Lackawanna College2019 Graduation Booklet

This commencement booklet contains important and detailed information for all grad-uation candidates. Please take the time to read the entire document and feel free to

contact the appropriate department with any questions you may have.

Lackawanna College 2019 Commencement Events ...................................................... 4

Important Information For All Graduation Candidates ................................................. 4Applying for Graduation .....................................................................................................4In Absentia Graduates ........................................................................................................5Angeli Hall ..........................................................................................................................5Commencement Attire .......................................................................................................5Commencement Ticket Information ..................................................................................5Student Accounts ...............................................................................................................5Financial Aid .......................................................................................................................5

Pre-Commencement Events in Detail ........................................................................... 6Graduation Fair / Commencement Packet Pick-Up ............................................................6Honors Convocation Rehearsal ...........................................................................................6Honors Convocation Ceremony. .........................................................................................7Graduation Rehearsal .........................................................................................................7

Commencement Day - Sunday, May 19, 2019............................................................... 8Graduation Breakfast .........................................................................................................8Commencement Ceremony ...............................................................................................8

Commencement Checklist ........................................................................................ 8-9

General Information .................................................................................................... 9Location of Lackawanna College .........................................................................................9Arrival Time and Parking ....................................................................................................9Seating of Guests and Special Accomodations .................................................................10Distribution of Diplomas ..................................................................................................10Alumni Association Message ............................................................................................10

Frequently Asked Questions ...................................................................................... 11What about photographs during Commencement? ........................................................11What about hotel room reservations? .............................................................................11

Directions to Lackawanna College’s Scranton Campus ................................................ 12

Graduation Announcements to Newspapers .............................................................. 13

Graduation Breakfast Reservation Form .................................................................... 15

Campus Map ................................................................................................Back Cover

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Spring 2019

Dear Graduates:

Congratulations! Barring any last-minute complications, the hard work and sacrifice you willingly devoted to your studies over the past several years are about to culminate in the formal conferral of your associate degree or certificate. This will occur at Commence-ment on Sunday, May 19, when the President of the College will hand you the credential that will confirm your status as a graduate and your freedom to enjoy thereafter “all the rights and privileges” your degree or certificate brings!

This event is important not only to you and your families but also to the entire Lackawa-nna College community. All its members look forward to celebrating with you not only Graduation Day itself but also each of the preliminary functions highlighting extracurric-ular achievements. If, for instance, you have qualified for membership in the Phi Theta Kappa or SALUTE honor societies, have earned academic awards, or participated in clubs and activities, you will certainly wish to take part in the Honors Convocation on May 5. Commencement starts the morning of May 19, and the complete schedule of events and details can be found throughout this booklet.

We sincerely hope you had such a wonderful experience at Lackawanna College that you decide to remain with us for your bachelor’s degree! If you would still like to enroll, you are not too late. Please contact our Admissions Department at (570) 961-7898 or 1-877-346-3552 as soon as possible to begin your bachelor’s transition.

Even though you are no longer attending classes after graduation, you will still maintain your ties to Lackawanna College. As a member of the Alumni Association, you can take part in numerous social functions and, of course, as you advance in your profession, you should not hesitate to inform us of promotions, transfers, additional degrees or certifica-tions, and other recognitions.

Your success is important to us! Occasionally, you may receive surveys from the College asking about your experiences since graduating from Lackawanna College. Your carefully considered responses are vital in providing us with accurate data for use in our efforts to constantly improve our institution. We thank you in advance!

You have been, are, and will always remain important to us. For your family, friends, colleagues, and clients, “Lackawanna College” is identified with you. You are, in essence, our best advertisement. We take pride in all you have done and all you will do.

Best wishes,

Lackawanna College2018 Graduation Committee

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Thurs., May 2

11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Graduation Fair / Commencement Packet Pick-Up

Reception Hall, Angeli Hall third floor

3 p.m. Honors Convocation RehearsalPhi Theta Kappa Induction Rehearsal and Photo

Peoples Security Bank (PSB) Theater, Angeli Hall ground floor

Sun., May 5 Honors Convocation Ceremony

11:45 a.m. Group and Individual Photos Board Room

1 p.m. Honors Convocation PSB Theater

2:30 p.m. Honors Convocation Reception Reception Hall

Fri., May 17 Graduation Rehearsal

10:30 a.m. Academic Procession Line-Up Rehearsal PSB Theater

Graduation Rehearsal Student Union gym-nasium, 500 Jefferson Avenue

Sun., May 19 Graduation Day

11 a.m. Graduation Breakfast Dining Commons and President’s Dining Room, 409 Adams Ave.

