The Bloustein School graduated:
92 M.C.R.P.
7 M.C.R.S.
14 M.P.P.
7 M.P.A.P.
10 Ph.D.
34 B.A. in Planning and Public Policy
218 B.S. in Public Health
this weekend! Both the graduate AND undergraduate classes were the School’s largest ever.
We wish all of our graduates the best of luck in future endeavors!
Check back soon for images from Saturday’s graduate convocation and Sunday’s post-Commencement undergraduate reception.
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