The Deluxe Doctoral Gown / Ph.D. GownIN STOCK most of the time in most sizes for fastest delivery in your choice of black velvet or PhD velvet, with and without gold piping -- Or let us custom make it for you in your choice of fabric, velvet and piping! Please note: We try to keep the deluxe PhD gowns with PhD blue velvet (pictured to the right) IN STOCK for quick delivery. In the unlikely event that we are out of stock we can in most cases send you a loaner gown at no charge while your deluxe gown is being made. Prices shown above are for standard sized gowns. Your choice of black or blue velvet is standard on these gowns at no extra charge. Please note: We try to keep the deluxe doctoral robes with black velvet (as shown above) and in PhD blue velvet IN STOCK for fastest delivery. In the unlikely event that we are out of stock in your size we can in most cases send you a loaner gown at no charge while your deluxe gown is being made. We also try to keep both of these gowns IN STOCK with gold piping as shown below . Deluxe PhD gown with Gold Piping ($365.00). **Available IN STOCK with your choice of black velvet and gold piping or PhD blue velvet and gold piping. ** Please note: We try to keep the deluxe doctoral robes with gold piping (with choice of black velvet -- or with blue velvet as shown above) IN STOCK for fastest delivery. In the unlikely event that we are out of stock in your size we can in most cases send you a loaner gown at no charge while your deluxe gown is being made. Deluxe doctoral gowns with gold piping order form If you would prefer a different color velvet, we can make it special for you for an additional $30.00 per gown. If you would like the gown itself in a color other than black, the additional charge would be $75.00 - $125.00 depending on fabric. We can also special make your doctoral gown in black in Super 100's Tropical Wool (additional $220.00 includes Super 100's fabric on gown and hood). Example of custom doctoral gown with fabric change to Gold Gowns with velvet changes, fabric changes or piping would take +/- 6 weeks to make. If you would like to order a customized gown, but cannot wait, we may be able to send you a loaner gown at no charge, which you could return upon receipt of your custom gown. Don't forget your tam! If you are purchasing a VIP Economy, Classic, or Deluxe gown, and you do not purchase a tam at the time of your order, then a VIP Economy Mortarboard Cap will be sent to you with your order. Academic Graduation Hoods Custom Doctoral Regalia Order Form The Classic Faculty Quality Doctoral GownA faculty quality, fully tailored doctoral gown, priced to own! - INCLUDES FREE GARMENT BAG
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Doctoral RegaliaThe regalia were developed under the leadership of Larry R. Faulkner, now President Emeritus of the University. In announcing the premiere of the regalia for the 122nd Spring Commencement in 2005, President Faulkner stated, "With symbols, we extend a university's culture far beyond its campus. Our official regalia now become an important new symbol distinguishing our graduates in the world's academies. Those wearing it become emblems of the best of Texas and eminent ambassadors of The University of Texas at Austin." With its deep russet color, gold accents and unparalleled design, the regalia ushered in a new tradition at the University. To design the regalia, the University turned to one of its own. In 2000, award-winning costume designer Susan Tsu, then a professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance, presented the initial design. Professor Tsu, a preeminent costume designer and distinguished teacher, recognized that like many designs for the stage, consideration of tradition should be a driving element. Academic regalia has its roots in the first universities in Europe in the 12th century, when the ordinary dress of the scholar was the dress of the cleric. The costume bestowed honor, but it also served the functional purpose of keeping medieval scholars warm in unheated buildings. The style of dress was standardized in the United States in 1895 by an Intercollegiate Code. Within that code, each university must find a way to uniquely represent itself. The UT doctor’s regalia incorporate many singular details, the most obvious of which is its color. The warm tone is a variation of burnt orange that blends well with the more traditional orange and white. “There is a great deal of pride and identity associated with our University colors, and it was important to me that we choose a color that evokes both the history and the dignity of our University,” Tsu says. “The color of the doctoral regalia is a rich russet that will celebrate our colors from head to toe with taste and elegance.” It will also allow UT graduates to stand out in a crowd when worn at commencement ceremonies at other universities. The regalia possess other distinctive qualities, the most striking of them the gold UT Tower embroidered on the front lapels of the robe. The Tower is the symbolic heart of campus, and its image is the university’s most recognizable icon on campus and beyond. Hoods on academic gowns originated when monks wore cowls as protection against inclement weather. Today’s hood is never worn on the head, but rather draped over the shoulder and down the back. The ornamental cloth is then lined with a color that represents the graduate’s field of study. The UT regalia standardize the hood in the traditional colors of orange and white and include the discipline color in a unique way: in a pin on the lapel of the gown. Two cloisonné pins are positioned in the clock face of the embroidered UT Tower. One pin represents the Graduate School with its traditional symbol, the oak tree, at its center. This pin is bordered in the color of the graduate’s discipline. The second pin represents a broader connection to the University with a replica of the medallion of office given to symbolize academic leadership. The regalia is completed with a six-cornered velvet tam featuring softened corners providing a less rigid silhouette than a traditional mortarboard. It is worn as a beret at a