The University of Scranton’s Order of Pro Deo honored its newest group of silver medallion awardees — denoting 10 years of employment at Scranton — at a recent induction ceremony.
The 10-year employees were formally recognized on Thursday, April 16, at the Rose Room inside Brennan Hall, where Rev. Joseph G. Marina, S.J., University president, presented the awards and provided a prayer and remarks. Thirty-one employees were honored.
The Order of Pro Deo was established at The University of Scranton in 1961 by Rev. John J. Long, S.J., University president from 1953-1963. Since its creation, the Order has conferred this distinction on 797 individuals, including the 2026 members, and counting.
The University of Scranton’s Order of Pro Deo honored its newest group of silver medallion awardees — denoting 10 years of employment at Scranton — at a recent induction ceremony.