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Attending Graduation

We strongly encourage you to attend graduation, which is held in December as well as in May (click here for current information on dates, etc). The graduate ceremony is separate from the undergraduate, and is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate your accomplishment with family, friends, faculty, and fellow students. The ceremony, which typically lasts just over an hour, is followed by a reception for School of Education graduates, their families, and the faculty. It's growing in popularity, and it's our chance to officially congratulate you, and wish you well in the next phase of your career.

Here are details of upcoming ceremonies, and deadlines for attending them:

 

 

 


Last Updated: September 22, 2005