With three goals in mind, Pamela Zahn conquered the odds and is now graduating with her Addictions Counseling Certificate. Zahn never let her past stop her from becoming the person she knew she would be. As a recovering alcoholic and drug addict for six years, she reflects on her past in a positive light and views it as a measure of how far she has come.
Jennifer Welwood, a native of Medford, New Jersey, lacked access to proper guidance and financial resources, preventing her from understanding the importance of higher education.
Upon completing her high school studies, she worked at a standard job. However, she soon realized that this position was unlikely to offer her the growth she needed to achieve her goals and reach her desired destination. “Ultimately, I wanted better for myself, and getting a degree was the only option, no matter where or in what.â€
The Criminal Justice program at »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ blends professional law enforcement experience, the compassion of social services and classroom theory to give students a thorough understanding of the scenarios they will face in their future careers.
Explore how to prepare and interpret financial statements, perform all steps in the accounting cycle, utilize accounting systems and more with this in-depth study of accounting theory.
Marilyn Bozarth, a Southampton resident, started her college journey much like many others, filled with both excitement and trepidation. Through all four years, she pushed through to achieve her dream of finding a job in which she can help people every day.
In 2021, she was one of the first 3+1 graduates at »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ (RCBC), the first-generation graduate of her biological family and the first granddaughter graduate of her adopted family.