Injured Navy vet among Raritan Valley Community College graduates

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Injured Navy vet among Raritan Valley Community College graduates

Monday, May 22, 2017
faculty clapping for grads

Among the nearly 1,300 students receiving associate degrees or certificates on Saturday at Raritan Valley Community College's commencement will be a U.S. Navy veteran who suffered major hip and back injuries after his ship collided with a submarine in the Atlantic Ocean in 2012.

Read more about Andrew Laffey and his fellow graduates in this nj.com article about RVCC's commencement: http://www.nj.com/hunterdon/index.ssf/2017/05/injured_navy_vet_headed_for_engineering_career_to.html

row of grads
Andrew Laffey

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