July 6, 2025 - 05:07

Middlesex Community College proudly celebrated the accomplishments of 127 graduates from the Class of 2025 during a heartfelt health pinning ceremony held on May 20 at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium. The event marked a significant milestone for the graduates, who have worked diligently to complete their health-related programs.
Among the graduates was Melody Kremidas, a standout student in the radiology program, who expressed her gratitude for the support of faculty and peers throughout her academic journey. The ceremony featured inspiring speeches from college officials and faculty members, emphasizing the importance of dedication and compassion in the healthcare field.
The pinning ceremony is a cherished tradition that symbolizes the transition from student to professional, highlighting the commitment of the graduates to serve their communities in various health capacities. Family and friends gathered to witness the proud moment, celebrating the hard work and perseverance of these future healthcare leaders.
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