2013 Baccalaureate Ceremonies
Morning Ceremony, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
- View Campus Map
- Doors to Sports Arena (live ceremony) open for guests at 9:00 a.m. (guest tickets required). Building 39 on map.
- Doors to live video viewing in the Bulger Communication Center open for guests at 9:00 a.m. (no tickets required). Building 24 on map.
Afternoon Ceremony, 2:00-4:00 p.m.
- View Campus Map
- Doors to Sports Arena open for guests at 1:00 p.m. (guest tickets required). Building 39 on map.
- Doors to live video viewing in the Bulger Communication Center open for guests at 1:00 p.m. (no tickets required). Building 24 on map.
Guest tickets for open seating in the Sports Arena are required. Bachelor's graduates each receive five guest tickets. The arena features a combination of stadium chair and bleacher seating. (Live video viewing in the Bulger Communication Center offers lecture hall seating.)
Note: Please know that small children and babies also will require a guest ticket. You may consider not bringing small children, as they likely will be unable to sit through the lengthy ceremony.
Visit Bachelor's Registration and Guest Tickets to learn more about guest tickets and viewing options.
Guests should use the Sports Arena map to determine where their graduates will be seated by school (they will not be seated specifically by academic department). The following is a list of undergraduate majors by school. Seating arrangements are the same for each bachelor's ceremony.
Seating for Bachelor's Candidates-
Undergraduate Majors by School
School of Arts and Humanities
Art
Art Education
Art History
Arts and Letters
Ceramics
Communication Design
Communication Studies
Design (Ceramics, Communication Design, Fibers, Metals/Jewelry, Wood/Furniture)
English
English Education
Fibers
Fine Arts (Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture)
French Education
French Language and Literature
Individualized Studies
Interior Design
Journalism
Media Production
Metals/Jewelry
Music
Music Education
Painting
Philosophy
Photography
Printmaking
Pubic Communication
Secondary Education (English, French, Spanish)
Sculpture
Spanish Education
Spanish Language and Literature
Television and Film Arts
Theater
Wood/Furniture
Writing
School of Education
Business and Marketing Education
Career and Technical Education
Childhood Education
Early Childhood and Childhood Education
Early Childhood Education
Exceptional Education and Early Childhood Education: Elementary Education
Exceptional Education and Early Childhood Education: Exceptional Education
Individualized Studies
School of Natural and Social Sciences
Anthropology
Biology
Biology Education
Chemistry
Chemistry Education
Earth Science Education
Earth Sciences
Economics
Forensic Chemistry
Geography
Geology
Health and Wellness
History
Individualized Studies
Mathematics
Mathematics, Applied
Mathematics Education
Physics
Physics Education
Physics Three-Two Engineering Option
Political Science
Pre-Law Advisement, Pre-Professional Program
Pre-Med and Pre-Health Advisement, Pre-Professional Program
Psychology
Secondary Education (Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Mathematics, Physics, Social Studies)
Social Studies Education
Sociology
Sociology, Applied
Urban and Regional Analysis and Planning
School of the Professions
Business Administration
Computer Information Systems
Criminal Justice
Dietetics
Electrical Engineering Technology
Fashion and Textile Technology
Hospitality Administration
Individualized Studies
Industrial Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Social Work
Speech-Language Pathology
Technology Education
