Manchester resident graduates from Central Michigan University

Lillian Diuble. Photo courtesy of Lillian Diuble.

submitted by Diuble Family 

Lillian Diuble of Manchester graduated on Saturday, May 4, 2024, from Central Michigan University with a Bachelor of Arts in Public and Nonprofit Administration, minor in American Sign Language, certificate in Deaf Studies, and has earned her Certified Nonprofit Professional credential (CNP).

While attending CMU, Diuble’s activities included marching in the Marching Chips Color Guard in the Chippewa Marching Band, being a member of Chi Alpha at CMU (Christian Ministry on campus) (XACMU), and being a member of Nonprofit Leadership Student Alliance (NLSA). While attending college, Lillian has continued working with various nonprofit organizations such as the Foundation Fighting Blindness, Michigan Hands & Voices, Diuble Family Vision, MYLead, and others.

Following commencement, Diuble plans to continue seeking employment in the nonprofit sector in the state of Michigan. She is excited to get into the nonprofit sector and find an organization that she is passionate about.

Central Michigan University serves more than 15,000 students on its Mount Pleasant campus and through online programs. A CMU education encourages students to put theories learned into practice. Supported by outstanding faculty and staff, academic and student service programs focus on active, hands learning with real-world results, empowering students to achieve their educational and professional goals. No matter their subject, CMU Chippewas graduate with the knowledge and experience they need to excel in their careers and communities.

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by Sara Swanson

Sara Swanson is an editor, writer and founder of the Manchester Mirror.