Tyler Jackson of Mesa graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in justice administration from Blackburn College during the institution’s 154th commencement ceremony in May. Founded in 1837, …
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Jackson of Mesa graduates from Blackburn College
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Blackburn's recent commencement, from a posting at https://blackburn.edu.
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Tyler Jackson of Mesa graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in justice administration from Blackburn College during the institution’s 154th commencement ceremony in May.
Founded in 1837, Blackburn College is a four-year, Presbyterian-related, liberal arts college in Carlinville, Illinois.
One of 10 federally recognized work colleges, Blackburn has the only program in the nation exclusively managed by students.
The college allows students to develop essential skills and build a resume while earning four-year degrees.
