St. Leo University graduates a number of local residents

Residents from the Crescent Communities graduated recently from Saint Leo University during its commencement ceremonies.

Those graduating included:

* Mary Spano of Fort White -- BS degree in HealthCare Administration, plus a BA degree in Business Administration Management.

* Rebecca Van Hoek of Fort White -- BS degree in CIS.

* Anna Capella of Alachua -- BA degree in Business Administration: Management, with honors.

* Weiwei Zhang-Michael of Alachua -- BA degree in Business Administration: Management, with honors.

* Debora Bosley of Alachua -- BA degree in Business Administration: Management, with honors.

* Miranda Sheppard of Alachua -- BA degree in Criminology.

* Patricia Cantley of Alachua -- BA degree in Human Resources Administration.

* Dorrie Esposito of Alachua -- BA degree in Human Resources Administration, with honors.

* Patricia Massie of Alachua -- BA degree in Psychology, with honors.

* Luis Di Clemente of Fort White -- BA degree in Business Administration: Management, with honors.

* Dorothy Fells of High Springs -- BA degree, with honors.

* Robert Forrester of High Springs -- BA degree in Business Administration: Management.

* Sabrina Hampton of High Springs -- BA degree in Business Administration: Management.

* Julie Johnson of High Springs -- BA degree in Elementary Education, with honors.

* Terra Middleton of High Springs -- BA degree in Human Resources Administration.

* Alesha Sampson of High Springs -- BA degree in Psychology, with honors.

Chartered in 1889, Saint Leo University is one of the largest Catholic universities in the United States. Students enrolled

at Saint Leo University may choose from more than 41 academic programs, including bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, pre-professional and accelerated learning programs.

Saint Leo's enrollment includes more than 13,000 students at the traditional university campus (located just

north of Tampa) and 15 regional centers throughout Florida, California, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia, and through the Center for Online Learning.

For more information, visit www.saintleo.edu.