KENT, OH (07/06/2015)(readMedia)-- Carolyn Lake graduates from Kent State University with a Master of Science from the College of Communication and Information .

Carolyn is among the more than 4,500 students who received bachelor's, master's, doctoral, associate and educational specialist degrees during the 2015 Spring Commencement ceremony.

The university congratulates the class of 2015 and welcomes them into its illustrious family of over 222,000 alumni worldwide.

An economic impact study showed that Kent State alumni in Northeast Ohio generated $1.6 billion annually in higher workforce earnings and increased productivity for employers that hire them.

Kent State University, one of the nation's largest regional campus systems and Ohio's third largest public university, continues to do what matters -- educate and graduate students!

Kent State University is Northeast Ohio's leading public research university with more than 41,000 students. The university's eight-campus system is among the largest regional systems in the country. Today, Kent State has become an engine for economic, cultural and workforce development - locally and internationally - as one of the premier Ohio universities. The university is ranked among the nation's 74 public high-research universities and among the top 76 in community engagement by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. For more information about Kent State, visit www.kent.edu.

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