Brian Masi of New Egypt, N.J. Honored by the University of Hartford

2011 Sep 27

Brian Masi of New Egypt, N.J. was honored by the University of Hartford during Commencement ceremonies in May. Masi, who earned a Master of Accounting and Taxation, graduated from the Barney School of Business.

At graduation, he was presented with the Regents' Honor Award for Graduate Students. The award is the highest recognition of accomplishment that the University bestows on graduate students. Criteria for selection include a GPA of at least 3.80, significant scholarship, and community service. Masi, who earned his undergraduate degree from Barney in 2010, was a member of the leadership council and the Beta Gamma Sigma and Beta Alpha Psi honor societies.

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