Commencement - Spring 2023

Speakers Dr. JENNEFER GEHRINGER is an assistant professor of elementary education who holds a Doctor of Education in reading, a Master of Science in education and a Bachelor of Science in elementary education. She has served in various roles within the university, having previously held the position as kindergarten teacher at Kutztown's laboratory school located on campus. Gehringer has also been a member of several committees at KU and serves on the University Senate. She has participated in outreach initiatives, including volunteering for Youth Mental Health First Aid. Gehringer's dedication to improving education for all students is a testament to her expertise and commitment to the field. Her passion for teaching is demonstrated by her enthusiasm in every aspect of her work. With her wealth of experience and unwavering commitment to education, Gehringer is an exceptional educator who inspires and motivates her students to reach their full potential. AMELIA FAIR of Lititz, Pa., graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Education, specializing in secondary education social studies / special education. She has an extensive teaching background that includes field experiences and placements across high schools and middle schools in different districts. She taught diverse subjects such as U.S. history, English language arts and mathematics, as well as facilitating program curriculum to students with various learning disabilities. Fair has been actively involved in various campus activities, including serving as vice president and president of the Presidential Ambassadors, a member of the PDS Cohort Three Program, Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society and NSLS. She also held several employment positions, including working in the Office of the President as a student staff member, where she assisted with calls, correspondence and residential receptions. Fair’s diverse teaching experience and involvement in extracurricular activities reflect her commitment to providing a holistic learning experience for her students.

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