slightly jaunty angle with the gold tassel sloping toward the wearer’s left ear. Since being introduced in 2005, UT’s custom doctor’s regalia has become one of most distinctive and far reaching symbols to reflect and proudly display the rich tradition of academic excellence that is a hallmark of The University of Texas at Austin. Fast Shipping Available! Item added to your cartCollection: phd & doctorate graduation regalia, choose a category, custom doctoral graduation gowns - faculty doctorate & phd gowns. Doctoral Gowns to help you graduate with panache Marvel at the exquisite... Doctoral Tams - 4, 6, 8 Sided Graduation TamsWhat are Doctoral Tams / Graduation TamsWhat is a doctoral tam? When... PhD & Doctoral Graduation HoodsElaborate Doctorate Academic Hoods for prestige and authority Designed to convey an... Affordable Doctoral Gown, Hood & Tam PackagesDoctorate Gown, Tam & Hood graduation packages made for distinction Only those... 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Only those who have dedicated years to their education can wear the Doctoral graduation regalia. Congratulations to you on this amazing accomplishment. Wear your doctoral robe proudly knowing that it is made with high-quality materials and crafted by the best in the business. GraduationAttire offers gowns and hoods for formal college ceremonies. Our professional looking matte fabric gowns look fantastic and will stay looking fresh and new for years to come. When the faculty wears their graduation attire, the graduation ceremony maintains an air of dignity and pomp. Only those who hold a doctorate are entitled to wear the fine gowns with the notable velvet trim. GraduationAttire’s Deluxe Doctoral gowns come in sizes to fit those from 4’6” to 6’11” in regular and plus sizes, are comfortable to wear, and are durable for many years to come. Hoods are an indicator of the highest degree earned by the wearer by their color and length. We can help you determine the proper colors for the velvet and chevrons on the hood. With a full compliment of colors to choose from, each discipline is available to ensure the highest quality academic hoods. No ensemble is complete without a cap and tassel. Tams are often chosen for their headgear due to the comfort and look. We offer a handsome velvet tam as an option. At GraduationAttire, our prices make the purchase of an entire doctoral regalia affordable for even the newest doctoral candidate. Order your doctoral package today and be ready for your graduation ceremony. We are ready to help you with the experience and professionalism of our customer service staff. They can ensure that you order the correct colors for your gown, hood, and tam. - Custom hoods, expertly crafted
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Doctoral RegaliaThe gown for the Doctoral degree has a bell-shaped sleeve on which are three velvet bars. Usually, gowns for Doctoral degrees are black but sometimes other colors, depending on the degree or the college or university. The University of Kentucky gown for the Doctoral degree is royal (UK) blue with black panels and three black bars on the sleeve. The Doctoral hood is easily recognized by the width of the velvet edging, the wide panels at the sides, the greater length, and the full exposure of the lining. The Doctoral hood, like the Master’s hood, features the colors of the graduate’s university on the inside and the color of the edging represents the academic discipline of the graduate. Regalia is available to order online HERE. Doctoral students must order online as this type of regalia is not available to be purchased in-person. Deadlines vary based on your package, so please see below for a timeline. Fine Quality Doctoral Regalia Purchase or RentalDoctoral candidates have many options when ordering fine-quality UK regalia. Candidates have the option to purchase an entirely custom set of fine quality UK regalia, including the gown, hood, and tam. Candidates selecting this option will have their regalia shipped directly to the address entered at checkout. Please note that custom gowns take 6-8 weeks to produce and ship to you. Doctoral Candidates electing not to order a custom set can rent a gown, hood, and tam. Souvenir Doctoral Regalia PurchaseCandidates graduating from a participating professional school at the University of Kentucky also have the option to purchase Souvenir Regalia. Souvenir Regalia is intended for one-time wear and as such, is best suited for graduates not intending to participate in future commencement ceremonies. Souvenir professional regalia includes the traditional black velvet gown with appropriately colored bars and panels and corresponding hood. Order Regalia Today!- Apply Apply (link opens in new window)
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Academic Regalia at Graduation, ExplainedUniversity commencements are exciting celebrations of student achievement, and they also provide faculty, students, and their families a visible connection to the birth of the modern university way back in the 12th century. The black robes worn by graduating students and their faculty are known as academic “regalia” – and there’s a difference between a master’s degree gown vs bachelor’s. While undergraduate graduation robes may all seem the same, at the graduate level regalia tell a rich story of the graduate’s academic journey. That is, they do if you know what to look for! Master’s regalia meaningWhat do masters graduates wear? At the master’s level, regalia consists of a simple black gown. What distinguishes a master’s level gown from a baccalaureate gown are the sleeves. Master’s level gowns usually have long, extended sleeves. Historically, those sleeves could have been used as pockets. The headgear for the master’s regalia is traditionally the square mortarboard cap. (Graduates wear the mortarboard only at the full University commencement, as they get in the way of the College hooding ceremony.) At University commencement, wear the mortarboard tassel on the right. After your degree is conferred, move the tassel to the left. The master’s hood is a modern interpretation of the hooded robes worn by medieval monks who taught in the early universities. The monks would use their hoods to keep warm in the winters and also to collect alms. The master’s hood is 3.5 feet long and features a three-inch velvet trim that indicates the graduate’s academic discipline. The inside of the hood, displayed on the graduate’s back, shows the colors of the school from which the student graduated. Master’s hood colorsMaster’s students at the College of Graduate and Professional Studies receive hoods with UNE blue and silver on the inside, and the following colors on the outside: - Master of Science in Applied Nutrition : Science Gold
