Plea for Boston University: Give Honor Student Georgia Dray Honorary Degree After Tragic Suicide
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Jane Murphy
3 months ago
Georgia, sweet Georgia.
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Sherry and Rich Dray
1 year ago
We are deeply honored to share that Boston University will be recognizing our beloved Georgia on Wednesday, June 25th at 10:30 AM in the College of Arts and Sciences.
This moment means the world to us. Rich and I are so grateful for the love, support, and encouragement we've received throughout our journey to make this recognition a reality. Thanks to the compassion and commitment of BU’s wonderful new administration and Associate Dean of Student Academic Life, Steve Jarvi, it is finally coming to fruition.
Georgia’s light continues to shine, and we hope you’ll hold her in your hearts that day, as we will.
❤️
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Angie L
2 years ago
President Gilliam, please do the right thing by this student, her family and all of our Terriers and award this angel the posthumous degree she deserves. Show all of the BU community that our Terriers matter.
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Peyton
2 years ago
I think it is needed
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Mouissat Zakya
2 years ago
Wellbeing of all students matter
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Stef Lau-Chen
2 years ago
In honor of Georgia.
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David Gabriel
2 years ago
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Abey Keneth
2 years ago
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Kei
2 years ago
I'm sorry for your loss
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Anonymous
2 years ago
justice for this poor girl!
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Vivianne Parta
2 years ago
I really appreciate if BU graduate Georgia
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Alison
2 years ago
She deserves this and so does her family. I hope BU will honor her memory through this degree with compassion and pride.
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Dhiman Bhaumik
2 years ago
Every student life matters.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
As parents of a Terrier, we want the memory of this young student to be remembered and honored for all her accomplishments even through her struggles with her emotional health that sadly win over her will. Our prayers are with her family and we are sure that BU under the new President will do what is correct, showing empathy and resilience towards the family of one of it own. We all care and we are sure BU cares too and this young lady was not just a number, she mattered, BU will act accordingly.
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Marcie A Bohan
2 years ago
I am so sorry for your loss.
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Carla Desiderio
2 years ago
Thinking of Georgia and all students needing mental health help.
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Kelly Volansky
2 years ago
As a parent of a current BU student, I can't imagine the heartbreak this family has had to endure. Nor the heartache and loneliness Georgia herself endured before tragically ending her life, feeling she had nowhere else to turn. Her adult life was really just on the cusp of beginning. Please see it in your hearts and have compassion for the parents by honoring this young woman's journey at BU with an honorary BA degree.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Georgia's family deserves this!
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Sandeep
2 years ago
I support this cause for a lost Terrier
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Joan Mcgovern
2 years ago
Let’s turn the page. And do the right thing for Georgia and or
Her grieving family. A simple matter for BU, A gracious gesture toward a life extinguished far to soon
Georgia, sweet Georgia.
We are deeply honored to share that Boston University will be recognizing our beloved Georgia on Wednesday, June 25th at 10:30 AM in the College of Arts and Sciences. This moment means the world to us. Rich and I are so grateful for the love, support, and encouragement we've received throughout our journey to make this recognition a reality. Thanks to the compassion and commitment of BU’s wonderful new administration and Associate Dean of Student Academic Life, Steve Jarvi, it is finally coming to fruition. Georgia’s light continues to shine, and we hope you’ll hold her in your hearts that day, as we will. ❤️
President Gilliam, please do the right thing by this student, her family and all of our Terriers and award this angel the posthumous degree she deserves. Show all of the BU community that our Terriers matter.
I think it is needed
Wellbeing of all students matter
In honor of Georgia.
test
I'm sorry for your loss
justice for this poor girl!
I really appreciate if BU graduate Georgia
She deserves this and so does her family. I hope BU will honor her memory through this degree with compassion and pride.
Every student life matters.
As parents of a Terrier, we want the memory of this young student to be remembered and honored for all her accomplishments even through her struggles with her emotional health that sadly win over her will. Our prayers are with her family and we are sure that BU under the new President will do what is correct, showing empathy and resilience towards the family of one of it own. We all care and we are sure BU cares too and this young lady was not just a number, she mattered, BU will act accordingly.
I am so sorry for your loss.
Thinking of Georgia and all students needing mental health help.
As a parent of a current BU student, I can't imagine the heartbreak this family has had to endure. Nor the heartache and loneliness Georgia herself endured before tragically ending her life, feeling she had nowhere else to turn. Her adult life was really just on the cusp of beginning. Please see it in your hearts and have compassion for the parents by honoring this young woman's journey at BU with an honorary BA degree.
Georgia's family deserves this!
I support this cause for a lost Terrier
Let’s turn the page. And do the right thing for Georgia and or Her grieving family. A simple matter for BU, A gracious gesture toward a life extinguished far to soon