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May 22, 2005

An air of excitement filled the Coon Rapids Campus of Anoka-Ramsey Community College (ARCC) during the Nurses Pinning Ceremony, May 12 and the Graduation Ceremony, May 13 as candidates for graduation celebrated the completion of an associate’s degree.

ARCC President Dr Patrick Johns welcomed graduates and their families to both of these events.

“Students tell us that their experience and Anoka-Ramsey Community College is personal,” says Dr. Patrick Johns. “We care about our students. Our faculty do not just teach subjects, they teach people.”

The Mayor of Anoka Bjorn Skogquist delivered the keynote address and reminded graduates to relish the moment and challenged them to keep moving toward future goals.

“This moment belongs to you,” says Skogquist. “You didn’t get here by chance. It was hard work. Now your next milestone waits.”

For information about Anoka-Ramsey Community College visit www.AnokaRamsey.edu or call 763-427-2600.
The whole family turned out to support Anoka-Ramsey Community College graduate Shelly Fjone The whole family turned out to support Anoka-Ramsey Community College graduate Shelly Fjone on her college graduation day, May 13. Pictured from left are Tyrone Fjone, Taya Fjone, Shelly Fjone, Susan Dusbabek, Eric Dusbabek, and Mike Dusbabek.
Anoka-Ramsey Community College Faculty walked proudly with their students Anoka-Ramsey Community College Faculty walked proudly with their students during the college’s graduation ceremony. Faculty members pictured from left are Bill Saari, engineering; Dierk Hofreiter, physics; Ed Wehling, natural science; John Hennen, counseling; Al Mamaril, library; and Ken Grace, math.
Nursing graduates from Anoka-Ramsey Community College Nursing graduates from Anoka-Ramsey Community College had a chance to share their enthusiasm with fellow graduates and family members during the Nurses Pinning Ceremony on May 12. Graduates pictured from left are Wilson Kitsao, Robin Nyangena, Fred Nyabicha, and Ray Maingi.
The Mayor of Anoka Bjorn Skogquist The Mayor of Anoka Bjorn Skogquist delivered the keynote address to the graduates of Anoka-Ramsey Community College.