12:30 p.m. Academic Procession Line-up Student Union

12:45 p.m. Academic Procession Student Union to gym-nasium

1 p.m. Commencement Ceremony Student Union

3 p.m. Alumni Association Reception (immediately following the ceremony)

Student Union Lounge, first floor

Lackawanna College 2019 Commencement Events(Complete details are included on the following pages)

Important Information For All Graduation CandidatesApplying for GraduationIf you have received this graduation information booklet, it is likely that your application for graduation is already on file with the Registrar’s Office. However, if you have not already submitted your application, contact the Registrar’s Office immediately. Application for graduation is only the beginning in a number of processes leading to Commencement.

Candidates for graduation who learn there is a problem with fulfillment of their graduation requirements must contact the Registrar’s Office as soon as possible at (570) 961-7816 to discuss options.PAGE | 4

In Absentia GraduatesIf you are not planning to attend the Commencement Ceremony, you must write a letter to Mary Ann Oliveri (oliverim@lackawanna.edu) requesting permission to graduate in absentia. Please contact Mary Ann Oliveri at (570) 961-7855 for more information.

Angeli HallMany of our graduation events take place in and around Angeli Hall, which is located at 501 Vine Street in Scranton. Within the building, one can find the follow locations:

• The Peoples Security Bank Theater – Ground floor• The Board Room – Second floor (front of the building)• The Reception Hall – Third floor (back of the building)

Commencement AttireEach graduation candidate will receive a commencement packet that includes their commencement attire. Attire, including a robe with cap and tassel, is required without exception. There is no cost for your graduation attire.

Please remember that commencement is a formal academic event, and attire under your robe should be appropriate. Please wear shoes that will enable you to navigate steps and the stage safely and comfortably. You may wish to use hair pins to secure your cap. Plan to leave any personal items with your guests, as there is no secure storage area.

Commencement Ticket InformationNo tickets are required for admission to the Commencement ceremony. Graduates are welcome to invite as many family members and friends who would like to attend!

Student AccountsAll account balances, including the late graduation application processing fee (if applicable), must be settled prior to graduation in order to participate in the Commencement ceremony. Please contact the Bursar’s Office at (570) 961-7834 with any questions.

Financial AidFinancial resources that you borrow for higher education are often the key to a successful future, but managing your subsequent debt is also a serious obligation with specific responsibilities. It is important to remember that loans must be repaid. By handling your loan responsibilities correctly, you will build and maintain good credit.

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Pre-Commencement Events in DetailGraduation Fair / Commencement Packet Pick-Up: Thursday, May 2 at 11:30 a.m.The Graduation Fair will be held until 2 p.m., in the Reception Hall on the third floor of Angeli Hall. The Fair provides an opportunity for graduation candidates to ensure all of their graduation requirements are met and to pick up their commencement packets. Participants who have their Graduation Fair Passport stamped at each table will have an opportunity to win a VISA gift card.

If you are unable to attend the graduation fair, please see the table below for information on when and where you can obtain your commencement packets.

Before you graduate, regulations require that you attend an exit interview so that the Office of Financial Aid can explain your responsibilities. If you have not already done so, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at (570) 961-7859. If you plan to transfer between schools, and you maintain continuous enrollment, your loans can be deferred. Visit the Financial Aid Office of the college you will be attending for help.

As you graduate, give yourself a big pat on the back. You’ve made it! And as you step out, remember that the secret to handling college loans is the same as it is for getting through finals: prepare, and do your homework well in advance!

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Candidate Pick-Up Location Dates and Times Phone Number

ScrantonFaculty Conference Room, Healey Hall, Suite 203

May 6-17, Mon., Wed., Fri., 9 a.m.- noon.

