Chatham Man Graduates from U. Mary Washington

FREDERICKSBURG, VA -- Eric M. Rosenzweig of Chatham, N.J., graduated with a B.A. degree in philosophy from the University of Mary Washington.

A total of 1,273 students graduated during the university's 102nd Commencement in a graduate ceremony on Friday, May 10 and in an undergraduate ceremony on Saturday, May 11, on the university's Fredericksburg campus.

Dr. William "Bill" Cleveland Bosher Jr., public policy expert and former Virginia superintendent of education, delivered the commencement address for graduate students and Steve Pemberton, business executive, motivational speaker and noted author, gave the undergraduate commencement address.

The university awarded 85 Master of Business Administration degrees, 111 Master of Education degrees, 15 Master of Science in Management Information Systems, 34 Master of Science in Elementary Education Degrees, 418 Bachelor of Arts degrees, 61 Bachelor of Liberal Studies degrees, 63 Bachelor of Professional Studies degrees and 484 Bachelor of Science degrees. Two graduates received both the MBA and the MSMIS in a dual-degree program.