John Jay College of Criminal Justice - Justitia Yearbook (New York, NY)

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. l V.P. FREDERIC .IACQBS Provost and Academic Vice President As a newcomer to the College, I feel a spe- cial bond with this year's seniors, many of whom helped me to learn about the Col- lege, and have expressed to me their hopes and expectations for John Jay in the years ahead. I very much hope that the College has helped you to develop skills, and to pre- pare you for challenging and satisfying lives and careers. Now, as you leave John Jay, you can help the College: you can do this as proud alumni, working in ways which exemplify the values and knowledge you have acquired here. Congratulations! This is a moment of spe- cial achievement, and I am pleased to be one of the many who wish you well in your future endeavors. li A --4 I -MESSAGES TO THE GRADUATES- .P. JAMES A. MALO E Vice President for Administrative Affairs Let me extend to the members of the class of 1984, heartfelt con- gratulations on the completion of your degrees. For some, because of the necessity to work, or raise children, or take care of parents or siblings, this educational journey has been difficult but rewarding, for others with less responsibilities or with mandates and committ- ment to student government, student clubs andfor college and stu- dent committees your experience has probably been exciting and rewarding. In the final analysis, whether the journey has been difficult or fun, all of you now have new responsibilities as gradu- ates and professionals . . . to provide leadership for your families, communities and in the field of employment into which you will move. I want to commend the Yearbook Society for their hard and profes- sional work which continues to note John Jay History.