Commencement

Commencement Committee
c/o Campus Life Office
Michael Lemieux, Chair
Williams Center Temporary Office Complex
SUNY Fredonia
Fredonia, NY 14063
(716) 673-3143

Graduating?
Got plans?

Excited gradStudents graduating this year are invited to share their future plans for posting on the website. Information can include new jobs, acceptances to graduate schools or other programs, and professional summer activities. Parents, faculty and staff members are encouraged to submit items, as are students.  Please include the graduate's name, hometown, and major. Tell us your future plans.


News

Commencement to be televised locally Saturday

SUNY Fredonia alumnus and attorney Dale Cooter is 2012 Commencement keynote speaker

Four students honored with SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence

Lanford Presidential Prize to be presented to international student at Commencement

Concert version of "Guys and Dolls" celebrates Commencement

Senior Expo slated for March 20 at University Commons



 

Commencement 2012

 

Congratulations to all our graduates and their families!


Georgie and friendSee photos from Commencement morning>

and afternoon ceremonies 2012>

Gangloff and friend

Commencement Dual Ceremonies

Bachelor's and master's degree and advanced certificate graduates are combined during these ceremonies.   

Graduation Photos:

A professional photographer will take a photo of each graduate crossing the platform. A proof will be sent electronically or to the graduate's permanent address; this is provided as a service to our families, there is no obligation to purchase the photo.

Students:

There is a link for information on when you will graduate, morning or afternoon, according to your academic major. For double majors, the ceremony you participate in will be according to your primary major - the one in which you will receive your degree.

You are eligible to participate in one of two ceremonies in the Steele Hall arena on Saturday, May 12, 2012, if you meet one of the following conditions:

  • You completed or anticipate completing bachelor's/master's degree or advanced certificate requirements in January, May or August 2012.
  • You completed degree or certificate requirements in August or December 2011, and did not participate in either of the May 2011 Commencement ceremonies.

Click here for detailed instructions and further information.

 


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