Among the 259 students receiving degrees from Piedmont College at the recent December commencement ceremonies were 16 Habersham County residents.
The graduates listed by hometown include, from Alto: Dustin T. Mealor, Master of Business Administration; and Tiffany L. Radel, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Baldwin: Charley S. Helseth, Master of Business Administration; Clarkesville: Danita K. Gaudette, Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration with honors; and Audrey E. Schroyer, Master of Business Administration; Cornelia: Jeremy G. Douylliez, Master of Business Administration; Cathy L. Long, Bachelor of Science in Health Care Administration; and Dilyn V. MacLean, Master of Business Administration.
Also, from Demorest: Jennifer C. Austin, Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction; Belinda L. Baragona, Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration; Carly L. Haraka, Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications; Danny J. Jazrawi, Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration with high honors; Kirby M. Patterson, Master of Arts in Teaching Middle Grades Education; Kara Hardy Taylor, Master of Arts in Music Education; Heather R. Watson, Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with honors; and Mary Holley Weaver, Bachelor of Arts in Education Studies.
Piedmont College is an independent liberal arts college of more than 2,250 students, with campuses located in Demorest and Athens, Georgia. Founded in 1897, the college offers undergraduate degrees in more than 50 major areas, master’s degrees in education and business, and doctoral degrees in education.
(PHOTO: David Price/Piedmont College)
