Humanitarian, social activist and actor Melissa Fitzgerald delivered the 81st commencement address at Chestnut Hill College
Humanitarian, social activist and actor Melissa Fitzgerald delivered the 81st commencement address at Chestnut Hill College on Saturday, May 17. Ms. Fitzgerald, best known for her role as Carol Fitzpatrick on the award-winning television series, The West Wing, addressed the largest undergraduate graduating class in the history of the College. The College awarded 237 bachelor’s degrees, 195 master’s degrees, and 18 doctoral degrees during the ceremony. During the commencement ceremony, Ms. Fitzgerald was presented with the Chestnut Hill College Medal. Her grandfather, James McCullough, 30 years earlier received an honorary degree for his contributions to the College as one of the first lay board members. Read Full Story Here at Chestnut Hill College Newsletter
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