Brooke County Students Receive Degrees

Thirty-three students form Brooke County received degrees at Commencement at West Virginia University May 12-14.
Graduates and their majors were:
Sabrina Alatis of Weirton, management information systems; Andrea Alimario of Weirton, biochemistry; Alexandra Backel of Weirton, multidisciplinary students; Tess Barnhart of Follansbee, interactive design for media; Tyler Brozstek of Wellsburg, finance; Chrissy Byers of Weirton, political science; Vincenzo Conforti of Weirton, marketing; Carlie Diserio of Follansbee, law; Emily Donley of Wellsburg, biochemistry; Domenic D’Ulisse of Follansbee, finance; Ryan Ekey of Weirton, elementary education.
Conor Garvey of Wellsburg, mechanical engineering; Heather Godfrey of Bethany, Regents Bachelor of Arts; Paraag Gupta of Weirton, medicine; Kacie Harvath of Follansbee, elementary education; Jasmyne Hildreth of Follansbee, elementary education; Madison Lance of Follansbee, animal and nutritional science; Adam Law of Colliers, social work; Christopher Loy of Wellsburg, safety management; Abigail Nickerson of Wellsburg, exercise physiology; Mary Ossman of Wellsburg, human nutrition and foods; Emily Pollock of Weirton, exercise physiology.
Matthew Reed of Colliers, criminology; Marian Reven of Bethany, nursing; Kelly Schambach of Follansbee, physical therapy; Gabriella Taverne of Weirton, law; Rainey Tsekouras of Weirton, social work; Gabriella Veltri of Follansbee, multidisciplinary studies; Justin Welch of Wellsburg, landscape architecture; Mitchel Williams of Follansbee, athletic training; Evita Yang of Follansbee, immunology and medical microbiology; Lauren Zeigler of Weirton, fashion, dress and merchandising; and Morgan Zopp of Follansbee, medicine.