For many of our graduates, commencement marks one of the most memorable experiences of their educational journey. We strive to provide all the details you might need so you can celebrate a smooth, stress-free graduation process and commencement day.
First, it's important to understand that graduation and commencement refer to two different things:
Graduation refers to receiving your diploma and having your degree awarded. You must apply for graduation even if you do not plan to attend the commencement ceremony. Your diploma or certificate will be mailed to you. Diplomas are not given out at the commencement ceremony.
Commencement is the traditional graduation ceremony, and Marylhurst University holds its annual commencement in June. You are eligible and invited to participate if you were awarded a diploma during the previous fall or winter terms or have applied to graduate for spring or summer term.
Commencement 2013 activities will take place June 13, 14 and 15, 2013.
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Dr. Susan Carter, interim chair of the MA in Interdisciplinary Studies Department, was named vice president of the Pacific Northwest Region of the American Academy of Religion / Society of Biblical Literature in May 2013.
Monday. University closed. Memorial Day, once known as Decoration Day, was established after the Civil War to remember the Union and Confederate so...
RSVP due for Commencement Weekend. COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES: Friday: June 13-14 - various times, by department, Graduate Hooding Ceremonies. June ...
Celebrating the 2013 master's and bachelor's candidates. Light refreshments will be served. Graduates who plan to attend are asked to RSVP by J...
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