Graduate Information
Students are required to apply for graduation, regardless if they plan on attending the commencement ceremony.
Congratulations On Your Accomplishments!
The faculty and staff at the ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ congratulate you on your academic achievement and strive to ensure that the commencement ceremony will be a fitting conclusion to this phase of your education!
The commencement ceremony is a festive occasion which manifests itself in many ways including the traditional dress of the students; the faculty adorned in academic regalia; and the joy and satisfaction of accomplishment.
We want to celebrate you in recognizing and honoring all your hard work as well as those who have supported you: faculty, staff, administrators, parents, spouses, and children.
Commencement is a ceremonious occasion honoring important educational accomplishments. Decorum and courtesy are important to you and your family, as well as, your fellow graduate and their families.
- Adherence to the University’s alcohol policy is expected.
- Cell phones and other electronic equipment are not allowed. Please leave those with your family members.
Regalia
Traditionally, university graduates wear cap and gown for the commencement ceremony. For the first time, the ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ will introduce newly customized regalia for both our undergraduate and graduate students. This new regalia will be something