Africa-Press – Liberia. Faith University College on Friday graduated 31 students during its second commencement convocation, marking another major milestone for the institution since its establishment in 2002.
The ceremony, held on November 28 in Lower Margibi County, saw graduates receive associate degrees in several disciplines, including Computer Science, Education, Public Administration, Public Health, Management, and Accounting.
Dr. Tailey Garley, President of Faith University College, delivered the commencement overview, describing the event as a significant achievement for both the institution and its graduates, affectionately referred to as the “Eagles.” He highlighted that the college has enrolled more than 500 students to date and continues to provide vital support through its tuition-free initiatives.
Serving as guest speaker, Mrs. Georgette Gray, Deputy Director-General for Administration at the Liberia Food Authority, congratulated the graduates for reaching an important academic milestone. She encouraged them to apply their knowledge with purpose, resilience, and determination as they transition into the job market.
Gray urged the graduating class to remain proactive and productive in pursuing new opportunities, stressing the importance of discipline and commitment as they take on future responsibilities. She also commended parents, faculty, and staff for their dedication in preparing the students for the next chapter of their lives.
Friday’s ceremony marked the college’s second commencement convocation held in Lower Margibi County.
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