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Lincoln University Announces 2025 Honorary Degree Recipients - Lincoln University

Lincoln University, PA - March 31, 2025 - Lincoln University is proud to announce the distinguished honorees for the 2025 Commencement. These individuals have excelled in areas of arts and sciences, and have championed the advancement of equitable education and social justice, and inspired us with their commitment to leadership and community service. In addition to Governor Wes Moore, the following recipients will be honored: Vincent O. Carter (B.S. '50), Edmund Wyatt Gordon, Myrtle Potter, Dr. Donald Julian Reaves and Rev. Dr. Ethelyn R. Taylor. Join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements of our honorees on May 4, 2025 at 11:00am on the campus of Lincoln University.
Source: The Boston Globe

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