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2009 Commencement Weekend: Nurses' Pinning Ceremony

April 25, 2009

Date of Event: April 25, 2009
Photos taken by: Tim Blaum ’10 and Brian Steiner
Related Links: Press Release | Keynote address | Baccalaureate sermon

The academic program with the largest number of graduating students was nursing, which held its traditional pinning ceremony the day before commencement to recognize the 40 individuals who completed degrees �” 22 through the traditional, four-year program and 18 through the bachelor of science in nursing degree completion program.

Professor of Nursing Merv Helmuth

The 2009 Goshen College nursing class, with the lamps they received.