(570) 961-7849

Hazleton Center Hazleton Center main office

May 7-17, Mon.-Thurs., 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fri., 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

(570) 459-1573

Lake Region Center Lake Region Center main office

May 7-17, Mon.-Thurs., 8 a.m.-7 p.m.; Fri., 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

(570) 226-4625

The School of PNG PNG Student Affairs Office (Building 5)

May 7-18, Tues., 3-4:30 p.m., or by appointment

(570) 465-2344

Sunbury Center Sunbury Center main office

May 7-17, Mon.-Thurs., 8 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

(570) 988-1931

Towanda Center Towanda Center main office

May 7-17, Mon.-Thurs., 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Fri., 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

(570) 265-3449

Honors Convocation Rehearsal: Thursday, May 2 at 3 p.m.A mandatory rehearsal for the Honors Convocation/Phi Theta Kappa/SALUTE Induction ceremony will be held from 3 to 4 p.m. in the Theater. Graduates will meet in the Theater at Lackawanna College at 2:45 p.m. A photo of all Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) and SALUTE inductees will be taken immediately following the rehearsal. All inductees should dress appropriately.

Honors Convocation Ceremony: Sunday, May 5 at 1 p.m.The Lackawanna College community takes pride in the outstanding achievement students have manifested during their years of study at the College. Honors Convocation brings together a number of students who have earned recognition in various forms for exceptional academic performance or extracurricular activity and is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. in the Theater (award photos will begin at 11:45 a.m. in the Board Room).

In the course of the program, President Mark Volk will commend students who have merited student service awards, and an induction ceremony for new members of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), the International Honor Society of the Two-Year College, and SALUTE (Veterans National Honor Society) will be conducted.

A reception follows in the Reception Hall for those who have made reservations. Formal invitations for Honors Convocation detailing the reservation process will be sent to invited students. For specific information about Phi Theta Kappa, please contact Carlie Nicastro, PTK advisor, at (570) 504-7942 or nicastroc@lackawanna.edu. For specific information about SALUTE, please contact Catherine Fox, SALUTE advisor, at (570) 961-7873 or foxc@lackawanna.edu. If you would like more information about Honors Convocation or reservations, please contact Lori Walsh at (570) 961-7849 or walshl@lackawanna.edu.

Graduation Rehearsal: Friday, May 17 at 10:30 a.m.A mandatory graduation rehearsal is held before the Commencement Ceremony. Eligible graduates should meet in the Theater at 10:30 a.m. At approxmiately 11:15 a.m., students will line up alphabetically by their degree program then follow the two faculty marshals in a procession to the College’s graduation ceremony location.

At the rehearsal, graduates will be instructed on the order of the program, marching orders from their seats, how faculty marshals will assist them, crossing the stage, and more. It is very important that all graduates attend rehearsal so they understand the proper flow of events to alleviate any added stress and ensure Commencement runs smoothly and is a time of celebration!

If you have any questions, please contact Mary Ann Oliveri at (570) 961-7855 or oliverim@lackawanna.edu.

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Graduation Breakfast: 11 a.m.Members of the Class of 2019 are invited to attend our annual Graduation Breakfast on the morning of graduation. The breakfast is held in the Lackawanna College Dining Commons and President’s Dining Room at 11 a.m. All graduates are invited to attend the breakfast at no cost but must reserve tickets in advance because seating is limited. Family members and friends may purchase tickets in advance for an additional cost. A separate letter with specific breakfast information and a ticket reservation form has been mailed to all graduation candidates on file and is included on the last page of this booklet. A downloadable form is available on the College’s website at www.lackawanna.edu/graduation. If you would like more information, please contact Ms. Lynn Mikelatis at (570) 961-7836 or mikelatisl@lackawanna.edu.

Commencement Ceremony: 1 p.m.Graduates will begin lining up for the Academic Procession at 12:30 p.m. in the Student Union, and the Academic Procession will begin promptly at 12:45 p.m.

REMINDER: If you are not planning to attend the Commencement Ceremony, you must email or submit a letter stating this intention to Mary Ann Oliveri. Information regarding graduating in absentia can be found on page 5.

After the procession and once everyone is seated, introductory remarks, the invocation, the National Anthem, welcome remarks, presentations, and various speeches follow. The presentation of diplomas takes place near the end of the ceremony after degrees are officially conferred.

The Deans of the College will announce graduation candidates in alphabetical order by major. Be sure that you are in proper order according to the marching list that will be made available to you, and follow the directions of the faculty marshals as you approach the stage. As you proceed across the stage, you will receive a diploma cover containing a welcome announcement from the Lackawanna College Alumni Association.

