CLA Commencement 2019 in Photos
A look back at a few of our favorite moments from the College of Liberal Arts’ 2019 commencement ceremony.
By Office of Marketing
May 17, 2019
On Sunday, May 12, 2019 graduates of Rollins’ College of the Liberal Arts participated in the 129th commencement ceremony in the Harold & Ted Alfond Sports Center. The commencement address was delivered by Robiaun Rogers Charles ’94, vice president of college advancement at Agnes Scott College.
The ceremony honored the accomplishments of the graduates and esteemed faculty members. The following received special recognition at the ceremony.
Student Awards
General Charles McCormick Reeve Scholarship Awards
- Lizzie Berry
- Karly Bland
- Gabbie Buendia
- Tamer Elkhouly
- Madison Jenkins
- Catherine Linder
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Medallion
Ellie Rushing
Faculty Awards
Bornstein Award for Faculty Scholarship
Ashley Kistler, associate professor of anthropology
Cornell Distinguished Service Award
Alice Davidson, associate professor of psychology
Hugh F. McKean Award
Jana Mathews, associate professor of English
Sullivan Citizens Award
Lorrie Kyle, executive director, Office of the President
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