Georgia Gwinnett College graduates pose for a selfie during the school’s commencement ceremony at the Gas South Arena on Tuesday. The college conferred degrees on more than 600 students during the ceremony.
Georgia Gwinnett College conferred degrees on more than 600 students during Tuesday’s commencement ceremony.
Photo: Jason Braverman/GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College graduates pose for a selfie during the school’s commencement ceremony at the Gas South Arena on Tuesday. The college conferred degrees on more than 600 students during the ceremony.
Photo: Jason Braverman/GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College conferred degrees on more than 600 students during Tuesday’s commencement ceremony.
Photo: Jason Braverman/GGC
Gwinnett County State Court Judge Veronica Cope spoke during Georgia Gwinnett College’s commencement on Tuesday.
Photo: Jason Braverman/GGC
Gwinnett County State Court Judge Veronica Cope spoke during Georgia Gwinnett College’s commencement on Tuesday.
Photo: Jason Braverman/GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College graduated 600 students during the fall 2021 commencement ceremony at Gas South Arena on Tuesday.
Photo: David Tulis/GGC
Georgia Gwinnett College graduated 600 students during the fall 2021 commencement ceremony at Gas South Arena on Tuesday.
A quote from Dr. Seuss, a nod to Georgia Gwinnett College’s slogan and references from Gwinnett County State Court Judge Veronica Cope’s own life story.
That is how Cope delivered a simple message to Georgia Gwinnett College’s newest graduates at the Gas South Arena on Tuesday morning: don’t let anything stand in the way of accomplishing their goals. Cope, who is the second African-American elected to serve as a State Court judge in Gwinnett, served as the college’s graduation speaker at GGC’s fall commencement ceremony at the arena.
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