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**Binghamton University Alum Stephanie Courtney Featured on CBS Sunday Morning**

Binghamton University in Binghamton, New York, shared that alum Stephanie Courtney, class of 1992, recently appeared in a CBS Sunday Morning segment. The feature highlighted Courtney’s career journey and rise to fame.

Stephanie Courtney is widely recognized for her role as “Flo” in a major insurance company’s advertising campaign. Her portrayal of the character has earned her significant recognition and popularity.

The university shared their excitement about Courtney’s accomplishment, celebrating her success as a notable graduate. The segment on CBS Sunday Morning focused on her personal story and professional achievements.

Source: Binghamton University

Source Type: College

Source Location: Binghamton

Binghamton, NY

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