SCRANTON -- The University of Scranton conferred 46 doctoral degrees in physical therapy and 700 master's degrees, both of which are records for the Jesuit university, at its post-baccalaureate commencement ceremony held in the Byron Recreation Complex on campus on May 28.

Scranton's graduate degree recipients represent 38 states including Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah and Virginia. Master's degree programs with the most graduates include curriculum and instruction, educational administration, occupational therapy and MBA.

The following list of local students earned degrees at Scranton.

Kyle T. Bateman of Norristown earned a doctor of physical therapy degree from the University's College of Graduate and Continuing Education.

Wendy M. Hafner of North Wales earned a doctor of physical therapy degree from the University's College of Graduate and Continuing Education.

Mary B. McLaughlin of Lansdale earned a doctor of physical therapy degree from the University's College of Graduate and Continuing Education.