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Commencement 2012

Graduate Ceremony | Undergraduate Ceremony

Undergraduate Recognition Ceremony

Sunday, May 20, 1:30pm* (Reception for students, family & friends immediately before at 12:30pm in the Page Hall courtyard)
Page Hall Auditorium, 135 Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12222

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Keynote Speaker

UG commencement speaker

Jennifer Manner, BA '86

Deputy Bureau Chief, Public Safety & Homeland Security Bureau
Federal Communications Commission

Ms. Jennifer Manner '86 is Deputy Bureau Chief, Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau at the Federal Communications Commission. She has a focus on broadband and other related issues. Ms. Manner previously worked as a Principal at ZComm Strategies LLC, where she was a consultant on telecommunications regulatory policy issues. Before that, Ms. Manner was Vice President of Regulatory Affairs at SkyTerra Communications, LLC, where she handled the company's domestic and international regulatory and policy issues. Before joining SkyTerra, Ms. Manner served as Senior Counsel to FCC Commissioner Kathleen Abernathy with responsibility for wireless, international and new technology issues. [Read Full Bio]

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Graduate Recognition Ceremony

Fri., May 18, 2012 5:00pm* (Reception for students, family & friends immediately before at 4:00pm in the Page Hall courtyard)
Page Hall Auditorium, 135 Western Avenue
Albany, NY 12222

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Keynote Speaker

Grad Commencement Speaker

Mike Breslin

Albany County Executive (Ret.)
Albany, NY

Mr. Michael G. Breslin has lived in Albany County all his life. His leadership skills became apparent at a young age. He was president of his graduating class at Vincentian Institute, a three-sport varsity athlete, and recipient of the Thom McAn Award as the outstanding scholastic football player in the area.
 
Mike has most recently served as the chief executive officer of Albany County government.  In this position he supervised the administration of more than 20 departments, managed a budget of more than $600 million and provided essential services to the people of Albany County, all while increasing the efficiency of and reducing the size of County government. [Read Full Bio]

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