Brandeis Alumni, Family and Friends
On the Cusp: the Class of 2022 on Commencement Morning
May 23, 2022
In these moments before their undergraduate experience officially came to an end, members of the Class of 2022 took in the day and pondered their hopes for the future.
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Batsheva Moskowitz ’22 posed for a selfie on the special day with fellow classmates. The creative writing major said she was excited to put everything she has learned over the past four years to the test.
“I’m going to miss my community, but I’m so excited to utilize my skills in the world,” she said. “I know I’m going to make an impact.”
All Photos by Mike Lovett
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Fultz, a psychology and Health, Science, Society and Policy major, laughed and agreed. “I feel anxious and excited - but in a good way you know?” she said.
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As he waited to head into Gosman, Victor Liu ’22 said he was excited for the future, and confident that the connections he developed at Brandeis will support him going forward.
“I made so many amazing connections with both professors and friends during my time at Brandeis,” said Liu, an economics and business major. “I’m really glad I chose Brandeis because I know I’ll take those connections with me in life.”
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As the president of the Waltham Group and someone who was actively involved on campus, Ligon shared her appreciation for the people she met on campus.
“I’m excited for the next chapter in my life, but know I will miss my tribe,” she said.
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Cassidy Raza ’22, chatted with friends as she waited for the ceremony to start. She shared her excitement to cheer on future generations of Brandeis graduates.
“I’m really looking forward to watching the people who are younger than me grow in their Brandeis career,” said Cassidy Raza ’22, a psychology major. “I just know that Brandeis University will continue to grow overall.”