Kirkland residents earn degrees from Linfield College

The following Kirkland residents earned bachelor’s degrees during the commencement event at Linfield College on June 2: Amanda Kate Bowers, bachelor of science, physics; Aaron Good, bachelor of arts, political science; Leanne Margaret McCallum, bachelor of arts, international relations; Diana Marie Toole, bachelor of science in nursing.

June 21, 2013 7:37 pm

The following Kirkland residents earned bachelor’s degrees during the commencement event at Linfield College on June 2: Amanda Kate Bowers, bachelor of science, physics; Aaron Good, bachelor of arts, political science; Leanne Margaret McCallum, bachelor of arts, international relations; Diana Marie Toole, bachelor of science in nursing.

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