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Jenny Theroux '25
Jenny was looking for transformation after realizing she wanted to reinvent herself in a new career. Chosen as this year’s Commencement speaker representing the graduate programs, Jenny shares why she chose Saint Peter’s and how she plans to use her Master’s degree in Industrial Organizational Psychology in both her professional and personal life.
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