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Edmonds College celebrates 2025 commencement

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Edmonds College hosted its 58th commencement ceremony on June 20, 2025, celebrating the achievements of over 1,400 graduates. The event featured two sessions at Seaview Gym, bringing together families, friends, and distinguished guests. Notably, 30 graduates earned bachelor’s degrees, reflecting the college's expanding academic offerings. Keynote speaker Brienna Hall, a Technical Support Engineer and Edmonds College alumna, emphasized the critical role of women in STEM fields during her address. President Dr.

Amit B. Singh encouraged graduates to embrace uncertainty as a chance to shape the future. Emcee Roxanne Green, from the Addiction Studies program, guided the ceremony, which included speeches from student leaders. Attendees were inspired by Hall’s message on the importance of being role models and learning from experience. Graduates can find their photos taken by Gradimages.

com at edmonds. edu/commencement.

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