Seven graduates from the Harcum College partnership site in Coatesville were honored on Saturday, May 31st, during a heartfelt celebration at the Graystone Mansion.
Surrounded by family members, Harcum faculty, alumni, and supporters, the graduates marked a major milestone—completing their associate degrees while balancing work, family responsibilities, and other commitments.
Each graduate took to the podium to share words of gratitude for those who supported them along the way. Their degrees span majors such as Early Childhood Education, Behavioral Health, Business, and more. With this group, nearly 150 students have now earned their degrees through the Harcum College and Life Transforming Ministries (LTM) partnership—a collaboration that continues to make a way for lives to be transformed through access to higher education.
Launched in 2008, the Coatesville site was created to bring an accredited college experience for busy adult learners seeking to advance their education, careers and community. Even as it became necessary to transition into online academic instruction in 2020, LTM’s dedicated staff has remained a vital, on-the-ground resource—offering guidance from application to graduation. The program continues to serve adults with limited or no college background, first-generation students and provides a clear, supportive path to academic success.
During the event, LTM announced a new educational opportunity based in Coatesville: a complementary partnership with Alvernia University. This new pathway allows Harcum graduates—and anyone with an associate degree—to continue their studies toward a bachelor’s degree while receiving the same personalized support that has defined LTM’s partnership experience.
For more information about LTM’s educational partnerships, contact Kaylee Dove-Green at kdove-green@QuietRevolution.org or (610) 810-1556.
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