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Bianca J. Green — a graduate with a vested plan

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Proud graduate Bianca Jo'nea Green holds her degree.
Proud graduate Bianca Jo’nea Green holds her degree.

On December 19, 2015, 27-year-old Bianca Jo’nea Green graduated from the prestigious Rochester Christina College in Rochester, Michigan with a degree in ‘business management/human resources.’

Miss Green is the daughter of Gail D. Homes and John Thomas Green. She plans to continue to progress in her field and job as an administrative assistant and will take on more projects helping the company advance. No stranger to hard work, she had already taken on more responsibility in the ‘human resource’ aspect of her degree. This focused and lovely young woman plans to continue advancing her education by going back for a graduate degree in the spring/summer semesters.

Rochester Christina College was founded over 50 years ago and has prepared numerous students to be servant leaders in their communities. “Challenging academics in a Christian community” is just a synopsis of its academic milestone.

Congratulations to Bianca Jo’nea Green and family.

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