The LI graduating class of ISSA School of Management Assistants graduates
These are the first 45 students who have taken the Degree in attendance of Management at the Campus of Pamplona of the University.
ISSA School of Management Assistants celebrated on Saturday, June 3, the graduation of the graduation ceremony of the 45 students who are part of the LI promotion. During the event, submission was held to present the scholarships, medals and diplomas to the recent graduates who have studied the four courses of Degree in Pamplona. With them, a total of 3,255 alumni have passed through the classrooms of the school since its inception in 1963.
The workshop began at 11 a.m. with the floral offering to St. Mary Mother of Fair Love, continued with a Eucharistic celebration and then participated in the academic ceremony at the classroom Magna of Central Building , which was presided over by Victoria Rodríguez, director of the School; by María Fernández Ygartua, General Manager of the School; and by Ana María Fernández, doctor in Philology Classical and godmother of the graduating class.
The master class was given at position by Ana María Fernández, who invited the recent graduates to be "great managers" of happiness. "Happiness is not the dream of life, but a way of living it," she told them. She also reminded them that they are ready to take on great responsibilities to lead the 21st century and that they should not let themselves be carried away by pessimists: "Be optimistic but without naivety. And always be ready to learn. He also encouraged them to inspire kindness, respect and honesty: "You are called to empathize, understand and forgive. Intelligence is a gift, kindness and compassion are a choice".
Laura Urbina, class delegate, thanked her classmates for so many shared moments, as well as the teachers and families, "we are who we are and we have come this far thanks to you," she said.
Finally, the director of ISSA School of Management Assistants, Victoria Rodríguez, closed the event. In her words, she encouraged the recent graduates to maintain the link among themselves as well as with the University through Alumni University of Navarra. She also wished them every success, both professionally and professionally, at staff .