After all graduates have received diplomas, the alumni message and benediction will be given. When the ceremony concludes, recessional music will begin to play, and the stage party, faculty, administration, and graduates will exit the gymnasium and continue downstairs to the Student Union Lounge, where they will join their families and friends for a reception given by the Alumni Association.

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Commencement ChecklistDid you submit an application for graduation to the Registrar’s Office?

Commencement Day – Sunday, May 19, 2018

General InformationLocation of Lackawanna CollegeLackawanna College’s main administrative building, Angeli Hall, is located at 501 Vine Street, in Scranton, PA. The graduation ceremony will take place in the gymnasium, located in the Student Union (one block up from Angeli Hall, on the corner of Vine Street and Jefferson Avenue). Please arrange your own transportation.

Arrival Time and ParkingThe gymnasium doors will open at 11:30 a.m. You may park in any of the College’s lots listed below. There are a limited number of parking spaces designated for guests with disabilities directly behind the Student Union. Contact Public Safety at (570) 961-7899 as soon as possible to reserve these parking spaces as they are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Be sure to have your complete graduation attire with you, and be advised that smoking, eating, and drinking are prohibited inside the gymnasium.

Lackawanna College has parking lots at the following locations:• 500 block of North Washington Avenue• 500 block of Wyoming Avenue• 400 block of Vine Street (two lots)• 300 block of Vine Street at the intersection of Oxford Court

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Did you notify Mary Ann Oliveri (oliverim@lackawanna.edu) by email or in writing if you do not plan to attend the Commencement Ceremony?

Did you clear your account balances with the Bursar’s Office?

Did you complete the Graduation & Alumni Questionnaire? (A link to this online survey was sent to your Falcons email account upon completion of your application for graduation.)

Did you complete your financial aid exit interview?

Did you attend the Graduation Fair and/or pick up your Commencement packet from the Bookstore (Scranton campus graduates) or the main office of your Center (Hazleton, Lake Region, The School of PNG, Sunbury, or Towanda graduates)?

Did you R.S.V.P. for Honors Convocation?

Did you make your reservations for the Class of 2019 Graduation Breakfast?

PLEASE NOTE: All Lackawanna College parking lots are clearly posted identifying them as College parking areas.

Seating of Guests and Special AccommodationsThe gymnasium provides ample seating for family members and guests. Seating for guests with disabilities is available by request through Linda Durso at (570) 961-7846 or dursol@lackawanna.edu. No more than one person may sit with guests with disabilities and, in order to facilitate efficient seating, guests are requested not to save seats for later arriving family or friends.

Individuals with disabilities and/or mobility issues can enter the Student Union via the 500 block of Moir Court and may be dropped off and/or picked up at this designated entrance. However, vehicles will not be allowed to park in Moir Court without prior written approval from Public Safety who can be reached at (570) 961-7899.

Distribution of DiplomasDiplomas will be available for pick up Wednesday, May 22 through Wednesday, May 29, 2019. Otherwise, diplomas will be mailed provided the Registrar’s Office has determined that you have satisfactorily completed all degree requirements and you have received clearance from the Bursar’s Office. Please make sure we have your current address so you receive your diploma promptly.

Alumni Association MessageWelcome, and congratulations! As your time at Lackawanna College comes to an end, the Alumni Association would like to welcome you as a full lifelong member. The Association is planning a special reception in the lounge of the Student Union immediately following Commencement. Please plan to stop by and say hello to your friends and fellow alumni.

Please stay in touch with Lackawanna and share your exciting news with us! Please visit with us often, whether you can do that in person or virtually on the College’s website or our pages on Facebook and Linked-in.

You can be very proud of the hard work and dedication it took to earn your Lackawanna degree. The Alumni Association is proud of your accomplishments. Congratulations on your wonderful achievement.

Sincerely,Michele NewberryDirector of the Lackawanna College Fund and Alumni Relations

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What about photographs during Commencement?Family members and friends are welcome to take photographs before, during, or after the Commencement Ceremony from their seats. The College photographer takes individual photos of each graduate receiving their diploma and information on obtaining those photographs will be made available by the Office of Advancement.

What about hotel room reservations?The following hotels are within walking distance or in close proximity to the College. Reservations should be made as early as possible, as rooms sell out rather quickly.

