On Saturday, May 3, 2008, Abbey and Matt Mangus both graduated from USU. Abbey received her Bachelors Degree in Social Work and Matt received his Bachelors degree in Fine Arts with emphasis on Graphic Design and Art Education. After all of these years having to study and be prepared for the next days lessons and tests and etc. I can imagine what it is like to say to yourself I have nothing to do today, I wonder what I should do? I'm sure this is what both of them are going through right now. Of course Abbey has been working part time so maybe she is still working at least part time or maybe even full time now. I don't know about Matt, if he had a part time job or not.
James Quigley, USU alumni and keynote speaker said to the graduates "I urge you to open your eyes and minds to see the incredible opportunities this world has to offer, and to give your very best. Those who give their best have a much richer set of opportunities than those who simply do the minimum to get by." USU president Stan Albrecht during his remarks, encouraged students to choose a wide-angle view "by choosing that wide-angle view, you will, over the course of your lifetimes, be able to envision new and exciting places, and then having made exhilarating discoveries, you will find ways to take yourselves, and us , into that future."
They awarded 480 graduate degrees and 1,937 undergraduate degrees, along with awarding an additional 2,000 bachelor's degrees in December. NICE JOB MATT AND ABBEY.
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