Now More Than Ever Graduates Need Visual Recognition
All graduates deserve recognition for what they’ve overcome, especially during pandemic times.
Senior Class Graduation Products Blog
Looking Ahead to the Class of 2021 -- We're Ready!
There’s still a few colleges and universities waiting on their fall graduation ceremonies to occur that were reworked from the spring, but most have moved on to planning for the new class of upcoming grads … and we’re so excited!
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We’ve compiled some of our most frequently asked questions as schools start to head into the new academic year and continue to host their rescheduled commencement ceremonies.
The Types of Graduation Honors and Distinctions
In a sea of graduates donned in caps and gowns, only a few truly stand out. You notice the brightly-colored cords, draping stoles, and distinctive medallions, but what do they mean? What did the graduate do to earn those? We’re taking a look at a few of the more widely-known honors and the meaning behind them.
The Significance of the Academic Honor Stole
Academic Honor Stoles: They stand out commencement ceremonies as one of the brightest accessories worn on a graduate, but what do they mean?
Dads & Grads
The weekend of Father’s Day in June is traditionally a popular time for high school graduation ceremonies nationwide. It’s only fitting that the two be lumped together as a way to honor both the graduate and one of the role models who played a part in guiding him/her to the finish line.
The Class of 2020: As Seen in Pictures
With the threat of Coronavirus still a reality, high schools and universities around the country have made quick and creative changes to commencement ceremonies so seniors can celebrate their much-deserved accomplishments. June marks one of the busiest months for graduations, so we’re taking a look at The Class of 2020: As Seen in Pictures. Click the images for full stories.
Ankh Maat Wedjau Honor Society
Ankh Maat Wejau provides a platform and a safe place for students to discuss Pan-African topics through community engagement and group forums. Students actively work toward breaking down social barriers plaguing the Black community, specifically for Black students.
Alpha Phi Sigma: The Criminal Justice Honor Society
Founded in 1941 by a new director of the Police Science Academic Program at Washington State University, Alpha Phi Sigma aims to “promote excellence in scholarship and performance” in criminal justice studies. It is the only accredited national honor society for criminal justice and serves areas such as police, courts, corrections, forensics, nonprofits, and higher education.
You’re Invited! Where to Watch Commencements for The Class of 2020
Are your graduation plans still in the process of being worked out but you’re wanting to celebrate now? Here’s a schedule of upcoming virtual, nationwide commencement ceremonies:
