FORT PIERCE — Indian River State College (IRSC) will hold its fall Commencement ceremonies “drive-in”-style on Wednesday, Dec. 16, at the College’s Treasure Coast Public Safety Training Complex in Fort Pierce, and virtually via YouTube on Thursday, Dec. 17. The ceremonies will recognize the accomplishments of the College’s 2020 graduates, including some 1,700 students who have earned their Bachelor’s and Associate degrees during the 2020 summer and fall semesters. IRSC President, Dr. Timothy Moore, will deliver the keynote address.

“This past year has imposed some incredible challenges for our students,” said Dr. Timothy Moore, IRSC President. “In the face of adversity, they have pressed forward, worked hard and earned their college degrees. It is our absolute honor to celebrate their collective accomplishment with safe, unique ceremonies, and I offer every graduate of 2020 my highest congratulations.”

These newest IRSC graduates will soon write their next chapter — entering the workforce for the first time, utilizing their new degrees to take on increased responsibilities at their present workplace, or continuing their studies at IRSC or at university.

Indiantown residents who have earned Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Applied Science Degrees at Indian River State College during Summer and Fall 2020 are:
• Sheyana Aaliyah Bryant and
• Kimberly Edith Morales-Perez.

Indiantown residents who earned Associate in Science/Associate in Applied Science Degrees at Indian River State College (IRSC) during Summer and Fall 2020 are:

• Cristian Armando Garcia and
• Steven John Parsons.

Indiantown residents who earned Associate in Arts Degrees at Indian River State College (IRSC) during Summer and Fall 2020 are:
• Kyla Gail Barfield,
• Lisamar Cruz,
• Xzianna Galarza,
• Cristian Armando Garcia,

• Antonia Gaspar,
• Jennifer Oralia Gaspar-Castillo,
• Graciela Gutierrez,
• Kim Zachary Lee,
• Lucia Mendoza,
• Aurora Ramirez,
• Marisol Rodriguez.