Special Events and Programming

We had a wonderful virtual Commencement last June for the Class of 2020!  While we all would have preferred to be at Radio City Music Hall as we initially planned, it just wasn't possible. You can watch the virtual ceremony here.

Congratulations again, Class of 2020!  
 

Are you waiting for your diploma?

Fall 2019, Winter 2020 and Spring 2020 Graduates:  You should have received correspondence from the Registrar's Office letting you know that your diploma is ready for delivery and the steps you need to take to have us send it to you. If you have not yet received your diploma, please send an email to degreeapplication@monroecollege.edu for assistance.

Information for the Class of 2021

We are watching the public health crisis very closely and will have more information for you once our plans for Commencement come into focus.

Fall 2020 Graduates:  We will have information for you soon about Commencement. Watch your College email for important information about completing your Degree Application, which is an important step in your journey toward graduation day! 

In the meantime, you are always welcome to reach out to Jackie Ruegger in the President's Office with questions. She is at jruegger@monroecollege.edu or 914-740-6455.

Commencement was held for the Class of 2020 on our St. Lucia campus on Sunday, October 18th. 

Congratulations to all of our incredible graduates:

Kezia R. Ackah
Bertha S. Alexander
Alexandrea T. Alexis
Sonette Andrews-De Freitas
Anisha Whitney Celestine Anthony
Melinda D. Austrie
Romario Benn
Wilma Bailey
Anic Claudinia Bruno
Kelshia Breezie-Carrette
Demiah K. Charlery
Ivring T. Charlery
Curville Charles
Stanius Charles
Deaundre N. Dyett
Calynia Edwards
Manyakie K. Edwards
Mekeige L. Emmanuel
Sahcha C. Eustache
Antonia R. Faucher
Lawrencius Felix
Lyndelle Felix
Amin M. Flood
Constantius Francois
Kervin George
Nyron F. George
Careen D. Glasgow
Altius Harris
Chrisie Harris
Exter N. Harris
Najae Hector
Nicole Herman
Vernesta Isidore
Yanna N. James
Danica Jankie
Windia Jaunai
Khandi M. Jean
Christa H. Jn Baptiste
Krishna S. Jn Baptiste
Edona T. Jno Baptiste
Tameeka Jn Baptiste
Bertina Q. Jn Louis
Sharlyn J. John-Rose
Gemac Jolie
Denzel D. Joseph
Zeleiya Jones
Nellie Jules
Cushana Leon
Zakeem I. Lucien
Shanice Massicot
Camie A. Matthews
Jessica Mathurin
Tonnia F. Maximin
Coletta W. Mc Donald
Andrina K. Mc Phee
Melania V. Monbelley
Raejean Montoute
Yvonne Eleanor Parker Gordon
Amanda P. Payne
Nigel Peters
Leslie Ann Phillip
Neil Rigobert
Juniel K. Sam
Mashama S. Samuel
Shakym A. Scott
Selena A. Sheppard
Shanta Simon
Osband Small
Chriscelar C. Sylvester
Kerline Sylvester
Faithline Theodore
Clara N. Thomas-Forde
Evangia Thompson
Lee-Andra A. Thompson
William Tysoe
Sherma L. Toussaint
Andrel N. Valcin
Ronika R. Weekes
Reesa Xavier

A special hello to our 2020 graduates from our New York campuses who participated in the St. Lucia graduation ceremony:

Joseane Alexis
Theresa Carey
Jeannel David
Keisha Joseph
Marissa Thomas
David Thornhill
Marcia Xavier

Monroe is proud to celebrate Constitution Day each year with a variety of on-campus and virtual classroom discussions, special events, and other activities.

The annual celebration commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787.  

In celebrating Constitution Day, we seek to encourage debate and critical thinking on current concerns, including the right to peaceful protest, the right to vote, the right to freedom of speech, the right to equal protection under the law, and much more that culminates to make the United States of America. Together, it is our responsibility to form a more perfect union.

Our School of Criminal Justice helps program the events each year. To learn more, please reach out to Dean Guylaine Harrison at gharrison@monroecollege.edu.

To learn more about the U.S. Constitution, please visit the National Constitution Center online at https://constitutioncenter.org.

Election 2020

Monroe has a long, proud history of helping its students prepare for the civic responsibilities that come with adulthood. The importance of voting and being part of the political process are woven into the curriculum across all majors.

Given the importance of this election year, President Jerome has developed a series of virtual talks to help high schools turn daily headlines into teaching opportunities for their juniors and seniors. He leads the webinars himself, often with elected officials who have served our local communities in office.

Please see informational flyer here to learn more.