Comillas accompanies CESAG in its graduation ceremony with a message of gratitude and responsibility
Dolores Carrillo, Vice Rector for Institutional Relations, Organisation and General Secretary, took part in the graduation ceremony of the 2025 graduating class of the centre in Palma
TheAlberta Giménez Centre for Higher Education (CESAG), affiliated to Comillas, celebrated the graduation of the 2025 graduating class at its campus in La Vileta, Palma. In a ceremony charged with emotion and meaning, the students of the degrees in Education, Communication and Sports Science received their stoles in the presence of academic and institutional authorities and family members.
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During the ceremony, Dolores Carrillo, Vice-Rector for Institutional Relations, Organisation and General Secretary, addressed the graduates. After recalling the figures of Alberta Giménez and Saint Ignatius of Loyola, she underlined the value of the CESAG as a transformative experience: "here your names are not a number, but a face, a memory, a shared history". "You receive much more than a title: you receive a responsibility. Go out into the world with joy, with confidence and, above all, with grateful hearts," she said.
The ceremony brought together representatives of the Balearic government, such as the Regional Minister of Education and Universities, Antoni Vera, and the Director General of Universities, Sebastián Massanet, as well as the Director of CESAG, Julia Violero, and other members of the institutional team.
A new chapter is now open for this graduating class, congratulations to the graduates!
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