Hilton Scranton & Conference Center (Within walking distance to the College)100 Adams AvenueScranton, PA 18503(570) 307-1200hilton.com

Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel (Within walking distance to the College)700 Lackawanna AvenueScranton, PA 18503(570) 342-8300radisson.com

Four Points by Sheraton Scranton (Located at Exit 184 off I-81; minutes from the Col-lege)300 Meadow AvenueScranton, PA 18505(570) 344-9811fourpointsscranton.com

Sleep Inn & Suites Dunmore (Located at Exit 188 off I-81; minutes from the College)102 Monahan StreetDunmore, PA 18512(570) 961-1116choicehotels.comRate includes a complimentary hot breakfast served from 6 - 9 a.m.

Microtel (Located at Exit 190 off I-81; four miles from the College)232 Main StreetDickson City, PA 18519(570) 307-1200wyndhamhotels.comIncludes continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi

Frequently Asked Questions

Directions to Lackawanna College’s Scranton campusFrom Syracuse, New York:Take Interstate 90W to Exit 6/I-481S. Follow I-481 to Exit 16A; bear left onto I-81S. Follow I-81S to Exit 185/Central Scranton Expressway (this is a long ramp). The ramp will come to a fork; bear left towards downtown Scranton. Get in the right lane for Jefferson Avenue and follow through a total of 3 traffic lights. The 4th traffic light is at the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Vine Street. Turn left onto Vine Street and straight through the first light.Lackawanna College is on your immediate right.

From the Holland Tunnel, New York City and Northern New Jersey: Go South on Holland Tunnel to New Jersey/I-78/I-280.After the tunnel, keep left to US 1-9/I-280; keep left again for NJ-139W.Take US-1-9 Truck/Newark to I-280Keep right to continue toward Newark-Jersey City Turnpike. Use the right lane to merge onto I-280W.Merge onto I-80W; then stay left on I-80W into PennsylvaniaKeep right at the fork to continue onto I-380N towards Scranton. Use the left two lanes to merge onto I-81S. Follow I-81S to Exit 185/Central Scranton

Expressway (this is a long ramp). The ramp will come to a fork; bear left towards downtown Scranton. Get in the right lane for Jefferson Avenue and follow through a total of 3 traffic lights. The 4th traffic light is at the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Vine Street. Turn left onto Vine Street and straight through the first light.Lackawanna College is on your immediate right.

From Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey: Pick up I-676W to I-76W. Travel west on I-76 towards Norristown to Exit 28/I-476N. Follow I-476N (476 is the Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike) through Allentown to Wyoming Valley/Exit 115.Follow I-81N to Exit 185/Central Scranton Expressway (this is a long ramp). The ramp will come to a fork; bear left towards downtown Scranton. Get in the right lane for Jefferson Avenue and follow through a total of 3 traffic lights. The 4th traffic light is at the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Vine Street. Turn left onto Vine Street and straight through the first light.Lackawanna College is on your immediate right.

From Pittsburgh and Western PA: Pick up I-80E. Follow I-80E to I-81N/Exit 38A.Follow I-81N to the left-hand Exit 185/Central Scranton Expressway (this is a long ramp). The ramp will come to a fork; bear left towards downtown Scranton. Get in the right lane for Jefferson Avenue and follow through a total of 3 traffic lights. The 4th traffic light is at the corner of Jefferson Ave and Vine Street. Turn left onto Vine Street and straight through the first light.Lackawanna College is on your immediate right.

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Graduation Announcements to NewspapersDear Members of the Class of 2019:

Congratulations on your upcoming graduation from Lackawanna College. Your hard work and commitment to learning make your degree a well-earned reward.

We would like to explain how Lackawanna College’s Office of Marketing and Communi-cations will handle graduation announcements in local newspapers. Our goal is to help you receive the recognition you deserve, whether you live in Northeastern Pennsylvania or reside in another state.

On the day of Commencement, a description of the event and the names and home-towns of all of the graduates will be distributed to the daily newspapers in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. They normally carry the story with the names of the graduates within their circulation area. For graduates of our satellite centers (Hazleton, Lake Re-gion, The School of PNG, Sunbury, and Towanda), we forward the story and names to the Directors of the Centers who adapt this information for local distribution. Unfortunately, due to space restrictions, they often omit the names of graduates from areas outside their circulation or those out of state.

