RANDOLPH CENTER – The following local students successfully completed their studies and are now part of Vermont State University’s Class of 2026; T.J. Bohannon, of Wolcott, earned Associate of Science in Nursing; Malcolm Cheney, of West Danville, earned a Master of Arts in Education; Karna Davis, of Marshfield, earned Associate of Science in Nursing; Ida Eames, of Craftsbury Common, earned a Bachelor of Science in Holistic Health; Margene Eldred, of West Danville, earned Associate of Science in Nursing; Fritz Fritz, of Craftsbury Common, earned Associate of Engineering in Civil & Environmental Engineering Technology; LA Guzman, of Cabot, earned Associate of Science in Dental Hygiene; Joey Hall, of Greensboro Bend, earned Master of Arts in Counseling; Lydia Hall, of Greensboro Bend, earned Bachelor of Science in Resort & Hospitality Management; Lucie Hobbs-Johnson, of Plainfield, earned Associate of Science in Dental Hygiene; Kate Howe, of East Hardwick, earned Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Mitchell Hunt, of Craftsbury Common, earned Master of Arts in Counseling; Logan Ingalls, of Craftsbury, earned Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies; Kristen Lavine, of Hardwick, earned Associate of Arts in General Studies; Abe Leveillee, of Hardwick., earned Associate of Arts in General Studies; Emma Marks, of East Calais, earned Master of Arts in Leadership Studies; Chelsea Martin, of Plainfield, earned Master of Arts in Education; Joshua Murphy, of East Hardwick, earned Associate of Science in Nursing; Sarah Peterson, of Cabot, earned Associate of Science in Nursing; Danielle Smith, of Hardwick, earned Master of Arts in Counseling. Nickels Thomas, of Craftsbury, earned Bachelor of Science in Psychological Science; Christyn Walker, of Cabot, earned Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
Representing a wide range of academic programs and disciplines, these graduates have demonstrated hard work, perseverance, and dedication in reaching this significant milestone.
