Graduation
Congratulations Class of 2025
The 58th Annual Commencement was held on Thursday, May 22, 2025 on our Mays Landing campus.
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You have made it! It took many long hours of driving to class, studying late into the night, note taking and examinations, but you have earned your associate degree! Be proud of your accomplishments and celebrate because you deserve it.
The faculty, staff and administrators here at Atlantic Cape are excited to acknowledge your successes as you proceed to the next phase in your academic life. We thank you for making Atlantic Cape a part of your educational journey.
Each and every one of you has written a chapter in your lives that shows you can adjust, persevere, grow, and make a positive difference in your own lives and the lives of others. These strengths of character will motivate you onwards to your future successes that we know you will accomplish.
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Meet Our 2025 Graduates
At Atlantic Cape, our graduates have an inspiring story to tell. Behind every face there is a tale of perseverance, motivation, intelligence and courage waiting to be heard.
Read our 2025 graduate's stories here
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Ceremony Information
The graduation ceremony included remarks from Atlantic Cape President Dr. Barbara Gaba, keynote speaker Eric Scheffler, Student Government Association President Juwan A. Torres and class farewell by 4.0 High Honors Student Roman Segov.
Commencement Speaker
Eric Scheffler
Executive Director, Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA)
Mr. Scheffler, named the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority’s Executive Director in April 2024, is a dedicated individual recognized for his significant contributions to public safety and public health initiatives over the course of his illustrious 28-year career in law enforcement.
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