All newspapers are interested in publishing stories that reflect accomplishments of local residents. We encourage you and your family to contact your local newspapers and pro-vide them with information about your graduation. Usually, they welcome information and listings of local graduates from area colleges and universities. Often, particularly in smaller communities, they will do a feature story.

We have provided you with a sample news announcement on the following page. You can use this as a guideline for submitting the announcement to your local media. You can add interesting notes and accomplishments, but be advised that your submission may be edited for content and space. Before you submit, we recommend that you con-tact the paper to find out the contact name and preferred method of submission (email, Word document, etc.). An appropriate contact will also improve your chances for pub-lication. For example, if you had an outstanding athletic career during high school, you may consider sending your information to the sports editor, especially if you continued participation at the collegiate level.

If you have any questions, please call (570) 955-1456. Best wishes for your graduation and future. We hope you will always remain close to Lackawanna College.

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From Harrisburg, Maryland and points south: Follow I-83N to I-81N. Follow I-81N to Exit 185/Central Scranton Expressway (this is a long ramp). The ramp will come to a fork; bear left towards downtown Scranton. Get in the right lane for Jefferson Avenue and follow through a total of 3 traffic lights. The 4th traffic light is at the corner of Jefferson Ave and Vine Street. Turn left onto Vine Street and straight through the first light.Lackawanna College is on your immediate right.

News Announcement (Sample)

Lackawanna College, Scranton, PA announces that (Name) of (City, State) has earned a/an (degree or certificate) in (major) conferred during commencement ceremonies on May 19, 2019.

(Name), a graduate of (name of high school and/or other higher education program), participated in (name of athletic team, club, honor society, student government, etc.) while attending Lackawanna College. (Name) also achieved (Dean’s List, President’s List, scholarship award, or other honors).

(Name)’s future plans include (attending ABC University – example) to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in (major).

(Name) is the (son, daughter, husband, wife) of (Name) of (City, State).

Founded in 1894, Lackawanna College is a private, accredited college serving the people of northeastern Pennsylvania. With a main campus situated in downtown Scranton, Lackawanna’s expanding footprint also includes satellite centers in Hawley, Hazleton, New Milford, Sunbury, and Towanda. Learn more at www.lackawanna.edu.

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Sincerely,

Sharon Lynett Brian CostanzoDirector of Marketing and Communications Vice President for College Advancement

Graduation Breakfast Reservation Form

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Dear Class of 2019 Graduate:

As part of our annual festivities, a Graduation Breakfast is held on graduation morning in the Dining Commons and President’s Dining Room in the Culinary Center, 409 Adams Ave., Scranton, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Members of the Class of 2019 are invited at no cost as guests of the College, but they must make reservations and have a ticket, which may be purchased in person, or via mail, through the Student Affairs Office in Suite 105, Angeli Hall.

Family and friends may purchase tickets, in advance, at a cost of $13 per person. The last date to purchase tickets is Friday, May 10. No tickets will be sold at the door and everyone MUST have a ticket. Since the breakfast often sells out, purchasing tickets early is strongly suggested. Please direct any questions to Ms. Lynn Mikelatis at mikelatisl@lackawanna.edu.

The buffet menu includes:

Fresh Chilled Fruit, Scrambled Eggs, Cinnamon French Toast, Ham, Sausage, Home Fries, Assorted Danish, Muffins and Bagels, Coffee, Tea, and Assorted Juices.

We look forward to sharing this exciting milestone in your life and we wish you all the best as you move forward on the next step of your journey.

Very truly yours,

Karen K. LeggeDirector of Student Life

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Graduation Breakfast Reservation FormPlease detach and return (with payment, if applicable; checks payable to “Lackawanna College”).

Please make reservations via mail by May 9 or in person by May 11 withMs. Lynn Mikelatis, Student Affairs Office, Lackawanna College, 501 Vine St., Scranton, PA 18509

I, _______________________________________________, plan to attend the graduation breakfast.Graduate’s name (please print)

Number of TicketsGraduate (free)Guest(s) @ $13 eachChildren under 10 @ $7 eachChildren under 3 (free) *

Total # TicketsTotal Payment

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If you would like to sit with another party, we will try to accomodate you (Max: Nine per table):

Party’s Name:______________________________________________________________________

* The College does not have high chairs; please plan accordingly.