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Certificates of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) regaliaStudents graduating from the post-master’s Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study program wear the light blue hood of Education with a light blue cord indicating their advanced study. Doctoral regalia meaningAt the doctoral level, regalia consists of a more elaborate gown with a five-inch velvet panel down the front and three velvet bars on each sleeve. The velvet trim on a doctoral gown indicates the degree and academic discipline of the graduate. Some schools choose a color other than black for their doctoral regalia. Harvard University’s doctoral robes, for instance, are the school’s trademark crimson color. Doctoral regalia colorsGraduates of UNE’s Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) program wear black gowns with light blue velvet, showing their connection to the field of education. Doctoral regalia with navy blue or black velvet trim indicates that the wearer has earned a Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree. Other colors of trim indicate other academic disciplines. At University commencement, you may see regalia with lilac trim (Doctorate of Dental Medicine), Olive Green (Pharmacy Doctorate), or Kelly Green (Medical or Osteopathic Doctorate). The doctoral hood, like the master’s hood, features the colors of the graduate’s university on the inside and the color of the academic discipline on the outside. Doctoral tamThe doctoral headgear is traditionally the soft tam. Some tams have four corners and look like floppy mortarboards. Others have six corners. The style of tam is determined by the school from which one graduates. Fun fact: most doctoral tams have the tassel sewn to the fabric of the hat. Instead of moving the tassel from right to left, you turn the entire tam so that the tassel “moves” to the left side! Cords and stoles for graduation regaliaYou may also see graduates at commencement wearing stoles or cords. These indicate that the wearer is a member of an honor society, or has earned honors in other ways. Veterans or active duty students in the US military, for instance, have their service recognized with a red, white, and blue cord. In the same way that the regalia robes and hoods are historical descendants of the clothing of medieval monks, cords were used in the Catholic and Anglican churches to distinguish between the varying ranks of the clergy. In 2019, CGPS introduced the silver service cord for Public Health graduates. These students have e arned honors by engaging in service activities . If you see a graduate with a silver service cord, ask them about their service experiences. They’ve done some amazing things! Determining the meanings of different pieces of academic regaliaCommencement may look like a sea of more-or-less uniform black gowns, but with a sharp eye, you can tell where the graduate earned their degree, what degree they earned, what honors they earned during their degree, and in what field they earned their degree. That’s not bad for an outfit that’s more than 900 years old! Click here for more commencement details! Have additional questions? Reach out! Specialized Enrollment Counselors are available Monday – Friday, 8 am – 5 pm EST via email at [email protected] or by calling (855) 325-0896. If you dream about walking across the stage yourself someday, download our guide to find out which online program is right for you: Academic Regalia | | | | For over 100 years, Herff Jones has provided high quality academic regalia and best in class customer service. | We want you to look the best on graduation day! Videos available for proper wearing. | Order your Academic Regalia through Academic Regalia packages and your new outfit will ship within ten business days, or the shipping is free! | EarthGrad™, an Industry exclusive offering, is the optimal choice for sustainable cap, gowns, and academic attire for all universities and colleges. | Herff Jones takes pride in having supplied academic regalia to faculty, universities, and colleges across the nation for over 100 years. Please use the State and City selection boxes below to locate the products appropriate to the school you attended. If your school is not listed, please Contact Us to request more information. - Make a gift
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Parking InformationGuest information, frequently asked questions. Additional ResourcesLetter from the dean. Graduate students represent the crossroads of research and impact. You have the knowledge to help solve society’s greatest challenges and serve the future of our state in the workforce and beyond. Our doctoral hooding ceremony will recognize these accomplishments. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, May 11, 2024, at the Dean E. Smith Center. We welcome family members, friends, and anyone else you would like to invite. Each doctoral graduate student who participates in the ceremony will be called to the stage to have the hood of the commencement regalia conferred by their advisor or other departmental faculty member. Please review the rest of our website for answers to frequently asked questions and other important information you will need to know about participating in the ceremony. Graduate students are also encouraged to attend the University-wide Commencement ceremony , to be held on Saturday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. Our graduate students provide countless hours of teaching, research, and service to our University, all while balancing your mental health and well-being, responsibilities, and personal endeavors. As you reach this pinnacle in your graduate journey, know that our University, our state, and our world are enriched because of you. We are honored to gather and celebrate together. Beth Mayer-Davis Dean of The Graduate School Hooding Ceremony Program2024 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony Program (PDF) Hooding Ceremony Speaker: Dr. Angeli AchrekarPrior to joining UNAIDS in January 2023, Dr. Achrekar served as the Principal Deputy U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator for the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). Over the past 20 years with the U.S. government and PEPFAR, she has held prominent positions helping to lead the largest global health effort of the U.S. government to ensure life-saving HIV prevention and treatment services to millions of people around the globe and strengthen health and community systems across 50 countries. She is a passionate public servant, dedicated to advancing global health and development, across sectors, especially for women and girls. Angeli brings to the position extensive leadership and management experience in HIV/AIDS and public health. Over the years, she has helped evolve the program for more person-centered care, protecting and increasing HIV/AIDS gains while also capacitating countries for broader healthcare delivery. Her deep program, policy and partnership development experience at the global and country levels has cultivated strong multi-sectoral partnerships for large-scale and transformational impact, fundamental to ending the AIDS pandemic. She holds a Doctorate of Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a Master of Public Health from Yale University, and a Bachelor of Science from the University of California, Los Angeles. Angeli is married and the mother of beloved twin daughters. She loves poetry and nature. An unrelenting champion for health and rights for all, she believes in the power of service and partnership for change. All May 2024 doctoral candidates, as well as 2023 August and December graduates, will receive an email invitation to the hooding ceremony in mid- to late February 2024. This email will be sent to your UNC-Chapel Hill email address (and/or personal email address) on record. August and December graduates should make sure to have an updated personal email address listed with the Office of the University Registrar through ConnectCarolina or [email protected] . Please check all of your inboxes and folders in case the invitation is inadvertently directed to junk/spam folders. Please RSVP through the event registration system by March 31, 2024, with the name and email address of your hooding faculty. If you have not received the invitation by March 15, 2024, please contact Kate McAnulty ( [email protected] ), senior associate dean for student affairs. Please note, if you do not successfully complete all your degree requirements to have your degree conferred at the ceremony, you will not be allowed to participate in the hooding ceremony. No exceptions will be made. Hooding Faculty SelectionEach doctoral graduate student will have the hood of the commencement regalia conferred by their adviser or other departmental faculty member. Please inquire as early as possible with your adviser whether they will attend the ceremony with you. If you have two faculty advisers, both can attend and hood you jointly. If your faculty adviser is unavailable to attend the ceremony and confer your hood, you can request that another faculty member (preferably from your dissertation committee), your director of graduate studies, or your department chair confer your hood instead. The faculty member who confers your hood must be listed with The Graduate School as regular or fixed-term faculty. If none of your faculty are available to confer your hood, the provost and the Royster Distinguished Professor will do so. Please make sure that you and your hooding faculty have a clear plan of where to meet the morning of the ceremony. Given the heavy crowds as well as noise and visibility issues, we recommend a meeting location away from or even outside the entrance and check-in areas. Day-of-Ceremony InstructionsScholarships and Financial AidIf you have borrowed a Federal Loan while attending Carolina, you must complete the Exit Counseling to learn about loan repayment. The Office of Scholarships and Student Aid will also notify you of this requirement via email. If you have borrowed a Federal Perkins or Health Professions Loan or any long-term university loan, you must complete exit counseling by accessing the ECSI website . You may contact the University Cashier at [email protected] with any questions. Student Regalia: Information and DeadlinesStudent basic/keepsake black regalia will be available to purchase through Student Stores online beginning in early/mid-March, in-store (starting Thursday, March 21st through commencement weekend), and at the conGRADulations Fair on Wednesday, March 20th. These regalia are meant to be a cost-effective and eco-friendly option for graduating students (prices listed below). Please make sure to indicate whether you are a Ph.D., Ed.D., DNP, or DrPH student so that you can request the proper hood for purchase. - Doctoral BASIC Package (Square Cap, Gown, Tassel) - $65.99 ($60.99 if purchasing with Tam [6-corner cap])
- Doctoral Hood - $39.99
- Doctoral Tam (6-corner cap) - $80 ($75 if purchasing with Basic Package)
- Individual Square Cap - $12.99
- Individual Tassel - $9.99
AnnouncementsCustom commencement announcements can be purchased through Balfour . Generic announcements in packages of 10 may be purchased at Student Stores. Every student who RSVPs through the event registration system will receive outreach from GradImages™ in advance of the ceremony. Please check all of your inboxes and folders in case the outreach is inadvertently directed to junk/spam folders. - At the beginning of August, your diploma will be mailed to your home address as listed in ConnectCarolina.
- Your diploma will be printed with the diploma name as listed on your ConnectCarolina account.
- If you need immediate proof of graduation, you may download an electronic diploma (for a fee of $10.95) beginning mid-June 2024.
- If you require special handling (summer pick-up, FedEx, international delivery) for your diploma, please contact the Office of the University Registrar by May 10, 2024.
- More information on diplomas is available from the Office of the University Registrar .
If your department has a separate ceremony, check with your department to determine whether or not they intend to distribute diplomas at their ceremony. Diploma frames can be purchased at Student Stores . Faculty rental regalia is currently available for ordering through Oak Hall via Student Stores . The site will remain open through Wednesday, April 3rd, and the regalia will be available for pickup at UNC Student Stores starting the Monday of commencement week (May 6th). Payment is due at time of pickup, and the return deadline to have your items back in-store is Friday, May 17th. For additional questions, contact the Student Stores graduation department at [email protected] . Non-hooding faculty are invited to attend as a member of the general audience and will not participate in the academic processional. Seating will be reserved for faculty in Section 124. Hooding FacultyHooding faculty should arrive at the Smith Center concourse level (Entrance D) to meet their students between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m. You do not need to check in. Additional information will be provided by the Graduate School or by the degree candidate. Please make sure that you and your students have each other's contact information so that you can coordinate where to meet the morning of the ceremony. Given the heavy crowds as well as noise and visibility issues, we recommend a meeting location away from or even outside the entrance and check-in areas. Your student(s) will receive a name card at check-in which will later be scanned by a staff member prior to them going on stage. Please help us make sure that your student(s) does not lose that card over the course of the morning's activities. As soon as you connect with your student, please proceed to the first floor (lower level) and take a seat with them. If you are hooding more than one student, make sure you are all sitting together. At the end of the ceremony after the platform party recesses, students and faculty will be free to exit the floor and connect with family and friends. There is no recessional for students and hooding faculty. Due to the timing of afternoon events in the Smith Center, staff will direct everyone off the floor and into the stands as soon as the ceremony is over. Accessibility Services, Seating and ParkingServices for students, faculty, and guests with disabilities or medical conditions are available. Accessible parking for guests is available in the Williamson Lot across the street from the Smith Center by presenting a disability permit/placard or license plate. The lot will be clearly marked with the appropriate signage. Golf carts will pick up guests needing assistance from the lot and drop them at Gate A. Accessible seating is located all along the concourse level in the Smith Center. No ticket is required for seating. If you require other accommodations (interpreter services, more specialized seating, etc.) or if you do not have a disability permit/placard or license plate, please contact Commencement Accessibility Services at [email protected] . Students and faculty who have accessibility needs should contact Commencement Accessibility Services ( [email protected]) who will work with staff from The Graduate School and the Office of University Events accordingly to navigate ceremony details. Students do not have designated parking, so all guest parking lots (see below) can be used by students. Reserved parking for faculty and deans will be available either in the Smith Center Lot, behind the Koury Natatorium and the Smith Center, or in the top tier of the Manning Lot. If parking in the Smith Center lot, upon arrival, please pull up to the parking gate and advise the parking attendant of your name to gain complimentary access to the Smith Center lot. Reserved parking for members of the platform party will be in the Smith Center Lot, behind the Koury Natatorium and the Smith Center. Parking for guests will be available in most lots surrounding the Smith Center ( map of these parking lots ). They include: the Manning Lot (on Bowles Drive between the Smith Center and Family Practice), the Bowles Lot (on Bowles Drive behind Craige Residence Hall), and the Business School Deck. Accessible parking is available in the Williamson Lot across the street from the Smith Center by presenting a disability permit/placard or license plate. Guests needing parking accommodations for the elderly and not having a disability permit, plate, or placard should contact Commencement Accessibility Services at [email protected] . Guests should arrive between 8:00 and 8:45 a.m. and enter the Smith Center at Entrance A. Please do not bring gifts into the Smith Center. No refreshments will be available at the ceremony. Please bring water and stay hydrated, especially if it is hot outside that morning. International GuestsStudents and scholars who want to invite family members to visit the United States as tourists may use the information below to assist those family members in applying for a visa. - View this document to learn how you can invite family members to the U.S. for your commencement ceremony.
- Request a graduation application confirmation letter from the Office of the University Registrar . Please email [email protected] requesting a letter of confirmation for graduation for your family’s visa.
Local Visitors BureausThe Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau and the Durham Convention and Visitors Bureau websites provide information on local lodging, restaurants, scheduled events, shopping, tours, and area resources. Dean E. Smith Center Entry PolicyAll guests and their belongings are subject to screening by entry personnel. Clear Bag Policy Guests are encouraged to leave all bags at home, but the following items will be allowed into Commencement venues: - Any clear plastic or vinyl bag no larger than 12″ x 6″ x 12″, including gallon freezer bags.
- Small clutch purses no larger than 4.5″ x 6.5″.
- Necessary medical items following inspection at entry gates.
- Up to two unopened 20 ounce or smaller bottles of water per person and empty drink containers that can be filled up at drinking fountains.
- More Information: Carolina Athletics Clear Bag Policy
Prohibited Items Alcoholic beverages, artificial noise makers, baby seats, large bags, balloons, banners, flags and signs (larger than 8 ½" x 11"), signs on sticks or other devices, beach balls, coolers or containers, explosives, fireworks, folding chairs, food and beverages (except sealed plastic water bottles), illegal drugs, laser pointers, pets (except service animals), strollers (non-collapsible), umbrellas, weapons of any kind, any other item that in the judgment of management staff poses a safety hazard or detracts from the ability of others to enjoy the event. All permissible bags and containers are subject to search upon entry. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation with these safety measures. Directions to the Dean E. Smith CenterAddress: 300 Skipper Bowles Drive, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 From Virginia and points north Take I-85 South to Durham. Exit left at US 15-501 in Durham and follow 15-501 approximately nine miles to Chapel Hill. Once in Chapel Hill, stay on US 15-501 Bypass (Fordham Boulevard). At around the seventh stoplight, turn right onto Manning Drive. The Smith Center is half a mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. From points west Take I-85 North towards Durham. Exit just past Burlington onto NC 54 East (Exit #148, Chapel Hill Exit). Follow NC 54 for approximately 20 miles to Carrboro. Pass Carrboro Plaza on the right and stay on NC 54 for about four miles to the next stoplight, Manning Drive. Turn left on Manning Drive. The Smith Center is half a mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. From points east Take I-40 West toward Chapel Hill. Exit at NC 54 West (Exit #273 A) and follow for approximately four miles. Once in Chapel Hill, continue to follow signs for NC 54 West, which means you will have to exit right under the first overpass. At the top of the exit turn right at the light. Follow NC 54 West/15-501 South until the second stoplight. Turn right onto Manning Drive. The Smith Center is half a mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. From points south Take US 15-50 North toward Chapel Hill. Exit right onto US 15-501 Bypass in Chapel Hill. Turn left at first stoplight onto Manning Drive. The Smith Center is half a mile on the left on Skipper Bowles Drive. Will the ceremony be livestreamed? Yes, the the Doctoral Hooding Ceremony will be livestreamed. What time do graduates need to arrive? Students and their faculty advisors should arrive starting at 8:00 and no later than 8:30 a.m. in full regalia. Students will need to pick up and hold on to their name cards, which will be scanned before they cross the stage, so that their names show up on the screen(s) overhead. Are tickets required for guests? No tickets are necessary and there is no restriction on the number of guests invited per graduate. When should guests arrive? Guests should arrive between 8:00 and 8:45 a.m. and enter the Smith Center at Entrance A where programs will be available. Please do not bring gifts into the Smith Center. How long does the ceremony usually last? The ceremony will last no later than noon. Will the names of graduates be announced? Yes. Each doctoral graduate student who participates in the ceremony will be called to the stage to have the hood of the commencement regalia conferred by their adviser or other departmental faculty member. Who can hood graduates? Students should be hooded by their faculty adviser(s). If their faculty adviser(s) are unavailable, they can be hooded by another member of their committee and/or their program/department, such as their director of graduate studies or department chair. Students without available faculty will be hooded by the provost and the Royster Distinguished Professor. Students cannot be hooded by a non-faculty member, such as family, friends, or colleagues. Can students be hooded during this ceremony but not officially graduate until later this year? No. Only candidates who have met all degree requirements for this ceremony (and August and December graduates from the previous calendar year) will be hooded at this ceremony. If you officially graduate in a future semester, you will be invited to the following year's ceremony. Where do students, faculty, and guests park? Hooding Ceremony parking information UNC Visitor Parking Information and Maps Reserved parking for faculty and deans will be in the top tier of the Manning Lot. Accessible parking is available in the Williamson Lot across the street from the Smith Center by presenting a disability permit/placard or license plate. Is there accessible parking? Accessible parking is available in the Williamson Lot across the street from the Smith Center by presenting a disability permit/placard or license plate. Guests who need accessible parking but not having a disability permit, plate, or placard should contact Commencement Accessibility Services at [email protected] . How do students find out if and when departments are having ceremonies? Please visit school and departmental ceremonies. Is there housing on campus for commencement weekend? No. Housing is not available on campus for parents and guests. A list of hotels in the area is available on the Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau and the Durham Convention and Visitors Bureau websites. How will I receive my diploma? At the end of June, your diploma will be mailed to your home address as listed in ConnectCarolina. If your department has a separate ceremony, check with your department to determine whether or not they intend to distribute diplomas at their ceremony. Diploma frames can be purchased at Student Stores . Diplomas will not be available for pick-up. The Doctoral Hooding Ceremony will be livestreamed. UCF Hosts Summer 2024 Commencement Aug. 2-3Three distinguished UCF alumni and Central Florida leaders will speak at this semester’s ceremonies, which take place Addition Financial Arena. By Nicole Dudenhoefer ’17 | July 26, 2024 UCF will award more than 4,460 degrees during three commencement ceremonies at Addition Financial Arena Aug. 2-3, sending a talented group of highly skilled graduates into careers in high-demand fields across our region and throughout Florida. This year’s graduates will also hear from three well-respected Knights — Orange County Arts and Cultural Affairs Administrator Vicki Landon ’05 ’08MA , Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer’s Chief of Staff Heather Fagan ’02, and marketing consultant and entrepreneur Carey Sobel ’09 — who are improving communities, transforming lives and making industry breakthroughs with their work. Of the degrees UCF expects to award, 3,518 are bachelor’s, 641 are master’s, 186 are doctoral and 1 is a specialist degree. UCF will also award 117 graduate certificates. Overall, UCF anticipates awarding nearly 1,000 degrees in STEM fields — including 451 in engineering and computer science — as well as 670 in business-related fields, 369 in nursing, 201 in hospitality-related fields, 108 in biomedical sciences, and 45 in digital and emerging media. About 40% of the bachelor’s degree recipients are eligible for Pell Grants, which total 1,773 graduates — showcasing the university’s commitment to social mobility . Additionally, 809 bachelor’s degrees will be awarded to first-generation students who will be the first in their families to graduate from college. Commencement FestivitiesHeld in Addition Financial Arena, the spring commencement will take place Aug. 2-3. All guests, including children and infants, need a ticket for admission. All graduates who have filed an intent to graduate will receive five commencement ceremony tickets when they pick up their regalia packet. Guests who do not have tickets may watch the live ceremony via a simulcast viewing in the FAIRWINDS Alumni Center and the Student Union. Ceremonies will also be livestreamed on UCF’s YouTube channel . Commencement Photo-ops Across UCFMain campus. Three different photo-ops on UCF’s main campus are available for students to celebrate their accomplishments. The Reflecting Pond is one of the most iconic spots on campus for grad photos. Strike a pose and make memories through Aug. 4. Graduating Knights will also be able to take photos in FBC Mortgage Stadium from 10 a.m. to 4p.m., July 31 to Aug. 1. Please enter through Gate 17 to access the stadium. Taking photos on the field is prohibited. On Thursday, Aug. 1, 2:30-7 p.m., spring graduates will be offered a photo-op — Grad Walk — within Addition Financial Arena. This will be a first-come, first-served occasion for graduates and up to 10 of their well-wishers to take photos and videos on the ceremony stage. Graduates are required to register here . UCF DowntownUCF Downtown offers several great locations for unforgettable graduation photos . Here are our top picks of the best spots to memorialize your academic achievement. Celebrate your college journey by honoring your support system at the Dr. Phillips Academic Commons West Lobby donor wall. Use the iconic phrase, “If you want to go far, go together,” on the donor wall as a backdrop to pay homage to those who helped you along the way. The Seneff Plaza, located between the East and West Wings of Dr. Phillips Academic Commons, is where so many campus events and gatherings take place. The towering columns and reflective glass of Dr. Phillips Academic Commons capture the modern campus where you worked so hard to earn your degree. Enhance your graduation photos by venturing beyond campus into the surrounding Orlando area. You barely have to step off campus to encounter the iconic Orlando sign located at Luminary Green Park. The 2.3-acre park features a large, welcoming lawn that leads up to the oversized “Orlando” letters at the end of the park, creating the ideal environment to mark your time in The City Beautiful. Commencement ScheduleGraduates and guests can review the below commencement ceremony schedule, listing colleges, ceremony dates and streaming links: Aug. 2, 6 p.m. College of Arts and Humanities College of Sciences College of Undergraduate Studies Aug. 3, 9 a.m. College of Business College of Engineering and Computer Science College of Optics and Photonics Rosen College of Hospitality Management Aug. 3, 2:30 p.m. College of Community Innovation and Education College of Graduate Studies College of Health Professions and Sciences College of Medicine College of Nursing Commencement SpeakersVicki Landon ’05 ’08MAAug. 2, 6 p.m. Landon has dedicated her career to the nonprofit arts and cultural sector, achieving success in fundraising, excelling in arts administration and acting as a mentor and resource. In her role as the arts and cultural affairs administrator for Orange County Government, Landon guides committees and advisory councils to steward the County’s $15 million-plus annual investment in arts and culture. Landon has extensive experience in arts administration, having previously served as the vice president of development and external affairs for Central Florida Community Arts, the senior director of development at Orlando Family Stage, director of development for the Orlando Opera Company, and as an instructor at the Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership at Rollins College. Landon has been named one of Orlando Family Magazine ’s Super Women of Orlando, a 40 Under 40 honoree by the Orlando Business Journal and an Association of Fundraising Professionals Emerging Leader. While she holds certificates from multiple institutions (Leadership Orlando, Mayor’s City Academy, Edyth Bush Institute), she is most proud of her time at Theatre UCF. She earned a bachelor’s in theatre studies and master’s in theatre from UCF. Carey Sobel ’09Aug. 3, 9 a.m. Sobel is a local entrepreneur with strong marketing and business development expertise as an owner, investor and consultant across multiple industries. For the past 12 years, he served as chief strategy officer for his award-winning marketing agency that he sold earlier this year. He is an owner of Boss Group International, a mergers and acquisitions firm that helps people buy and sell businesses. He also serves as chief marketing officer for Coastal Investment Company, a private equity firm that has raised more than $300 million in its first 36 months in business. The Business Brokers of Florida consistently recognize Sobel as one of the state’s top brokers. Sobel’s professional honors include the Orlando Business Journal ’s 40 Under 40 Award as a rising star in business and UCF’s 30 Under 30 Alumni Award. He also received the inaugural Young Alumni Award at UCF’s Shining Knights Ceremony and the Entrepreneurial Alumni Award during the UCF College of Business Hall of Fame event. After years of service as chair of the College of Business Alumni Board, Sobel has joined the UCF Alumni Board. A native of Philadelphia, Sobel lives in Orlando with his wife, fellow alum Lauren Sobel ’12 ’17DPT , and his children, Marley, Sloane and Lennon. He earned a bachelor’s in management from UCF. Heather Fagan ’02Aug. 3, 2:30 p.m. Fagan is chief of staff for Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer. As chief of staff, Fagan serves as a strategic advisor, people manager and project organizer to ensure the advancement of Dyer’s priorities. Additionally, she is responsible for directing the staff of the City’s Executive Offices on implementation of major policy initiatives and for ensuring the vision and goals for the city correspond with those of residents and community partners. With the City of Orlando since 2006, Fagan has led communication efforts for a variety of community projects including the approval and construction of Kia Center, and the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and Camping World Stadium renovation; securing a Major League Soccer team, the installation of See Art Orlando. Following the Pulse Nightclub shooting, Fagan led the City of Orlando’s communication response. Fagan has been recognized as 2019 Public Relations Professional of the Year, Orlando Business Journal’ s 40 Under 40 and Orange Appeal ’s Women of the Year. She is an advertising/public relations alumna of UCF. More TopicsPegasus magazine. For a decade, UCF-based nonprofit Limbitless Solutions has transformed kids’ lives through bionic limbs. |
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