Five Department of Criminology graduates have been selected to receive USF Fast 56 awards, which recognize the fastest growing USF alumni-owned or led businesses. AspirEDU, Inc. President/CEO Kimberley Munzo ('99) and Black Digital CEO Mike Utaegbulam ('11) are among the recipients. Florida Berry Wines Inc President Clarence J Keel IV ('05), Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties President & CEO Michael E. Sutton ('03), and Pipas Law Group owner Christian Pipas ('07) will also be honored at the upcoming ceremony on Friday, Sept. 8.
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Criminology alumni honored as USF Fast 56 recipients
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