What is the difference between the Commencement Ceremony and the Diploma & Hooding Ceremonies?
The Commencement Ceremony is an all-University ceremony that will feature the Honorary Degree recipients, Commencement Speaker, Student Speaker, Order of the Pacific, and the conferral of all degrees by the president. The Diploma & Hooding Ceremonies are school specific giving students the opportunity for individual recognition and to be “hooded” as a graduate of Pacific.
The Commencement Ceremonies are where degrees will be conferred by the President. The May 7th Commencement Ceremony will feature Honorary Degree recipients, Commencement Speaker, Student Speaker and Order of the Pacific. The Diploma & Hooding Ceremonies are school specific giving students the opportunity for individual recognition and to be “hooded” as a graduate of Pacific.
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