Press "Enter" to skip to content

Cleary graduates largest class ever, awards two honorary doctorate degrees

Cleary University — which saw its largest graduating class ever of 532 students — also awarded two honorary doctorate degrees at its May 4 commencement ceremony to John O’Malley, president of Trinity Health Livingston, and David Snodgrass, president and CEO of Lake Trust Credit Union.

John O’Malley

O’Malley has served as President of Trinity Health Livingston since 2016. Prior to this position, he was CEO of Select Specialty Hospital, a St. Joseph Mercy facility in Ann Arbor. O’Malley also worked as an operations leader at St. John Providence Health System for more than 25 years.

David Snodgrass

Snodgrass has been the President and CEO of Lake Trust Credit Union since 2011. Prior to this position, he served as Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at Affinity Federal Credit Union, a $2 billion credit union in New Jersey. Snodgrass was named to the “Who’s Who of America’s Credit Unions” in 2008, and one of New Jersey’s “Top 40 Executives Under 40” in 2006 by NJBIZ Magazine.

Each spring at commencement ceremonies, Cleary University awards honorary doctorate degrees to individuals who demonstrate outstanding achievements in their profession; enrich the world with their knowledge, mentorship abilities and exemplary contributions; live the attributes of The Cleary Mind; and inspire graduates, students, families and the entire community to aspire to excellence.

Steve Hoeft, president of the Bridgestone Americas Commercial Truck Group, was the keynote speaker. He is a proud graduate of Cleary University, along with his wife, Cindy.

“Cleary has been educating leaders in our community for more than 140 years,” said Cleary President Alan Drimmer. “Every day, our graduates contribute to the economic prosperity of Michigan, the country, and the world.”

DON’T MISS A BEAT

Sign up for our weekly newsletter

We don’t spam!

Sharing is caring!

Be First to Comment

Your FIRST and LAST NAME (for publication), as well as your home address (not for publication) and email (not for publication) are required for verification of authorship.

LATEST NEWS: