cohort, marking a program milestone.
A two-week experiential class in the Yucatán inspired Li to switch majors toward environmental topics.
Li interned at Greece's Natural History Museum of Crete, studying barn owls and small mammals for research.
Her capstone project explored how flower arranging shapes perceptions of nature and sustainability.
The program blends environmental science, policy, culture, and justice in an interdisciplinary format.
Li’s experiences include internships in urban farming and community projects in Washington, DC.
The experience includes international study, such as a semester in Tokyo and a project in Greece.
Li’s growth reflects Georgetown’s emphasis on mentorship and small class sizes within the program.
The story underscores family background and the motivation to pursue dreams through education.
The piece highlights how Li connects environmental work with cultural and community engagement.

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The Edge, Vessel, and Top of the Rock are offering free or discounted admissions for graduates.
Vessel offers free admission for graduates in cap and gown, with 20% off for companions.
Top of the Rock provides free admission through May for graduates showing proof of graduation.
The promotions run on weekdays, with additional 20% discounts for guests.
Requirements include in-person redemption and proof of graduation where applicable.
The promotions are tied to availability and may change or be canceled.
Graduates can enjoy panoramic photo opportunities at participating venues.
Edge, Vessel, and Top of the Rock are located in New York City and target graduates.
Editorial credits note local reporters and rights ownership for promotional material.
The promotions align with graduation celebrations and skyline views.

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