Liberty College Celebrates Upcoming Graduation and Student Achievements

As Liberty College of Management and Journalism prepares for its 2024 graduation ceremony, the institution is abuzz with excitement and reflection. 

The final graduation list has been released, featuring students who have successfully met all academic requirements and demonstrated commitment to their programs. A total of of 320 graduants have confirmed their attendance.

Last Year Graduation Picture

"We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all students who will be graduating this year, as they embark on the next phase of their professional journey," says Mumbere Brian, Academic Registrar.

Graduates are urged to verify their details on the published list, available on the college's notice boards and official website. Any discrepancies should be reported to the Office of the Academic Registrar within two working days.

Mumbere Brian -Academic Registra 

Meanwhile, Omega Peter is encouraging their peers to make the most of their time at Liberty College. "Students should go out and defend the name 'Liberty' by being examples through hard work and dedication," Peter says. "They should be socially responsible and engage with the community to promote peace and unity."

Peter, a former Guild Speaker and Entertainment Minister, also emphasizes the importance of self-sufficiency and creative potential. "They can use their hands to create artwork and other innovative projects, promoting self-employment and avoiding the pitfalls of unemployment."

Omega Peter - Former Guild Speaker and Entrainment Minister 

As the college community prepares for this milestone, Basisa Zizellah, a professional accountant and Liberty College alumnus, reflects on the significance of life's fleeting moments. "You want what is best for those who have meaning to you. And you demand what is best for those who are locked onto your soul," Zizellah emphasizes.

Zizellah encourages readers to acknowledge the "empty" moments of great significance in their lives and use that knowledge to make a positive impact. "Do good. Be good. And only then can you truly live good. The future is all around us… waiting for transition."

Basisa Zizellah, a professional accountant and Liberty College alumnus

"A Call to Action: Let's Make Graduation Unforgettable"

As we approach the graduation ceremony, we are not only celebrating the achievements of our graduating colleagues but also preparing ourselves for our own special day. Birungi Severinah, a continuing student, urges her peers to come together to make this occasion truly memorable.

"Let us support one another in our studies and encourage each other to finish strong," Severinah says. "Logistically, let us volunteer our time and talents to make sure every aspect of the ceremony runs smoothly. Together, let us make this graduation ceremony one to remember."

Birungi Severinah - Student 

Severinah congratulates the graduates and looks forward to her own graduation day with anticipation and pride. "Congratulations to our graduates, and let us look forward to our own graduation day with anticipation and pride!"

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Story By Jonan Mumbere 

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