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After earning her Doctor of Clinical Psychology degree, Sarah Tarlecki returned to Immaculata as an adjunct faculty member while also practicing privately at the Pediatric Psychology Center of Chester County.

The experienced nurse remained committed to her master’s program while managing her own health challenge.

The communication major gained experience in sports broadcasting through internships with local radio stations and with Immaculata’s sports information staff.

Two trailblazing alumnae will serve as speakers at this year’s ceremonies.

As a member of the first graduating class of Immaculata University’s master’s in higher education, Maryann Johnson is glad she didn’t wait to enroll. Johnson found the program manageable, aided by a blend of synchronous and asynchronous classes accommodating her demanding schedule.

Hallman’s professors supported her as she completed the accelerated second-degree B.S.N. program and prepared for a career in pediatric nursing, where she will offer holistic care to support her patients’ physical and mental health.

Graduating senior Nick Livolsi is poised for a thriving career in business and finance. His proactive approach to earning extra college credits necessary for his CPA license during his undergraduate studies is laying the groundwork for a future with one of the world’s leading public accounting firms.

After earning an undergraduate degree in English, Meredith Katona decided to switch careers and get a degree in nursing. She was drawn to the field because of the range of specialties and career options she could pursue.