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Kiera Lewis, a psychology student at Penn State Scranton, has been named the student marshal for the psychology program. She will lead her fellow psychology graduates during the campus's 58th commencement ceremony on May 9 at the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple.
Lewis recently spoke about her time at the university, her future goals, and what she would tell new students starting their own college journey. She described her experience as challenging but rewarding, noting that the smaller campus allowed her to build strong connections with professors and classmates. Those relationships, she said, helped her stay focused and motivated.
Looking ahead, Lewis plans to continue her education and pursue a career in mental health counseling. She hopes to work with young adults and help them navigate the pressures of modern life. For incoming students, she offered simple advice: get involved early, ask for help when needed, and don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone.
The commencement ceremony marks a major milestone for Lewis and her peers. Leading the psychology graduates as marshal is an honor she does not take lightly. She said it represents not just her own hard work, but the support of everyone who helped her along the way.
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